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For Family

  Addiction is far-reaching Addiction does not affect the individual alone. The friends, family and loved ones who surround them are also struggling with the impact of addiction. Many of our therapies involve spouses and family. We offer various levels of support and counseling for the whole family. Help your…

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UF Health Florida Recovery CenterCall 24/7: 855.265.43724001 SW 13th StreetGainesville, Florida 32608 UF Health Florida Recovery Center is located in southwest Gainesville off of State Road 441 in Florida. The 10-acre campus is nestled in a serene wooded…

About Gainesville

Gainesville, Florida. Perhaps best known as home to the University of Florida Gators, is also a quaint city where people at UF Health Florida Recovery Center find peace and refuge in a private environment conducive to healing. Gainesville is about one hour from…

Gary Reisfield, M.D. Featured in Neurology Now Publication

In a recent Neurology Now article entitled “Buzz Kill” by Amy Paturel, M.S., M.P.H., University of Florida addiction medicine physician Gary Reisfield, M.D. was quoted in relation to alcohol use and its affects on the adolescent brain. Unlike adult drinkers, who might start slurring their words, losing their balance,…

Adolescent Psychiatry & Addiction

Your child doesn’t have to suffer any longer. Recently, accidents, suicide and other problems related to drug use and abuse have become one of the nation’s highest unmet health problems. The University of Florida physicians and medical staff at Shands Vista and the Florida Recovery Center can offer a…

What to Bring – Inpatient

When preparing for your stay at UF Health Psychiatric Hospital, consider bringing the following: Five changes of clothes and underwear (Detergent and a washer and dryer to use at no charge.) A sweater or wrap (Some of the meeting rooms are cool.) A pair of walking shoes. Hair dryers, electric…

Visitation

UF Health Psychiatric Hospital Inpatient Visitation Whenever possible, we strongly encourage the participation of family members in treatment. Family members and significant others are important in the recovery process. The illness of addiction has a considerable impact on these relationships. The treatment program is an intense experience and the focus is recovery. We encourage…

FAQs – Inpatient

What is the appropriate attire for the hospital? Patients are asked to wear comfortable, appropriate clothing to groups and meetings. Appropriate attire includes jeans, casual slacks, sport shirts, skirts and dresses that are knee-length or longer, jogging suits and appropriate-length shorts. Dress for therapy should be casual and in good taste. Hats and sunglasses, clothing…

Addiction: A Family Affair by Scott Teitelbaum, M.D.

Scott Teitelbaum, M.D., University of Florida associate professor of pediatrics and psychiatry and medical director of the Florida Recovery Center, recently wrote a book entitled “Addiction: A Family Affair.” Aimed at concerned parents but also accessible to adolescents who are at particular risk, Dr. Teitelbaum focuses on several key aspects…