Map to Health - DBA Recovery Unplugged

Music-Assisted Care Plans

Recovery Unplugged Lake Worth integrates music into the full treatment experience, pairing it with evidence-based approaches like cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), motivational interviewing, trauma-related counseling, and relapse prevention. Clients do not need to be musicians to participate. Music spaces and creative activities are part of daily life, giving many clients another way to process emotions and stay connected to treatment.

24/7 Detox and Residential Treatment with Medical Oversight

The center offers medically supervised detox and residential treatment with around-the-clock monitoring. Detox services support withdrawal management for alcohol and other substances, with a structured transition into residential care. Residential treatment is designed to reduce outside distractions so clients can focus on stabilization, therapy, and recovery skills in a controlled setting.

Support for Co-Occurring Mental Health Needs

The program treats substance use disorders alongside co-occurring mental health conditions. Clients can receive comprehensive substance use and mental health assessments, along with ongoing screening and care planning. Mental health services and medication management for mental health conditions are part of the clinical support available, helping clients address overlapping symptoms that can make recovery harder to sustain.

Practical, Comfortable Amenities

The Lake Worth campus is set up to feel livable while clients are in higher-intensity care. Amenities include private or shared rooms, air-conditioned spaces, outdoor areas, walking trails, recreation options (like a gym and game room), and fully equipped music spaces. The center is pet-friendly, and personal cell phones are permitted at designated times after an initial assessment period. Transportation assistance is also offered, which may help reduce barriers to getting to care.

Aftercare and Alumni

Planning for what comes next is built into the discharge process. The facility offers aftercare and continuing care, discharge planning, outcome follow-up after discharge, and overdose education with naloxone training. Recovery support can include self-help groups, recovery coaching, peer support and mentoring, help connecting to housing and social services, and employment counseling or training. Alumni support and ongoing meetings are also available as ways for clients to stay connected after treatment.

Client Reviews

Clients frequently highlight the supportive staff and distinctive music-centered approach as core strengths. Some note concerns around communication, consistency, and facility upkeep during detox or high census periods.

• Staff & Care Experience (85% positive): Many clients describe staff as compassionate, attentive, and personally invested in recovery, with several noting that staff members’ lived experience builds trust and connection. “The staff truly care about your recovery and make you feel safe.”
• Treatment Quality & Outcomes (80% positive): Reviews often credit the program with meaningful, lasting recovery progress, especially for people with prior treatment attempts. Music therapy, group work, and co-occurring mental health support are commonly cited as impactful. “This program changed my life and gave me tools I still use today.”
• Support & Community (85% positive): Alumni involvement and peer relationships stand out as a consistent strength. Families also note feeling supported through the process. “The alumni team continues to cheer me on years later.”
• Facility & Environment (70% positive): Clients appreciate the relaxed, non-clinical atmosphere, outdoor spaces, and creative setting. Some reviews mention cleanliness and maintenance issues in detox areas during certain stays.
• Access & Process (65% positive): Admissions and intake staff are often praised for responsiveness and encouragement. A smaller but recurring set of reviews point to frustrations with communication policies, insurance coordination, or transitions between levels of care.