Drug & Alcohol Rehab Options Near St. Petersburg

Those who struggle with substance use often feel alone, but the truth is that millions of people throughout the world are currently living in recovery. With the right St. Petersburg addiction treatment, you too can break free from drugs or alcohol.

At Recovery First, our St. Petersburg drug and alcohol rehab can help you establish healthy behaviors and live free from active addiction. This guide will discuss the types of addiction treatment available in the area and how you can access the care you need.

Finding Addiction Treatment Near St. Petersburg
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Finding Addiction Treatment Near St. Petersburg

It comes as no surprise that St. Petersburg is a popular tourist destination, especially considering it averages 360 days of sunshine a year.1 This city was founded in the early 1900s and today has a vibrant population of over 248,000.1

St. Petersburg is located in Pinellas County in Florida, and despite the regular sunshine, many residents experience challenges associated with substance misuse and addiction. For example, the Florida Department of Health reported that in 2019, nearly 21 percent of Pinellas county residents participated in binge drinking and that there were 546 accidental drug-related deaths in Pinellas county in 2020.2

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Local St. Petersburg Drug & Alcohol Use Stats
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Local St. Petersburg Drug & Alcohol Use Stats

Many people struggle with substance use, and that’s as true in Florida as it is in other parts of the country. The Florida Department of Health maintains a Substance Use Dashboard, which shows the following for the state:3

  • There were 8,093 fatal overdoses in 2021, and rates of overdose continue to climb
  • EMS responded to more than 105,000 overdose cases in 2022
  • Approximately 52,000 naloxone treatments were provided in 2022
  • More than 11 million prescription drugs were dispensed in 2022
  • There were roughly 68,000 drug arrests during 2020
  • Alcohol was the fourth most common substance found in Florida decedents in 2021, with 718 decedents having this substance in their system at the time of death
All drug-related deaths in the state of Florida increased by 7 percent in 2021. Also, in Pinellas County specifically, the DUI Wolf Pack, a division of the Pinellas County Sheriff’s Office, saw over 38 DUI arrests and 4 misdemeanor drug arrests in the area between December 17 and December 18 alone.4

Alcohol and drug misuse and addiction can have long-term legal and health consequences, including the possibility of death. When you get the treatment you need, you can break free and build a life you love.

We’re here to help. To get started on the path to recovery, contact our drug rehab in St. Petersburg today by calling .    

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