A Trusted Fort Lauderdale Facility Dedicated to Compassion and Lifelong Recovery
About Grace Point
Grace Point Treatment Center is a comprehensive addiction treatment provider located in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, serving individuals and families seeking structured, evidence-based care for substance use and co-occurring mental health conditions.
Conveniently situated near South Florida’s coastal communities, Grace Point serves adults from diverse backgrounds, including young adults, working professionals, parents, and individuals with complex clinical histories.
The center specializes in the treatment of substance use disorders, including alcohol use disorder, illicit drug addiction, and prescription drug dependence. Recognizing that addiction rarely exists in isolation, Grace Point also treats co-occurring mental health conditions such as anxiety, depression, trauma-related disorders, and other mood or stress disorders.
What We Treat
Structured, evidence-based care for alcohol use disorder including individual therapy, group therapy, trauma-informed treatment, relapse prevention, and long-term recovery planning.
Comprehensive, individualized care for opioid addiction, stimulant use disorders, prescription drug dependence, and polysubstance use with medical oversight and behavioral therapies.
Integrated treatment for anxiety, depression, PTSD, trauma-related disorders, and mood disorders alongside substance use for more stable, sustainable recovery outcomes.
While Grace Point does not provide on-site detox, the clinical team coordinates with trusted detox partners throughout South Florida to ensure safe, medically supervised withdrawal management.
Levels of Care
High-level structured day treatment, five to six days per week, including group therapy, individual counseling, trauma-informed care, and ongoing medical monitoring.
Three to five treatment days per week with multiple therapy sessions, allowing clients to maintain work and family responsibilities while receiving consistent clinical support.
Flexible outpatient services for individuals stable enough to live at home while continuing therapy, relapse prevention, and mental health support.
Focused early recovery support bridging detox and longer-term treatment, addressing emotional and psychological challenges during early abstinence.
Therapy Modalities
Individual therapy for addiction treatment provides one-on-one counseling focused on the unique experiences, challenges, and goals of each client. Through addiction counseling in Fort Lauderdale, individuals work directly with licensed clinicians using evidence-based modalities such as cognitive and trauma-informed therapies. Substance abuse therapy addresses both active addiction and underlying issues that contribute to substance use, including trauma, mental health conditions, and behavioral patterns. Individualized treatment planning allows therapy to evolve as recovery progresses, while clear goal setting helps clients build insight, accountability, and practical skills. This personalized behavioral health treatment plays a critical role in long-term recovery success.
Family therapy and addiction recovery address the impact substance use has on the entire family system. Through family counseling in rehab, loved ones receive education about addiction, develop healthier communication patterns, and learn effective boundary setting. Substance abuse family therapy supports healing, accountability, and long-term family stability while strengthening addiction family support throughout the recovery process. Family involvement helps repair relationships, improve trust, and create a healthier home environment that supports sustained recovery for everyone involved.
Group therapy programs play a vital role in addiction treatment by fostering connection, accountability, and shared recovery experiences. Through group therapy for addiction, clients participate in structured, therapist-led sessions that encourage open discussion, skill development, and mutual support. Group counseling in rehab helps individuals reduce isolation, gain perspective from peers, and practice healthy communication. Substance abuse group therapy focuses on coping strategies, relapse prevention, and emotional regulation while reinforcing accountability. These recovery support groups are facilitated by licensed professionals who ensure a safe, respectful environment where individuals can learn, grow, and strengthen their commitment to long-term recovery.
Growing up in alcoholic households often creates long-term emotional and behavioral patterns that continue into adulthood. Adult children of alcoholics therapy helps individuals recognize how family trauma, chronic instability, and unmet emotional needs shape coping behaviors, relationships, and self-worth. ACOA treatment and family trauma therapy focus on healing addiction-related trauma by addressing patterns such as hypervigilance, people-pleasing, or emotional shutdown; difficulty with trust, boundaries, and self-regulation; shame, guilt, and fear rooted in childhood instability; and trauma responses that impact adult relationships and recovery. Through structured therapy and boundary work, individuals learn healthier coping strategies, emotional regulation, and self-compassion.
EMDR therapy in Fort Lauderdale is an evidence-based trauma treatment used to help individuals process unresolved trauma that often fuels addiction. Trauma therapy for addiction recognizes that substance use is frequently a coping response to painful memories, PTSD, or chronic stress. Through guided bilateral stimulation, EMDR helps reprocess traumatic experiences so they no longer trigger intense emotional or behavioral reactions. EMDR therapy is commonly used in PTSD treatment rehab and trauma-informed addiction care to reduce distress, strengthen emotional regulation, and support lasting recovery by addressing root causes rather than symptoms alone.
A stabilization program in Fort Lauderdale provides focused early recovery support for individuals transitioning out of detox and into longer-term addiction treatment. Addiction stabilization services address the emotional, behavioral, and psychological challenges that often emerge during early abstinence, when relapse risk is highest. With structured clinical oversight, clients receive therapy, medical monitoring, and support designed to promote emotional regulation and stability. A stabilization program for addiction serves as a bridge between detox and more intensive levels of care, such as PHP or IOP. By strengthening coping skills and routine during this critical phase, substance use stabilization helps individuals enter ongoing treatment grounded, supported, and better prepared for recovery.
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FAQs
Grace Point treats a wide range of substance use disorders, including alcohol use disorder, drug addiction, and prescription drug dependence — including opioids, stimulants, benzodiazepines, and polysubstance use. Care is individualized and clinically driven, with a focus on addressing underlying factors such as trauma and mental health conditions.
While Grace Point focuses primarily on treatment following detox, the clinical team coordinates and refers clients to appropriate medically supervised detox services when needed. Once detox is complete, clients transition directly into Grace Point’s structured treatment programs.
Programs include Partial Hospitalization (PHP), Intensive Outpatient Programs (IOP), outpatient services, and stabilization programming. This tiered approach allows clients to receive appropriate intensity of treatment based on clinical needs and progress.
Yes, Grace Point provides outpatient addiction treatment through both Intensive Outpatient (IOP) and standard outpatient programs, ideal for individuals stable enough to live at home while attending treatment.
Yes. Grace Point specializes in treating co-occurring conditions such as anxiety, depression, trauma, PTSD, and mood disorders alongside substance use disorders through integrated, trauma-informed care.
Treatment duration varies based on individual needs. PHP typically lasts several weeks, while IOP and outpatient services may continue for several months. Plans are adjusted as clients stabilize and build recovery skills.
Yes, family involvement is important when clinically appropriate. Family therapy can help repair relationships, improve communication, and establish healthy boundaries.
Grace Point works with many insurance providers as an out-of-network (OON) facility. The admissions team assists with insurance verification, benefits review, and coordination. Private pay options are also available.
