Milton Recovery

06/27/2025

Curious whether calling yourself a “dog mom” really counts? In Are Dog Moms ‘Real’ Moms? Not Everyone Thinks So, Kinship explores the emotional depth of pet parenting with insight from Jessica Tate, Milton Recovery’s Chief Clinical Officer on why the bond between humans and their pets might be more maternal than you think.

Read the article here: kinship.com/pet-lifestyle/are-dogs-moms-real-moms

06/21/2025

Despite its name, “pink co***ne” is not actually co***ne.

This emerging drug, gaining traction across the United States, is a deceptive and potentially lethal powder with a distinctive pink hue.

Rather than containing co***ne, it is often a risky blend of substances such as ketamine, M**A, methamphetamine, and caffeine.

Alarming reports also show a growing presence of powerful and dangerous additives like fentanyl and xylazine, significantly increasing the risk of overdose and severe health consequences.

Pink co***ne is a newer mood and mind altering substance that has begun to appear throughout the United States.

06/09/2025

Are you passionate about making a difference? Do you want to be a part of a dynamic team dedicated to helping individuals on their journey to recovery? If so, we want to hear from you!

As we gear up for our grand opening in Steubenville, Ohio, we're excited to announce that we're hiring for all roles.

We are looking for team members that value placing the needs and well-being of patients at the forefront of all decisions and actions, tailoring treatment to meet their individual experiences. It is important to us to cultivate a culture of respect, continuous improvement, and holistic care, we believe this not only enhances employee satisfaction but also ensures the highest quality of support for our patients.

If you're ready to join us in our mission, we encourage you to submit your resume now. Come be a part of something truly meaningful and help us make a difference in our community.

At Milton Recovery Centers, our mission is simple but powerful: help people reclaim their lives. Every day, we welcome individuals who are ready to face their mental health and addictions, their past, and their pain as we walk with them toward healing.

05/22/2025

A heartfelt thank you to Bo Garfield, Katie Doyle, and the entire team at Boca Recovery Center for the dedication, compassion, and impact you bring to our community.

We are especially grateful for the strong and sincere bond you’ve built with Sarah Lynn and the team at Milton. We are honored to walk alongside you in this meaningful work.

05/09/2025

Join us tomorrow at NAMIWalks Miami-Dade as we walk to raise awareness for Mental Health and fundraise resources for the community. Our team, The Miltoneers is still recruiting walkers if you want to get some fresh air with us.

Here is the link to sign up(free) or donate:
https://nclvm.com/6awss

Thank you to our current sign up and supporters!

Kelly Rodrigues
Shauna Fares
Emily Cox, LMHC, LPCC, NCC, MCAP, EMDR Trained
Justin Rieger
Vanessa Cunningham
Gina McCullough
Sarah Sanders
Jessica Tate
Darrin Cook
Priscilla Hairston
Argon Agency

02/07/2025

We had an incredible time meeting all the attendees and presenters at the Florida Mental Health Counselors Association (FMHCA) 2025 Annual Conference—a gathering of minds and hearts dedicated to healing, advocacy, and progress.

Every conversation, every handshake, and every shared story reinforced the deep impact mental health professionals have on countless lives. We are especially honored to have met Maria Giuliana, MA, LMHC, Veteran, a trailblazer making history as the first president-elect board member representing both the LGBTQ and veteran communities.

This is a powerful step toward inclusivity, breaking barriers, and ensuring that every voice in the mental health space is heard and valued. We are so proud to be part of this community and look forward to the continued growth and change that will come from it.

12/12/2024

Stress can feel like a heavy weight pressing down, clouding every thought and draining every ounce of energy, leaving us yearning for just a moment of peace and clarity.

5-4-3-2-1 Sensory Exercise: Focus on your five senses to bring yourself back to the present. Identify five things you can see, four things you can touch, three things you can hear, two things you can smell, and one thing you can taste. This technique engages your senses, helping you feel more connected to your surroundings.

Hold an Object with Texture: Find a small object, like a stone, a piece of fabric, or a stress ball, and focus on its texture, weight, and temperature. Really feel the object in your hands, letting it ground you and draw your focus away from racing thoughts.

Engage in "Progressive Muscle Relaxation": Start by tensing and then relaxing each muscle group, working from your toes to your head. This technique not only releases physical tension but also brings your focus to the present, helping to calm your mind.

11/29/2024

Milton Palm Beach Recovery is now accepting patients for comprehensive Substance Use Disorder and Mental Health Treatment.

This location offers specialized care through separate tracks for Partial Hospitalization (PHP) and Intensive Outpatient (IOP) programs tailored to meet the varying needs of individuals in their recovery journey.

Recognizing the importance of accessible care, Milton Palm Beach Recovery also features a dedicated program for Spanish-speaking patients, ensuring that language is not a barrier to receiving high-quality treatment and support.

Call today for admissions information.

11/18/2024

Managing a mood disorder is a journey that requires strength, patience, and, most importantly, compassion toward yourself.

Build a Routine: Establish a consistent daily schedule to create structure and stability, which can help regulate mood.

Practice Mindfulness: Engage in mindfulness exercises, like meditation or deep breathing, to stay grounded and manage emotional responses.

Stay Active: Incorporate regular physical activity, as it can boost mood and reduce symptoms through the release of endorphins.

Connect with Others: Reach out to friends, family, or support groups to avoid isolation and gain a network of understanding and encouragement.

Together, these small steps create a path toward peace, healing, and resilience.

11/08/2024

We are thrilled to welcome Darrin Cook to the Milton Palm Beach Recovery team as our new Executive Director.

Darrin joins us with a heart full of compassion and a steadfast commitment to guiding individuals on their path to healing. His extensive experience and leadership in the recovery field resonate deeply with our mission to provide a safe, transformative space for our clients.

Darrin’s vision aligns beautifully with our values, promising to strengthen our community and inspire hope in every person we serve. With Darrin at the helm, we are excited to build an even brighter, supportive future together at Milton Palm Beach Recovery. Welcome, Darrin!

10/07/2024

At Milton Recovery, the safety of our patients is our top priority. As we closely monitor the storm activity, our team is working tirelessly to ensure that every precaution is in place to protect our community.

We understand that storms like these can stir fear and uncertainty, especially for those already navigating the path to recovery, but we are here, standing strong, to provide security and peace of mind.

Our team is preparing for all possibilities, making sure that our patients continue to feel supported and safe, no matter what challenges the weather may bring.

If you have questions about how we prepare, read this article or give us a call.

Hurricane preparation at Milton Recovery is not just about protecting buildings; it's about safeguarding lives, hope, and healing.