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Mental Health Resource Center (MHRC)

Located in Jacksonville, Florida, New Season – Jacksonville Metro Treatment Center provides people with drug use problems with all-encompassing assistance. The facility is committed to treating addiction using a range of therapeutic approaches and offering vital community resources, such mental health services and referrals, to help people continue their recovery process. 

Medication-assisted treatment (MAT), detox, outpatient programs, and mental health exams are among the services provided by New Season – Jacksonville Metro Treatment Center. Evaluations are essential for determining the extent of a participant's drug use problem, detecting any co-occurring mental health issues, and creating a customized treatment strategy. Individual, family, and group therapy sessions tailored to the complexity of addiction may be included in the treatment plan. 

There are outpatient programs available to assist people in continuing their rehabilitation path if they do not need round-the-clock care. Clients may choose to engage in an Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP), which provides more organized treatment several days a week, or a conventional outpatient program, depending on the degree of their addiction. These programs assist individuals in developing healthy behaviors and sustaining sobriety via counseling, skill development, and aftercare. 

The center's detox treatments make use of FDA-approved drugs to lessen the symptoms of withdrawal. In order to help clients with their recovery, this medically supervised detox is carried out in an outpatient environment with peer support groups and seminars on recovery education. In order to meet urgent requirements, the center provides same-day assistance, making sure that people get the help they need right away. 

To address alcohol and opioid use disorders, New Season – Jacksonville Metro Treatment Center's Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) program combines behavioral therapy, support groups, and medicines such as Suboxone. The goal of this all-encompassing strategy is to assist clients in controlling their urges while laying the groundwork for sustained recovery. 

Established in 1977 in Jacksonville, the Mental Health Resource facility, Inc. (MHRC) is the parent organization of the facility, which offers services beyond addiction therapy. In addition to offering a variety of outpatient therapies, medication management, inpatient psychiatric care, 24-hour emergency services, and mental assessments, MHRC also offers a comprehensive range of social and behavioral health services. Aside from managing specialized programs, MHRC also oversees a number of other projects aiming at providing comprehensive mental health treatment across many sites in Florida, including the Florida Assertive Community Treatment (FACT) programs for individuals with severe and chronic mental illness. 

The Joint Commission has fully certified MHRC since 1989, demonstrating the organization's dedication to provide top-notch medical treatment. Furthermore, the Agency for Health Care Administration of the State of Florida grants licenses for inpatient services. The majority of insurance plans, including Medicaid, Medicare, and private insurance, are accepted by MHRC. For those who meet the requirements based on family size and income, a sliding price schedule is available. 

The commitment of New Season - Jacksonville Metro Treatment Center to provide the community high-quality addiction treatment and mental health services is further shown by its listing by SAMHSA and CARF accreditation.
 

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