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5 Ways to Deal With Shame in PTSD Recovery

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5 Ways to Deal With Shame in PTSD Recovery

Psychologist Helen Block Lewis said, “Guilt is about doing. Shame is about being.” In fact, shame in PTSD recovery and otherwise is an emotion that is tied not to a specific behavior but instead to whom you feel you are deep inside. Most often it comes from an imagined defect in who you are. That’s …

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7 Ways to Rewire Cravings and Disrupt Stress Response Habits

Some days I really crave peanut butter. It’s the kind of craving that follows me everywhere, whispering to be sated. It breaks my concentration and makes it hard to sit still. The only way to calm the urge’s jittery feeling is to grab a spoon and open a jar. From that first creamy smooth lick …

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What are the costs involved for detox?

The costs involved for detox under the medical management of Palm Beach Detox and Wellness Institute depends upon the individual needs and care requirements. We take great pride in our initial medical patient assessment where our trained physician and team members gain a better understanding and create a tailored care plan. The cost is strictly dependent upon each individual\'s case, what drug or drugs you are detoxing from, the extent and length of your abuse and more. Please call us today at 561.802.0929, and we will be happy to advise you. At this time, we are not able to accept insurance.

I am a business professional and I cannot take time off of work. Can I still work while in your facility?

Yes, of course you can work from the facility. You have access to high speed Wi-Fi from your room, you can bring your cell phone, and you will have a desk and comfortable chair in your room to work from. We also have a workstation in the Atrium Lounge. We will honor any work accommodations you need upon request. We accommodate the needs of high-profile individuals, executives and professionals providing an environment where you can continue business as usual while receiving treatment services.

How long will the detox process take?

The length of time needed for detox is highly variable depending on several factors including what substance the patient is using, how long they have been using, and the quantity they are using. It can also vary based on any medical complications. We do not discharge any patient until the medical and wellness staff agrees that a patient is stable and ready. Because we are a private pay facility, the length of stay is determined by the progress of the patient as opposed to a facility that takes insurance which may discharge according to how many days the insurance plan will cover. We have the flexibility to keep a patient as long as medically necessary.

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