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Amethyst is a wonderful and trust worthy facility. The staff is caring and are truly there to help the addict. They offer detox, inpatient care and sober living. They also believe the family should be involved. They offer once a month a family weekend. My son went there and is in recovery.
The very best thing about Our Place Recovery is the caring and respectful staff. These people truly understand the vicious nature of addiction. They\'ve been there, lived it, and share their experience, hope, and strength with their clients. The client\'s welfare and road to recovery are top priorities for the staff. I also appreciated the fact that we were offered opportunities other recovery centers don\'t, such as morning meditation at the beach, and going to the movies. It is important to show people that fun IS possible without drugs and alcohol. I highly recommend this treatment center for anyone seeking help with their addiction.
Like to thank the doctor, very diligent and very serious about their job!
Originally settled by the Seminole tribe,1 the city of Seminole in Pinellas County is known for its beautiful parks.2 The Fred Marquis Pinellas Trail travels through Seminole’s City Park as it connects Tarpon Springs to St. Petersburg.3
The city of Seminole shouldn’t be confused with Seminole County, which is in the center of Florida near Orlando.
Over 19,360 residents live in Seminole,4 and some of those residents struggle to overcome an addiction to drugs or alcohol. To address the Seminole area’s growing drug and alcohol addiction issues, Pinellas County officials collaborated with the surrounding counties of Pasco, Polk, and Hillsborough to create All4HealthFL.5 The mission of All4HealthFL is to reduce substance abuse and improve mental health for adults and youth in the 4 counties.5
Drug overdoses in Pinellas County dramatically increased between 2015 and 2020, and over 6,500 overdoses were reported during that period.6 In 2020, 546 Pinellas County residents died from a drug overdose.6
The potent synthetic opioid fentanyl has contributed to the increase in overdose fatalities, officials say.6 Fentanyl is significantly more potent than drugs like heroin and morphine.7
In 2021, Pinellas County officials approved a $2 million federal grant to help prevent deaths due to opioid overdoses.8 The grant money was used to provide emergency response teams with extra resources for dealing with overdose patients and increase the distribution of overdose reversal medications such as Narcan.8
Although binge drinking is also a problem in Seminole, the number of Seminole adults who admit to binge drinking in the city is below the county.9 In Seminole, 16.5% of adults say they binge drink compared to almost 18% in Pinellas County.9 Binge drinking is defined by the CDC as having 5 or more drinks for men and 4 or more drinks for women during one occasion.10
There are 45 treatment and rehabilitation facilities within 25 miles of Seminole to help you or a loved one overcome a substance use disorder.11 The Seminole area have the following treatment centers available:
There are also 26 facilities in the Seminole area that offer treatment for a dual diagnosis of substance use disorder and mental health disorder.11
There are 712 treatment facilities in Florida serving 45,620 clients.12 The majority of these treatment options are outpatient treatment centers, of which Florida has 587.12 There are also 80 detox facilities and 215 residential, inpatient facilities within the state.12
Support groups can help you on your road to recovery from addiction. According to the Pinellas County Intergroup website, 3 Alcoholics Anonymous groups meet in Seminole.
The Bay Area Narcotic Anonymous website has information on NA meetings in and around Seminole and the rest of Pinellas County.
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