Caron Renaissance

We’ve been committed to clinical expertise above all else for 30 years. Caron Renaissance is an extended-stay program that’s tough in the face of substance abuse and co-occurring mental health disorders. We offer long-term treatment approaches that include outpatient clinical services in one location and housing in another – an approach known as the Florida Model. Patient recovery is guided and supported through the provision of medical assessments, life skills development, family therapy and other care needed for strength toward a future of healthy self-sufficiency and happiness. We know that the inclusion of the whole family is crucial to recovery, so we focus on it. We also take a firm and focused approach to addressing the emotional, behavioral and psychological components of addiction and the accompanying personality disorders. We have specialized programs that address addictions related to trauma, eating disorders, gambling addictions, anger resolution, as well as grief and loss. Caron’s approach to treatment integrates gender-separate and supervised housing, and we specialize in adults, young adults, and relapse patients. Caron Renaissance was originally Renaissance Institute of the Palm Beaches and was founded in 1990. The program is accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities and is licensed by the Florida Department of Children and Family Services. Caron Renaissance was an early pioneer in longer-term residential treatment, combining a very effective system of clinical services in an office setting with supervised residential care. Over the years, Caron Renaissance has developed a complementary array of related clinical services as it has recognized the need to treat multiple addictions simultaneously. Attachment Disorder therapy has resulted in a very strategic coordination of patient, family, and vocational services. Long recognized for clinical excellence and recovery effectiveness, Caron Renaissance has continued improving its current services and developing new ones. The relationship with the medical profession has also been solidified with the addiction medicine component. In March, 2003, internationally recognized Caron Treatment Centers acquired Renaissance as a longer-term care adjunct to their services. Whether it’s the value that our whole-family approach brings to treatment, or our ability to transform adults who suffer from “failure to launch” into emerging adults, Caron Renaissance is your solution.