James Club Treatment Center
Addiction Treatment in Broward County
At James Club Treatment Center, we walk alongside our clients on their journey to lasting recovery guided by principles of integrity, accountability, and grace.
Because recovery is possible—and you’re not alone.
James Club Treatment Center
Addiction Treatment in Broward County
At James Club Treatment Center, we walk alongside our clients on their journey to lasting recovery guided by principles of integrity, accountability, and grace.
Because recovery is possible—and you’re not alone.
Why James Club Recovery?
James Club Recovery in Wilton Manors, Florida offers supportive sober living programs designed to help individuals maintain long-term sobriety.
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Our Program
Our program at James Club Recovery was inspired by the original, highly successful AA program of 1935. In fact, according to the co-founder, some favored “The James Club” as the name for the fellowship.
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7S’ to Success
We give you all the resources you need to recover and stay sober. We believe these 7 tools will result in sustained sobriety from most addictions.
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Verify Your Insurance
In less than two minutes, our caring team will securely verify your benefits and expertly guide you to the treatment that’s best for you—always with complete confidentiality.
We work with popular insurance providers including Aetna, Cigna, Humana, Oscar, Ambetter, Blue Cross Blue Shield, and United Healthcare.
Our Addiction Treatment & Recovery Program Model
Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP)
Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP)
Mentoring Program
Our mentoring program connects you with a mentor who has been in a similar place in their recovery. Your mentor will guide you through the 12-steps as you take action daily toward your recovery. After you complete the program, you’ll have the opportunity to pay it forward as a mentor to new clients.
Testimonials
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Recovery Stories & Leadership
Ray Rapaglia
CEO & Founder of James Club Recovery
Andrew Brett
Graduate of James Club Recovery
Michael Spinella
Barbara McCarthy
Retired Broward County Judge
James Club Foundation Board Member
Court System
Court-Ordered & Legal Support
Addiction is a disease and those afflicted need to be treated with dignity and respect. Unfortunately, many addicts and alcoholics find themselves mixed up in the criminal justice system.
At James Club, we believe that deserving individuals need a second chance. We’ll help anyone who is sincerely making an effort to turn their lives around.
Our court-ordered rehab programs offer the following:
- Court advocacy
- Evidence-based therapy
- Mentoring program
- Faith-based recovery
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Reach out to James Club Treatment Center today to find treatment for addiction and dual-diagnosis disorders in South Florida.
Address
2650 N Andrews Ave. Wilton Manors, FL 33334
872 NW 35th St. Oakland, Park, FL, 33309
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FAQ's
Frequently Asked Questions
What is detox, and do I need it before starting treatment?
Detox, short for detoxification, is the process of safely removing addictive substances like alcohol, opioids, or drugs from the body. It often involves managing withdrawal symptoms that can range from mild to severe, depending on the substance and the individual.
Detox is usually the first step in addiction treatment, especially for substances that cause physical dependence. It helps to clear the body of toxins so you can begin therapy and other forms of treatment with a clearer mind and a more stable physical condition.
However, detox alone is not a full treatment—it doesn’t address the psychological, behavioral, or social aspects of addiction. After detox, ongoing treatment like counseling, therapy, and support groups are essential to maintain recovery and prevent relapse.
What role does therapy play in addiction recovery?
Therapy is a core part of addiction recovery because it helps address the underlying emotional, psychological, and behavioral issues that contribute to substance use. While detox deals with the physical side of addiction, therapy focuses on the mental and emotional side—helping people understand why they use and how to build healthier habits and coping skills.
Can addiction treatment be combined with treatment for mental health disorders?
Yes, and in many cases, it should be. When someone struggles with both a substance use disorder and a mental health condition—like depression, anxiety, PTSD, or bipolar disorder—it’s called a co-occurring disorder or dual diagnosis.
Treating both conditions at the same time is essential because they often affect each other. For example, untreated depression can lead someone to self-medicate with drugs or alcohol, and substance use can worsen symptoms of mental illness.
What kind of aftercare or support is available following treatment?
Aftercare is a critical part of addiction recovery—it helps maintain progress and prevent relapse after formal treatment ends. Recovery doesn’t stop when rehab does; ongoing support makes a big difference in staying sober long-term.
Many options include: sober living homes, outpatient counseling or therapy, support groups, case management, relapse prevention planning, medication management and family support programs.
How do I support a loved one who needs addiction treatment?
Can I work or go to school while in addiction treatment?
Yes, our treatment programs are designed to fit around work or school schedules. Outpatient programs offer flexibility, allowing you to attend therapy sessions during evenings or weekends.
If you need more intensive support, intensive outpatient programs (IOPs) or partial hospitalization programs (PHPs) may require more time but still allow for some work or school involvement.
Employers and schools may also provide accommodations under laws like the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) or FMLA (Family and Medical Leave Act), allowing time for treatment without penalty.
With the right plan, recovery and personal goals can go hand-in-hand.
How do I know if I need addiction treatment?
If substance use affects your health, relationships, or responsibilities—and you can’t stop despite trying—you may need treatment. Signs include withdrawal, tolerance, and using despite harm. We can help you find the right support.
What types of addiction treatment are available?
At our center, we offer a range of addiction treatment options tailored to your needs, including detox, inpatient rehab, outpatient programs, intensive outpatient care (IOP), and medication-assisted treatment (MAT). We also provide individual, group, and family therapy, along with aftercare and support groups. Our personalized, evidence-based approach ensures you receive the right care at every stage of recovery.