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New Leaf Center in Winter Park, FL is a trusted outpatient mental health and addiction counseling center founded in 1990. Their team of highly trained therapists offers individualized treatment programs, group counseling, and workshops to support clients in achieving therapeutic goals and promoting healing and recovery. Specializing in a wide range of therapy types, including cognitive therapy, dialectical behavior therapy, and EMDR, New Leaf Center provides a safe and supportive environment for addressing relationship problems, addiction issues, trauma, and more. With a focus on holistic therapeutic modalities and continuous professional development, their compassionate staff is dedicated to guiding clients towards positive life changes and personal growth.Generated from the website

Orlando Health is one of Florida's most comprehensive private, not-for-profit healthcare networks, and is based in Orlando, FL. Our facilities, advanced medical treatments and procedures, and highly qualified staff have distinguished Orlando Health as a healthcare leader for nearly two million Central Florida residents and 10,000 international visitors annually.

The Refuge, a Healing Place is a 30 day to one year extended addiction treatment program that specializes in PTSD, Trauma, Substance Abuse and Process Addictions located in central Florida. When The Refuge opened it was one of the few addiction treatment programs that specialized in PTSD/Trauma, process addictions and substance abuse. The Refuge allowed clients that were not only suffering from substance abuse and trauma/PTSD to admit, but also the clients that were struggling with staying sober because of underlying issues.The Refuge believes that chemical dependency, trauma/PTSD, mood disorders and process addictions are treatable illnesses and that recovery and remission can occur with proper treatment. The focus of the program is on physical, spiritual, and emotional healing through client centered care using a combination of addiction treatment cognitive behavioral therapy, 12 step recovery and holistic/experiential modalities and approaches. The use of education, group and individual counseling, behavior management and peer support are ways to introduce and reinforce abstinence and move the patient into a productive lifestyle with ongoing involvement in recovery. This is accomplished through the collaborative efforts of a highly competent and motivated multidisciplinary staff.