SMA Outpatient and Womens Residential - Bunnell

Flexible Outpatient and Residential Options

This program provides outpatient and residential (24-hour) substance use treatment in Bunnell, Florida, including short- and long-term residential stays. Outpatient care is designed for people who need structured counseling and recovery support while continuing to live at home. Residential services offer a more immersive setting with round-the-clock support for those who need more day-to-day stability. The program also supports step-down planning, so clients can transition from residential care into ongoing outpatient services for continued counseling, recovery education, and follow-up support.

Women-Focused Care for Pregnancy and Parenting Needs

The facility offers services tailored for adult women, including specialized support for pregnant and postpartum clients. For parents and caregivers, the program provides child care for clients’ children and residential beds for clients’ children — features that can help reduce practical barriers that often prevent someone from starting or staying in treatment. These supports are especially relevant for people who need a safe, consistent care plan while continuing to meet parenting responsibilities.

Therapy That Addresses Trauma and Relapse Risk

Care includes structured counseling and therapy approaches such as cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), motivational interviewing, trauma-related counseling, relapse prevention counseling, substance use disorder counseling, and 12-step facilitation. Individual counseling provides space to work on triggers, coping skills, and decision-making patterns, while family counseling can address communication, boundaries, and home stability. Group-based support and peer connection are also part treatment, helping clients practice recovery skills with others who understand the day-to-day challenges.

Integrated Mental Health Support and Comprehensive Assessment

The facility provides mental health services alongside substance use treatment, which can be important for clients managing both concerns at once. Care begins with thorough assessments, including comprehensive substance use and mental health evaluations, a medical history review, and a physical exam. This combination supports a clearer understanding of risks, strengths, and immediate needs, so treatment can focus on safety, stabilization, and workable next steps.

Practical Supports for Stability After Treatment

To help clients build stability beyond therapy sessions, the facility provides case management to coordinate recovery, health, and social needs. Support services include help connecting to housing services, assistance obtaining social services, and mentoring or peer support. The program also offers vocational training or educational support (such as GED preparation), which can be useful for rebuilding routines and long-term stability. Discharge planning is part of treatment, with a focus on next-step care and community support. The facility also provides overdose education and naloxone training as part of transitional support.