• LifeSkills-South-Florida

Lifeskills South Florida Outpatient Center

236 SE 23rd Ave , Boynton Beach, Florida 33435
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  • Overview

    Clinic & Center Description:

    Lifeskills South Florida Outpatient, LLC is a privately held company that has been providing excellent care in behavioral health since 1991. We offer clients and their family’s affordable treatment options. Our facilities are located in both Delray Beach and Deerfield Beach, in sunny South Florida.

    We offer outpatient treatment services for adults with substance use disorders, mental health problems and dual diagnosis. Lifeskills is licensed by the Florida Department of Children & Families and CARF accredited.


  • Details

    Services Offered:

    • Drug and Alcohol Detox
    • Group Therapy
    Approaches to Therapy:

    • DBT (Dialectical Behavioral Therapy)
    Tags: adults, Adults Adolescents, alcohol, drug, Group Therapy Adolescents, Intensive Outpatient Treatment Drug Addiction, lifeskills, Substance Abuse Drug and Alcohol Detox, substance Outpatient, Teens, Treatment Center, and Young Adults
    Ages Accepted:

    • Adolescents
    • Young adults
    • Adults
    Languages:

    • English

  • Availability

    Currently Accepting Clients: Yes
    ADA Accessible: No
    Near Public Transportation?: No
    Teletherapy:

    • No
    Closest Bus/Train Stop:

    Seacrest Blvd and Se 23rd Ave Boynton , Florida


  • Payment

    Currently Accepting Health Insurance?:

    • Not Accepted

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