Accreditation
- NAATP Member, CARF Accredited
Twelve Oaks Recovery treats two things as equally primary: addiction and mental health conditions, rather than defaulting to one as secondary to the other. The full continuum runs from detox through residential care, day treatment (addiction-specific), IOP, and aftercare that continues indefinitely. Before any of that starts, clients go through physical, psychological, and medical assessments, so the resulting plan is built from actual clinical data rather than a standard intake form.
The primary mental health track is built for clients whose main condition is anxiety, depression, bipolar disorder, trauma, or PTSD not addiction complicated by mental health symptoms, but the reverse. Clients get at least one psychiatric session, a weekly one-on-one with their primary therapist, and daily group meetings, with family therapy added when it's clinically useful and on-site 12-Step meetings available for those who want them. Clinically, the work runs through CBT, DBT, motivational interviewing, and REBT a broader toolkit than most single-modality programs offer.
On the addiction side, care moves through medically monitored detox, residential treatment, day treatment, and IOP and the difference between the last two is concrete, not just a label. Day treatment means living on-site and attending six hours of programming a day; IOP means living at home and coming in three days a week for four-hour sessions. Both lean heavily on group therapy as the mechanism for building actual skills and peer accountability, not just processing feelings in the abstract. Once treatment ends, aftercare doesn't weekly alumni groups, alumni events, and ongoing referrals are coordinated by a dedicated alumni coordinator for as long as a client wants to stay connected.
The clinical team includes medical doctors, a psychiatrist, master's-level clinicians, APRNs, registered nurses, and counselors a fuller bench than the "licensed staff" language most facility pages use without specifying who's actually on it. Group work spans clinician-led lectures, process groups, recreational therapy, and client-led circle groups, and the recreational side isn't an afterthought either: kayaking, swimming, beach bonfires, yoga, and volleyball are built into the program as part of how healing happens, not just downtime around the clinical schedule.
Twelve Oaks Recovery Center's treatment focuses on substance use disorders, with particular emphasis on opioid and alcohol dependency alongside co-occurring mental health conditions.
Alcohol
Anxiety
Benzodiazepines
Bipolar
Co-Occurring Disorders
Cocaine
Depression
Drug Addiction
Ecstasy
Heroin
Marijuana
Methamphetamine
Opioids
Post Traumatic Stress Disorder
Prescription Drugs
Psychedelics
Synthetic Drugs
Trauma
Twelve Oaks Recovery Center accepts adults of any gender, with therapy groups at the facility typically mixed rather than gender-separated.
Men
Women
Veterans
Clients at Twelve Oaks Recovery Center can move between levels of care as needed starting in residential or day treatment and stepping down to IOP or outpatient without leaving the facility.
Outpatient
Residential
Intensive Outpatient Program
Day Treatment
Detox
Individual Treatment
Twelve Oaks Recovery Center's clinical team combines evidence-based therapy with trauma-informed and holistic practices, tailoring treatment plans to each client's history and needs.
Individual Treatment
Spiritual Emphasis
Evidence-Based
Twelve Step
Recovery support at Twelve Oaks Recovery Center continues after program completion through an active alumni network, including regular reunions and social get-togethers.
1-on-1 Counseling
Group Therapy
Family Therapy
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT)
Experiential Therapy
Meditation & Mindfulness
Recreation Therapy
Relapse Prevention Counseling
Twelve Step Facilitation
Yoga
Recovery support at Twelve Oaks Recovery Center continues after program completion through an active alumni network, including regular reunions and social get-togethers.
Follow-up Sessions (in-person)
Recovery Coach
Support Meetings
Twelve Oaks Recovery Center's campus includes indoor and outdoor spaces designed for both structure and downtime, from a fitness center and pool to walking trails and private bedroom options.
Air-Conditioned Rooms
Beach Access
Fitness Center
Luxury
Pool
Private or Shared Rooms
Shared Bathroom
Airport Transfers
Volleyball Court
Daily life at Twelve Oaks Recovery Center includes a mix of peer support and physical activity, with clients regularly attending AA/NA meetings alongside yoga, fitness, and swimming.
AA/NA Meetings
Physical Fitness
Swimming
Beach Fitness
Beach Walks
Games
Hiking
Volleyball
Twelve Oaks Recovery Center's facility is wheelchair accessible, supporting clients with mobility needs throughout treatment.
First Responders Program
Religion-Based Track
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Twelve Oaks Recovery doesn't rank addiction and mental health conditions by which one came first both are treated as primary, whichever is more prominent for a given client, and as co-occurring when they show up together. A multidisciplinary team of clinicians, therapists, and a psychiatrist oversees care throughout, including managing medications for both detox and mental health stabilization, so the medical and psychiatric sides of treatment stay coordinated rather than running in parallel.
Before treatment starts, the medical team works through a full picture medical history, emotional history, family history to place each client at the level of care that actually fits, rather than defaulting everyone into the same track. From there, treatment draws on a broad range of evidence-based therapies addressing addiction and mental health together, with on-site 12-Step meetings available for clients who want that added structure and community.
Twelve Oaks Recovery is in-network with the VA Community Care Network, giving veterans and active-duty military members direct access to treatment without navigating outside referrals. For this population specifically, the trauma and PTSD-focused programming runs through individual therapy, process groups, and psychoeducation built around the particular weight of service-related trauma rather than a general trauma protocol applied to everyone.
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Last reviewed: August 2026