There are tremendous benefits of enrolling in a treatment program, regardless of whether it is a 30, 60 or 90-day one. The top advantage is that you allow yourself to change the people, places, and things around you that may influence you to continue to use your drug of choice or drink.

When possible, we will recommend that you participate in our 90-day program because this will give you the best opportunity to obtain lifelong sobriety. However, in certain cases, this isn’t possible due to other responsibilities. Additionally, you may be of the mindset that you realize you need help with your addiction but aren’t ready to commit to a long-term program. This is where the option of a 30 or a 60-day program comes into play.

Whether you decide to enroll in our 30, 60 or 90-day program, you will still take part in different therapy forms. This will help you overcome your addiction and help you identify what may have led you down the path of addiction in the first place. It’s important that you actively participate in counseling to receive the full benefit of treatment.

What Happens After Rehab?

We understand that you may feel nervous or apprehensive about coming to the end of your treatment plan. With this realization in mind, we created our Addiction Aftercare program. This program gives you the flexibility to continue to reach out to the staff at Legacy Healing after your program is over. We can continue to provide you with the therapeutic support you need or provide you with any sober related resources to continue in your journey.  

Additionally, Addiction Aftercare helps you get in contact and stay in touch with other clients who have completed their respective treatment program. This helps you continue to grow your support system, which is critical when it comes to maintaining your sobriety.  

Call Legacy Healing Center 24/7 to speak with an intake specialist. Calls are completely confidential.

Sober Friendly Attractions
Near Washington, D.C.  

Washington, D.C. is filled with fun and exciting attractions that visitors of all ages can enjoy. When you return home to the city after your stay at Legacy Healing Center in South Florida, you must be mindful of the places you visit. Before you begin making any plans, you should ensure that you feel confident in your sobriety now that you are outside of the safe walls of Legacy Healing. A good rule of thumb is finding a 12-step meeting that you can regularly attend to help keep your focus.  

Once you feel like you have gotten into a healthy pattern at home, you can shift your attention toward finding places to visit around Washington, D.C. that may pique your personal interests. Here are some examples of places that you may enjoy:

Frederick Douglass National Historic Site

Washington, D.C. is the proud home of the Frederick Douglass National Historic Site. Frederick Douglass is arguable one of the most well-known African Americans in our nation’s history since he became the first African-American to be nominated to serve as Vice President in the United States. Although Douglass and his running mate lost, Douglass continued to be an outspoken activist for all Americans’ equal rights. Today, visitors can walk through his home and appreciate the different racial struggles that he went through during his lifetime.  

The Frederick Douglass National Historic Site is located at 1411 W Street SE, Washington, D.C. 20020. 

Arlington House

The historical value of the Arlington House is indisputable. Arlington House was formerly referred to as Custis-Lee Mansion before the Civil War and served as General Robert E. Lee and his family’s home before those tumultuous times. The mansion was originally built by the adopted son of George Washington and passed down to Lee’s wife. During the Civil War, the Union army would move to take over Arlington House and the surrounding grounds. Over time, the house became a home to active soldiers, and the land around it became a cemetery. After the Civil War, the property was developing into Arlington National Cemetery, with Arlington House serving as a museum to commemorate the Civil War.  

Arlington House is located at 321 Sherman Drive, Fort Myer, Virginia 22211.  

Clemyjontri Park

If you find yourself exploring the Washington, D.C. area with little ones, Clemyjontri Park should be on your list of places to visit. This two-acre part is filled with a variety of activities that children are sure to enjoy, including a playground and a carousel. The park is unique because it features the colors of the rainbow on nearly every surface. Clemyjontri Park is open to the public seven days a week between 7 AM and 7 PM.  

You can visit Clemyjontri Park at 6317 VA-193, McLean, Virginia 22101.  

When you trust the Legacy Healing Center team in South Florida with your addiction recovery care, you can rest assured that you will be in excellent hands during the duration of your stay. Our intake specialists are available today to help you begin enrolling in one of our programs and providing you with the answers to any of your questions. We encourage you to reach out to one of our intake specialists today to learn more about our treatment center.