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Drug Rehab Facility

Our drug and alcohol rehab center is just minutes from the exquisite Jupiter Island and the Atlantic Ocean.
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Programs

We have a large variety of treatment programs to effectively treat each one of our patient's unique alcohol or drug addictions.
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Testimonials

I had a great experience at Unity. I learned a lot about recovery and myself through the relapse prevention focus. - Brian B
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Medical Staff

Unity Recovery Center's professional staff also works closely with our university and mental health interns.


Are You Helping or Enabling an Addict?

One of the first things we want to do for a friend or loved one when we become aware of their addiction, is help them. The problem is, many of us confuse helping with “enabling” when dealing with these types of situations. To “help” a friend or loved one through their addiction is to do something for them that they are not capable of doing themselves. This could mean helping them find a nearby addiction treatment center, or 12-step program or driving them to these meetings if they don’t have pro
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US Failed War on Drugs

Drug Rehab Instead of Incarceration

While billions of dollars have been spent on our country’s war on drugs, the number of those incarcerated for drug related charges continues to rise in both state and federal prisons. Maybe that’s because incarcerating someone for petty possession or use of drugs does very little to stop the drug problem in our country. Whether a person wants to continue using drugs after they leave prison or jail isn’t always a matter of choice. An addiction is a near impossible habit to break
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Causes of Alcoholism

Alcohol is the third leading cause of preventable deaths in the United States and an astonishing 66% of the U.S. population consumes alcohol. The root of alcoholism can be attributed to varying factors for each individual suffering from addiction. Potential causes include: drinking consistently over an extended period of time resulting in chemical dependence, beginning to drink at a young age, gender (men are more likely to develop a dependency on alcohol), depression or anxiety, social pressure
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Addiction to Prescription Opiates

The sad thing about pain killer addiction is that often the person newly addicted to their medicine didn’t take it with any ill intentions. Dependency on prescription painkillers almost always starts with a common injury, surgery or condition: maybe a car accident, a slip and fall, or severe arthritis. This person isn’t trying to get high. They aren’t using their pills as a quick fix to solving any emotional disorders or stress. They are simply just trying to ease their physica
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Substance Abuse and Drug Addiction

The terms “substance abuse” and “drug addiction” are often mistaken for one another, but they are in fact two different conditions. The term “substance abuse” refers to the use of a substance in a manner that deviates from societal norms, while the term “drug addiction” describes a disorder where the drug appears to be a dominant influence on the addict’s behavior. Drug addiction may or may not be accompanied by physical dependence, but it ge
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A Drug to End Drug Addiction

What if science made a pill to protect us from addiction – keeping us from smoking cigarettes, getting fat or abusing drugs and alcohol? According to encouraging results from several lines of study, it seems that day may be closer than we thought. Researchers in labs around the world are now developing vaccines (not a pill, but an injection) to inoculate people against dangerously addictive substances such as cocaine, heroin and methamphetamine. Within “one to 10 years, and closer to
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Testimonials

  • I've learned so much about opiate and cocaine addiction since I went to Unity for residential treatment. I've learned about the disease of addiction; particularly the disease components of progression and relapse prevention. I have greater self-esteem and new coping skills to help me manage my triggers such as anger and depression. I get along better with people now and strive for healthy relationships. Most importantly, I now believe I deserve a good life free from drug addiction.

    - Jennie T.

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  • I had a great experience at Unity. I learned a lot about recovery and myself through the relapse prevention focus.

    - Brian B.

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  • The staff at Unity was caring, loving and concerned... Unity saved my life....

    - Tommy C.

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  • I loved the morning readings and meditation on the beach... I found myself there...

    - Nikole B.

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  • Unity saved my life... the staff at Unity gave everything to me. The support and counseling was absolutely fantastic and my entire experience was great.

    - Jenny B.

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  • I got everything I needed at Unity. The staff was kind, the therapy was great. The small groups were conductive to an intimate experience. I would not have been able to do treatment any other way.

    - Janet W.

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