RECO Intensive Delray Beach

A Delray Beach treatment provider, Reco Intensive serves individuals with mental health conditions occurring alongside addiction and with substance use disorders. The program opened in 2013 and holds Joint Commission accreditation, and it combines a clinical building with five residential homes and a ranch used for equine therapy. Care at Reco Intensive Delray Beach blends evidence-based methods with holistic and Twelve Step approaches in a setting designed for comfort.

The center also runs a free family program with group sessions and classes for loved ones, and it builds outdoor and experiential activities into the schedule so treatment is not confined to the therapy room. If you are comparing Reco Intensive Delray Beach with other Florida rehabs, then ask how each program structures its days and what aftercare looks like at discharge.

This guide does not supply treatment and does not diagnose. The 24/7 helpline links callers at no expense through trained advisors with licensed providers, keeps the conversation private, and leaves the caller free to decide nothing at all.

reco intensive Delray Beach

Detox is offered on site, alongside care for mental health conditions that occur alongside addiction. A typical program at Reco Intensive Delray Beach lasts about 45 days, and the center describes a continuum that includes residential care, intensive outpatient care sober living and partial hospitalization. When a person needs withdrawal support, a clinical team should oversee it, as alcohol and benzodiazepine withdrawal May turn dangerous without monitoring.

Therapy options range from one-on-one and couples counseling to trauma-specific work, equine and adventure therapy, experiential sessions, mindfulness and meditation, and Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy. Groups include AA and NA meetings, and aftercare continues via alumni gatherings and support meetings. If your insurance covers only certain levels of care, the helpline can help you confirm which Reco Intensive Delray Beach programs fit your plan before you commit.

• Twelve Step
• Adventure Therapy
• Holistic
• Equine Therapy
• 1-on-1 Counseling
• Couples Counseling
• Personalized Treatment
• Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy
• Trauma-Specific Therapy
• Experiential Therapy

Who this program is built for

• Adults with alcohol dependence or benzodiazepine use disorder, cocaine, heroin, methamphetamine, or marijuana
• People with mental health conditions that occur alongside addiction such as depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, ADHD, or eating disorders
• Men and women, including a women-only track and services for LGBTQ+ clients
• People facing chronic relapse who need a structured reset
• Those working through grief, anger, codependency, or gambling concerns

Stay length, setting, and spoken languages

A typical stay runs about 45 days. Clients are housed across five residential homes with private or shared air-conditioned rooms, TV, and access to a business center and outdoor lounge. The Reco Intensive Delray Beach campus sits near nature, and activities include animal rescue visits, horseback riding, ropes courses, nature walks, community service, and escape rooms. Meals are served at set times in a dining space, with dietary requests accommodated. Services are offered in English.

• Business Center, Computers
• Access to Nature
• Outdoor Lounge

Paying for care at RECO Intensive

The center lists cash rates among its payment options. If you would like to know what your plan covers at Reco Intensive Delray Beach, call the helpline to have benefits checked before you commit to anything. Florida Medicaid and commercial plans may cover some services, and a phone call is the quickest way to learn what applies to your situation.

What to ask before you enter care

• Will my insurance pay for detox, residential care, PHP, or IOP at this location, and how much would I pay myself?
• How is the 45-day length decided for each person, and can it be extended or shortened?
• Who oversees withdrawal management during detox, and how is medication handled?
• What does the family program include, and how often can relatives take part?
• How does the center coordinate aftercare, sober living, and alumni support after discharge?