What Types of Durations Are There?

An understandable concern among many clients interested in coming to Legacy Healing Center in South Florida is associated with the treatment duration. When you are considering the length of your treatment, it’s important to remember that your addiction did not develop overnight, which means that it will take longer than just a few days for you to overcome it. Although you will begin to feel better within the few days after you cease to consume your drug or drink of choice, you will need to put in consistent work over the coming weeks and months to achieve sobriety.

Benefits of 30, 60, and 90-day Rehabs

One of the leading benefits of a 30, 60, or 90-day treatment plan is that you are breaking the initial cycle of addiction regardless of your program’s length. By changing the people, places, and environment around you that may have enabled your addiction, you can begin to focus on the steps you need to overcome.

Another advantage of coming to Legacy Healing is that we offer various forms of therapy that help you better understand your addiction’s root cause. At Legacy Healing, we incorporate behavioral, family, and group therapy to assist in the process.

Individual therapy will also play an essential role in your overall recovery. During one-on-one therapy, you will be given a chance to dive into the life events that could have caused you to turn to addiction. Although you will still be encouraged to share these experiences during group therapy, you may not always feel comfortable doing so, especially if you are in the beginning stages of your recovery.

A member of our team will take the time to listen to these traumas or occurrences and work with you on a plan of what you can do so that these events do not continue to trigger you in the future.

What Happens After Rehabs?

As addiction experts, we understand that recovery does not end when you leave Legacy Healing in South Florida. Instead, recovery is a lifelong process that you must continuously commit yourself to every day. We understand that many of our clients may want to continue to stay in contact with the team at Legacy Healing as well as other alumni, which is why we developed our Addiction Aftercare program.

Addiction Aftercare gives you the flexibility to reach out to the Legacy Healing team if you struggle with a particular aspect of your addiction. We can work with you if you would like to continue with therapy, and we can help you find certain support groups. Additionally, you will receive information about alumni activities to continue to maintain or develop your relationship with other clients.

Sober Friendly Attractions Near Fort Worth

Upon returning home to Fort Worth, one of your leading focuses should be developing a healthy pattern of participating in activities that will help reinforce your newfound sobriety. One of the top ways to do this involves locating places in your area that offer regular 12-step meetings. This step will help to cement the essential lessons that you learned during your time at Legacy Healing. It will also help you develop your own support system in Fort Worth, which is critical as you are navigating the beginning stages of your sobriety now that you are home.  

As soon as you feel as though you have fallen into a healthy balance of attending meetings and adhering to your other responsibilities, you must take some time for yourself and begin to explore some of the sober friendly attractions in the Fort Worth area. If you need some recommendations on places to visit, we suggest that you consider these fun venues:

Thistle Hill House Museum

The Thistle Hill House Museum is a prominent historical place to visit in the Fort Worth area. The house was first built in 1903 and is a symbol of wealth and power during that time. Today, many tourists are drawn to the place due to reports that it is haunted. The house has been meticulously restored, and visitors can take 45-minute guided tours of the house’s different rooms during certain hours between Wednesday and Sunday.  

You can visit the Thistle Hill House Museum at 1509 Pennsylvania Avenue, Fort Worth, Texas 76104. 

Hell’s Half Acre

The economic boom in Texas in 1876 caused a myriad of issues and general excitement in the Fort Worth areas. This increase in problematic activity resulted from the Pacific Railway development, which caused an influx of gamblers and hooligans to run amuck in the city. Interestingly enough, law enforcement would allow this behavior to take part in the town simply because they understood that it allowed the economy to keep growing. Today, this area is referred to as Hell’s Half Acre. Visitors to this section have the chance to learn more about what took place during those times and how law enforcement ultimately turned the area around.  

Hell’s Half Acre is located at 1277-1289 Houston Street, Fort Worth, Texas 76102.

Montgomery Street Antique Mall

Do you like shopping for antiques? If so, you will certainly enjoy a trip to the Montgomery Street Antique Mall. This venue is the largest antique mall in Fort Worth, with over 61,000 square feet of antique booths. To thoroughly explore this venue, it’s recommended that you carve out at least two to three hours of your day. Hours of operations do vary, so be sure to check ahead before you head out.  

You can visit the Montgomery Street Antique Mall at 2601 Montgomery Street, Fort Worth, Texas 76107. 

If you are interested in learning more about our drug and alcohol recovery programs’ specifics, one of our intake specialists is always available to speak with you further. This phone call is 100% confidential, so we encourage you to ask us any questions you have during this initial contact. Please reach out to us today at (888) 534-2295.