Agape Treatment Center Fort Lauderdale
Agape Treatment Center Fort Lauderdale sits on North Dixie Highway and opened in 2017. The center holds Joint Commission accreditation and runs a typical program of about 60 days. Detox, residential and outpatient levels are all listed.




Agape Treatment Center works with adults facing substance use disorders, co-occurring mental health diagnoses, and primary mental health conditions that need their own attention. Rather than a single fixed track, the clinical team assembles care around what each person presents with and what they hope to change, then adjusts as treatment moves forward. Levels range from residential care through day treatment, partial hospitalization, intensive outpatient, and general outpatient programming. A separate detox site in Port St. Lucie handles withdrawal before someone steps into residential or outpatient care.
Counseling takes place one-on-one, in groups, and with family members across each level of care. The clinical team uses approaches such as cognitive behavioral therapy and EMDR, along with other methods backed by evidence, and may include medication-assisted treatment if it suits the person's clinical needs. Next to that clinical work, the center offers education for clients and their families, helping the household grasp what relapse risk involves and what meaningful support consists of. A faith-based track rooted in Christ is available as an optional path for anyone who chooses it.
When someone takes part in outpatient programming, their main mental health conditions receive care at every level instead of being sent elsewhere. The center adds practical help as well: assessments for work and school, case management, support getting ready for job interviews or college applications, and opportunities to take part in community events and volunteering. After leaving treatment, former clients are encouraged to remain involved through meetings and get-togethers.
Agape Treatment Center Fort Lauderdale
Detox appears among the care options at Agape Treatment Center Fort Lauderdale, and its Port St. Lucie detox facility allows a person to finish withdrawal under clinical supervision before starting residential or outpatient care. Alcohol and benzodiazepine withdrawal can turn dangerous from a medical standpoint, so a clinician ought to evaluate and watch over that process instead of relying on willpower by itself. Fort Lauderdale drug detox at this center includes a separate Port St. Lucie site for withdrawal before residential care begins.
The step-down ladder includes residential care, day treatment, partial hospitalization, intensive outpatient, and general outpatient programming. Individual counseling, cognitive behavioral therapy, EMDR, art therapy, equine therapy, experiential therapy, family therapy, life skills work, and meditation and mindfulness are among the therapies available. The center labels its approach evidence based, holistic, personalized, and wellness-focused. Fort Lauderdale rehab centers such as this one combine evidence-based therapy with holistic supports like art and equine work.
- 1-on-1 Counseling
- Personalized Treatment
- Eye Movement Therapy (EMDR)
- Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
- Holistic
- Wellness
- Experiential Therapy
- Equine Therapy
- Art Therapy
- Evidence-Based
Who the program is meant to help
- Adults across a wide age range, among them young adults, midlife adults, and older adults
- Men and women, treated in separate or shared settings as the program arranges
- People who are pregnant and need care coordinated around that
- Working professionals who need treatment to fit around obligations
- People with mild disabilities who need accommodations during care
- Individuals with co-occurring conditions like personality disorders, PTSD, bipolar disorder, depression, or anxiety
Setting, length of stay and languages
Programs usually run about 60 days, and with 16-30 beds at the Fort Lauderdale location, the setting remains small enough that staff know residents by name. Rooms come private or shared and include air conditioning, housekeeping, bathroom essentials, a coffee maker and tea, snacks, and outdoor space attached to the room. Among the shared amenities are a pool, fitness center, outdoor lounge, basketball court, bowling alley, arcade, and gourmet dining, while activities range from beach walks and boxing to games, movies, and AA or NA meetings. English, Greek, and Spanish are the languages spoken. Agape Treatment Center Fort Lauderdale keeps its 16-30 bed setting intimate, with amenities like a pool and fitness center on site.
- Fitness Center
- Gourmet Dining
- Bowling Alley
- Arcade
- Outdoor Lounge
- Basketball Court
- Access to Nature
- Pool
Paying for treatment in Fort Lauderdale
The center s rates for cash pay appear among the payment options, and the helpline helps you find out what insurance might cover before committing to anything. Benefits differ by plan and by level of care, so it's worth verifying the details by phone instead of assuming. When comparing a residential stay with outpatient programming, the cost difference usually depends on how many days of housing and staffing each level involves. Trained advisors staff the helpline, connecting callers with licensed providers; using it costs nothing, stays private, and does not obligate you to enroll. Agape Treatment Center Fort Lauderdale accepts cash pay, and verifying insurance by phone is the practical next step.
Key questions before admission
- Will my insurance plan pay for residential care here, and what would my out-of-pocket amount be
- What determines the 60-day length of stay, and is it possible to extend or shorten it
- Will detox happen at the Port St. Lucie site, and how do I get from there to Fort Lauderdale
- Who provides the clinical care, and how often does my treatment plan get reviewed
- What does aftercare look like once I leave, including follow-up sessions and alumni groups


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FAQ
Is Agape Treatment Center Fort Lauderdale accredited?
Yes. This center holds Joint Commission accreditation, a credential worth verifying when you compare programs. Accreditation means a program has been reviewed against recognized standards for safety and quality of care. You can ask the center directly for its current accreditation status and survey results, and before you call, the helpline is able to help you check coverage and bed availability.
How long does someone typically stay at Agape Treatment Center Fort Lauderdale?
A typical program runs roughly 60 days, though the actual stay depends on clinical need and the level of care. A person stepping down from residential to outpatient may spend some of that time in day treatment or intensive outpatient programming. Since the center has 16-30 beds, space may be limited, so it makes sense to ask about current availability early.
Does Agape Treatment Center Fort Lauderdale offer detox?
Detox does appear among the care options, and in Port St. Lucie the center runs a detox facility where people go through withdrawal before moving on to residential or outpatient services. Coming off alcohol or benzodiazepines can carry real medical danger, so clinicians ought to monitor the process instead of someone trying to get through it by themselves at home. It is worth asking how someone moves from one location to the other.
What mental health conditions does the center treat?
Services address mental health conditions that stand alone as well as those occurring alongside a substance use disorder, including anxiety, depression, bipolar disorder, PTSD, personality disorders, schizophrenia, ADHD, anger, burnout, and codependency. For people in outpatient care, these concerns are addressed within each level rather than being referred to an outside provider. Therapy is offered one-on-one, in groups, and with families, and medication-assisted treatment can be included in the plan when it is clinically appropriate.
What are some mental health facilities in Fort Lauderdale?
There are 93 SAMHSA-listed facilities in Fort Lauderdale, and one of them is Agape Treatment Center Fort Lauderdale, which addresses primary mental health conditions together with substance use. That center provides outpatient and residential levels of care and takes cash payment. When you compare facilities, look at accreditation, which languages are spoken, and whether mental health treatment is woven into each level rather than handled as a separate offering. Calling the helpline can help shorten your list.