Free, in-depth resources for people researching treatment.
Choosing a treatment program is one of the highest-stakes decisions a family makes. We publish the kind of substantive material we wish more programs did — clinical writing, full FAQs, video tours, and alumni stories — so you have what you need to decide well.
Plain-language information from the people who do the clinical work.
Every resource on this page is written or produced by RECO Intensive staff — clinicians, alumni, and admissions specialists who do the work every day. We do not publish marketing language dressed up as education. If you are a prospective client, a family member, a referring professional, or simply someone trying to understand addiction treatment in Florida, the four destinations below cover the most common questions in depth.
If you need to talk to a person rather than read, our admissions team answers calls 24/7 at (866) 396-2008. The first conversation is free, confidential, and carries no obligation.
The RECO Blog
Evidence-based writing on addiction science, treatment options, recovery research, and what families actually need to know.
Our writers are clinicians, alumni, and admissions specialists who translate research and lived experience into practical reading. New articles cover topics including medication-assisted treatment, dual diagnosis care, trauma-informed therapy, family systems, insurance navigation, and the day-to-day realities of early recovery in Florida.
If you are researching treatment for yourself or a loved one and want substantive answers rather than marketing language — start here.
- Addiction science explained without jargon
- Treatment-modality deep dives (CBT, DBT, EMDR, MAT)
- Family education and what to expect
- Recovery stories from RECO alumni
- Insurance and admissions practical guides
Frequently Asked Questions
Full, honest answers to the questions families ask most often about admissions, insurance, treatment length, family involvement, and what to expect.
The FAQ page is one of the most-used resources on our site for a reason. It covers what people actually call us about: how long programs run, what insurance typically covers, what makes RECO Intensive different from other Delray Beach programs, how family involvement begins in week one rather than at a midpoint Family Weekend, and what aftercare looks like beyond discharge.
If your question is not answered there, the admissions team can answer it directly — most calls take under fifteen minutes.
- Insurance, cost, and coverage questions
- Length-of-stay and continuum-of-care
- Family involvement and visiting
- Dual diagnosis and co-occurring conditions
- What RECO does differently, in plain terms
Our Media
Video walkthroughs of our Delray Beach campus, clinician interviews, podcast episodes, and alumni reflections.
Sometimes reading is not enough. Our media library is a way to see and hear the program before you visit — campus walkthroughs of the Hart, Siebold, Van Epps and Ranch residences, clinical-philosophy interviews with the team that runs the work, and alumni reflections recorded after they completed treatment.
If you are deciding between programs from out of state, the campus tour videos are the closest substitute for being on site.
- Campus and residence walkthroughs
- Clinical interviews with the RECO team
- Alumni stories and reflections
- Podcast episodes on addiction and recovery
Careers at RECO
Current openings for licensed clinicians, residence supervisors, admissions specialists, and operations roles in Delray Beach.
RECO Intensive is hiring across the program. Our clinical openings include licensed therapists (LMHC, LCSW, LMFT), psychiatric providers, and group facilitators. Operations openings include residence supervisors, admissions specialists, case management, alumni coordinators, and outreach.
What we look for above credentials is judgment — people who can hold a clinical conversation with the same person whether they are pre-admission, mid-relapse, or two years post-discharge.
- Licensed therapy roles (LMHC, LCSW, LMFT, PhD)
- Psychiatric providers and medication management
- Residence supervisors and operations leads
- Admissions, case management, and alumni roles
- Competitive compensation and benefits
What our writing covers — in depth.
A non-exhaustive list of the clinical and practical topics our blog, FAQs, and media library go deep on. Pick a topic and the search box on each page will get you to the right article.
About these resources.
Practical questions about the blog, FAQ page, video library, and career listings — and where to go next.
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Reading only gets you so far. The next step is a conversation.
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