Thank you for turning to Four Circles Recovery Center during this challenging time in your life. We recognize that taking the first step and seeking a treatment program can be difficult and we want you to know that our compassionate staff is here to support you through the journey of lifelong recovery.Throughout the years, Four Circles' treatment programs have provided clients with life changing addiction treatment, which is individualized to meet each client’s specific needs and concerns. Our combined model of experiential therapy and traditional addiction treatment, allows us to help our clients transition to their next phase of recovery.Whether you or a loved one is battling an addiction to alcohol, prescription medication, or other illicit drugs, or is suffering from the symptoms of a co-occurring disorder, such as depression or anxiety, our committed professionals can help you overcome these problems that have caused such distress in your life. To begin your own journey towards a sober, happy future contact our admissions department today.

With a healing atmosphere that is both transformative and life-giving, The Refuge – A Healing Place is where men and women can break free from the emotional pain and strife of trauma, addictions, and mental health concerns. With holistic programming that is centered on the needs of each client, every person who chooses to heal at The Refuge is viewed and treated as a unique individual who is capable of reaching his or her fullest potential.  

Gulf Breeze Recovery is a gorgeous water-front non - 12 step facility facing beautiful Pensacola Beach Fl. The state-of-the-art residential substance abuse rehabilitation facility houses a detoxification wing, his and her spas, exercise and game rooms, with private rooms available for our guests.Gulf Breeze Recovery guarantees a Non-12 step drug rehab program that allows you to drive beyond your addictions and promotes a new outlook on life.* Revolutionary Holistic Treatment Approach * Effective non 12-Step program that works* Natural, permanent, and transformational change

At Burkwood Treatment Center, our philosophy of treatment is based upon the understanding that alcoholism (also called by different names, including “chemical dependency,” “addiction,” or even “Reward Deficiency Syndrome”) is a chronic, progressive disease that can be diagnosed and treated, and that abstinence is the beginning of permanent recovery. Most importantly, that recovery is a Way of Life!We understand that getting help is often the hardest step toward sobriety and we work diligently to provide a warm and welcoming atmosphere to each person who chooses to begin recovery with us. We honor the unique experiences, voices, and strengths that each participant brings to the treatment process, and we endeavor to incorporate these elements into treatment whenever possible. Also, we place a premium on ensuring that all participants and their family members are treated with dignity and respect.A cornerstone of our program is the knowledge that accepting personal responsibility for wellness is a key to lasting sobriety. In the words of Bill Wilson, “The essence of all growth is a willingness to make a change for the better and then an unremitting willingness to shoulder whatever responsibility this entails.”At Burkwood, we recognize that many people with this disease fall into the pattern of managing their illness instead of managing their recovery. In other words, we recognize that the best “Relapse Prevention Plan” is a “Strong Recovery Plan” based on years of evidence delineating the recovery process.The ultimate objective at Burkwood Treatment Center is for each participant to achieve his or her treatment goals and develop the recovery skills and strategies that will support long-term recovery. By teaching participants and family members about the nature of the disease and empowering our participants to effectively manage their associated symptoms, we help them to place themselves in the best possible position to successfully pursue happier and healthier lives, free from the biphasic cycle of the illness.