Recovery First Treatment Center

Recovery First Treatment Center Recovery First provides client-centered addiction treatment and drug rehabilitation for adults struggling with drug and alcohol addiction.

Recovery First offers evidence-based care for addiction and co-occurring disorders in both inpatient and outpatient settings. Our licensed and qualified team helps our clients develop an individualized rehabilitation plan and treatment goals. During treatment, clients work on their individualized aftercare plans in preparation for integration into the community, home life, and employment. To reinf

orce the recovery skills learned while in treatment, we encourage clients to participate in Recovery First alumni events, join local recovery groups, attend 12-Step programs, explore Sober Living activities/housing, and practice relapse prevention strategies. Recovery First’s Key features:
- The Joint Commission Accredited
- Licensed Staff
- Relapse Prevention
- Alumni Program

Our Mission

To restore hope and empower individuals and families impacted by the disease of addiction. United by compassion and a commitment to inclusive care, we provide a foundation for lasting recovery that saves and transforms lives. Our Vision
To foster a world free from the stigma of addiction, where quality treatment and support are accessible for all.

A relapse doesn't always begin with a return to use. The mindset can start shifting well before that.Tonight, AAC Thrive...
09/08/2026

A relapse doesn't always begin with a return to use. The mindset can start shifting well before that.

Tonight, AAC Thrive is taking a closer look at the thoughts, behaviors, and patterns that can signal trouble and how recognizing them earlier can give you a chance to respond.

Join Maddie, our Alumni Coordinator at our Las Vegas sister facility, for Catch It Before It Catches You: Recognizing the Relapse Mindset.

📅 TONIGHT, Tuesday, September 8
⏰ 7 PM ET
🔗 Join the discussion: https://loom.ly/BNk81cs

09/07/2026

Recovery takes work. Sometimes, so does rest.

Slowing down can be uncomfortable when being still means sitting with thoughts and feelings you once tried to escape.

Learning how to do that without reaching for something to numb them can be part of recovery, too.

This Labor Day, here’s to the work that doesn’t always look like work. 💜

09/06/2026

Some truths in recovery are harder to accept than others. And sometimes, hearing someone else put them into words can help.

For more conversations about recovery, life, and everything that comes with both, listen to AAC Thrive, a recovery community podcast, wherever you get your podcasts. 🎧

09/05/2026

Sometimes addiction isn’t where the story starts.

In our latest episode of The Addiction Talk, Jamie Leibert looks back at the trauma, abandonment, and abuse he experienced growing up, and the connection he now sees between those experiences and the ways he tried to cope with drugs and alcohol.

Understanding his past didn’t mean excusing the choices that followed. For Jamie, it became part of taking accountability and figuring out who he wanted to be.

👉 Hear the rest of Jamie’s story in the full conversation: https://loom.ly/awKcPg0

09/04/2026

“I’m not ashamed to admit that I’m in recovery.”

Linda Arruza is part of the team at Recovery First, and she’s also in recovery.

For Recovery Month, she’s sharing a little of her story, and why recovery is something she’s proud to talk about. 💜

Ever wonder why something that happened 20 or 30 years ago can still hit like it happened yesterday?What we experience a...
09/03/2026

Ever wonder why something that happened 20 or 30 years ago can still hit like it happened yesterday?

What we experience as kids can shape how we learn to cope, respond to stress, build relationships, and navigate difficult emotions as adults.

Research into adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) has also found a strong connection between childhood trauma and substance use later in life.

Your past isn't a prediction of your future. But understanding how you got here can be part of figuring out where you want to go next.

And if you're ready to talk about next steps, we're here. DM or call us any time. 866-407-4832.

Purple has a special meaning on Overdose Awareness Day. 💜The Recovery First team wore purple to remember the lives lost ...
09/02/2026

Purple has a special meaning on Overdose Awareness Day. 💜

The Recovery First team wore purple to remember the lives lost to overdose, stand with the families and communities who carry those losses, and recognize everyone whose recovery story is still being written.

We remember those we’ve lost... and keep showing up for those still here.

09/02/2026

The voices of sobriety. ❤️

09/01/2026

What does sobriety mean to you?

For everyone in the Recovery First community celebrating a soberversary this month, the answer may be a little different.

Today, we’re celebrating all of those answers... and every day, month, and year that went into them.

Happy Soberversary. 💙

Fentanyl exposure doesn’t always happen the way people expect.Sometimes, it looks like a pill.💔 According to the CDC, 57...
08/31/2026

Fentanyl exposure doesn’t always happen the way people expect.

Sometimes, it looks like a pill.

💔 According to the CDC, 57% of overdose deaths involving counterfeit pills were among people under 35.
💔 And in 93% of those deaths, illicitly manufactured fentanyl was involved.

Counterfeit pills can be made to look like legitimate prescription medications, but may contain fentanyl or other substances the person never intended to take.

Throughout Overdose Awareness Month, we’ve talked about what’s showing up in today’s drug supply, how to recognize an overdose, where to find naloxone, and how to use it.

On International Overdose Awareness Day, keep the conversation going.
👉Talk with the young adults in your life about counterfeit pills and fentanyl.
👉Make sure they know the risk.
👉 And keep naloxone nearby.

One conversation could matter more than you know.💜

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4110 Davie Road Extension
Hollywood, FL
33024

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