Alcohol and Drug Addiction Programs Near St. Petersburg

Like many communities, alcohol and drugs—both illicit and prescribed—are a significant problem for St. Petersburg. From 2019 to 2020, drug overdose deaths in Pinellas County increased 26%.1

Finding a drug and alcohol treatment center in or near St. Petersburg is key to helping a person address addiction and work toward sobriety.

Addiction Help Near St. Petersburg, FL

St. Petersburg Rehab & Aftercare

What to expect from drug and alcohol treatment centers in St. Petersburg? When it comes to looking for addiction help and rehabs in Florida, there are various types of treatment available at St. Petersburg rehab facilities to address substance use issues.2,3,4

Types of Treatment Near St. Petersburg

Addiction treatment facilities near St. Petersburg may offer some or all the following levels of treatment:

How to Choose a Rehab

When choosing an addiction recovery center near St. Petersburg, FL, it’s important to consider multiple factors, including the following:

  • Facility amenities and activities. The amenities and activities offered can help make treatment a more comfortable experience. Consider what’s important to you, and ask about recreational areas, private and community spaces, activities such as gardening, holistic therapies, and more.
  • Individualized treatment plans. Customized treatment plans and specialized programs can better serve your individual needs.
  • Rehab payment options. If you plan on using insurance to pay for rehab, you’ll want to verify the facility is in-network with your provider. If you don’t have private insurance, check to see if the facility accepts state-funded insurance (Medicaid/Medicare) or offers financing options.
  • Location. For some patients, attending treatment farther away from home can help them to separate themselves from people and places that play a part in their substance use. However, if you will be traveling to the facility regularly, or plan to have family involved in the treatment process, a nearby location may be preferred.

At River Oaks Treatment Center in Riverview, Florida, we tailor our addiction treatment programs to every individual patient’s needs. Our facility is safe and comfortable with services provided by a compassionate and caring staff.

Specialized addiction treatment programs offered at River Oaks include the:

To learn more about our alcohol and drug rehab near Tampa, call . Admissions navigators are available 24/7 to answer your questions and walk you through the treatment admissions process.

How to Get to River Oaks

River Oaks is less than a one-hour drive from St. Petersburg, Florida. Our addiction treatment center is located in Riverview, just southeast of Tampa, FL.

To get to River Oaks from St. Petersburg:

  1. Take I-175 W
  2. Follow I-275 S and I-75 N to Gibsonton Dr. in Hillsborough County
  3. Take exit 250 from I-75 N
  4. Follow Gibsonton Dr. and Boyette Rd. to:
    River Oaks Treatment Center
    12012 Boyette Rd.
    Riverview, FL 33569
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Support Groups Near St. Petersburg

Staying on the path toward recovery from substance use disorders requires ongoing effort and support. In addition to detox and rehab in St. Petersburg, FL, there are additional avenues you can use to help you continue to work toward sobriety, including aftercare and support groups.

Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) Meetings

Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) is a group of men and women who support one another through sharing their experiences, commitment, and hope to work toward the solution for their shared problem. There is no requirement for membership except the desire to stop drinking, and AA has no religious or political affiliation. AA functions largely based on its Twelve Steps.5

AA meetings near St. Petersburg include the following:

Narcotics Anonymous (NA) Meetings

Narcotics Anonymous (NA) is a community-based organization with members from across the globe. It is a group of men and women who have a problem with drugs and are recovering addicts who are working to stay clean and help others work toward sobriety as well. The only requirement for membership is the desire to no longer use.6

  • Freedom House: 440 Roser Park Drive South, Saint Petersburg, FL 33701-5212
  • Palm Lake Christian Church: 5401 22nd Avenue North, Saint Petersburg, FL 33710-5124
  • Terra Nova Club House: 7550 40th Street North, Pinellas Park, FL 33781-3605
  • Bay Pines VA Healthcare: 10000 Bay Pines Boulevard, Building 102, Bay Pines, FL 33744-8202
  • Saint Pete Vineyard Church: 5000 10th Street North, Saint Petersburg, FL 33703-2704
  • Gulfport Beach Pavilion: 5730 Shore Boulevard South, Gulfport, FL 33707

SMART Recovery Meetings

Self-Management AND Recovery Training (SMART) is a community made up of mutual-support groups with a science-based approach to overcoming addiction. The program focuses on self-empowerment and self-reliance and involves both face-to-face and online meetings. SMART Recovery provides practical tools and social supports to help members work toward long-term recovery.

Al-Anon and Nar-Anon Meetings

Al-Anon and Nar-Anon are support groups for people whose lives have been impacted by a loved one’s addiction. These programs allow for the sharing of common experiences and provide principles/steps that will help the families and friends of someone with addiction make positive changes in their own lives, even if the person with addiction does not admit they have a problem.7,8

Al-Anon Meetings

  • First United Methodist Church: 212 3rd St. N, St. Petersburg, FL, 33701
  • St. Anthony’s Hospital: 1200 7th Avenue N, Saint Petersburg, FL, 33705
  • First Presbyterian Church: 701 Beach Dr NE, Saint Petersburg, FL, 33701
  • Christ Lutheran Church: 3451 30th Ave N, Saint Petersburg, FL, 33713
Drug & Alcohol Related Stats

Florida’s Drug & Alcohol Related Statistics

According to the CDC, 7,231 Floridians died from a drug overdose in 2020.9 Opioid misuse is a major problem in Pinellas County, with more than one person dying every 26 hours from an opioid-related overdose.10 In 2021, of the 576 drug overdose deaths in Pinellas, 480 involved opioids.11

In 2019 in Pinellas County:

  • 24.2% of adults were categorized as heavy or binge drinkers during.12
  • 56.2% of high school students used alcohol or other illicit drugs.13
  • 31.4% of middle school students used alcohol or other illicit drugs.13

If you or someone you love is struggling with addiction and are ready to start discussing treatment options, contact us today. Please don’t lose hope; help is available.

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