Park Royal Hospital

Park Royal Hospital is a private mental health hospital in Fort Myers, Florida. They offer comprehensive inpatient and outpatient treatment programs for adults 18 and over experiencing mental illness. They also treat co-occurring substance use disorders (SUD) and have an outpatient program for adolescents. The hospital accepts insurance from many providers, including Medicare. They admit patients 24/7.

Fort Myers is on the Gulf Coast of Southwest Florida and is known for its natural beauty and scenic beaches. One of the nice things about the hospital is its beautiful surrounding environment.

RESTORE to Soar in Fort Myers, Florida

Because this is a hospital, there are comprehensive inpatient treatment programs for both SUD and mental health disorders. One of the notable programs is RESTORE which stands for Recognize, Empower, Support, Transform, Overcome, Reflect and Engage.

The RESTORE program does more than guide clients toward recovery. It educates and engages them in a transformative program to help them overcome addiction. The program is abstinence based and uses the Living in Balance curriculum from Hazelden.

The program includes 12 Step groups and psychoeducation. You’ll participate in recreational, activity, and group therapy sessions. This is an immersive experience where you’ll ally yourself with your team of licensed professionals.

Achieving Stability for Adolescents in Florida

Although there isn’t an inpatient program for teens, they do offer an intensive outpatient program (IOP) for adolescents ages 12-17. Teens can participate in person or virtually, depending on their needs.

The adolescent IOP offers flexibility so teens can stay in school while participating in treatment. The teens find structure and accountability, and they can jump into the program without having completed another program first.

The teens engage in motivational interviewing, cognitive behavioral therapy, and dialectical behavior therapy. These therapies help kids challenge negative thought patterns, learn how to manage intense emotions without turning to substances, and identify their commitment and motivations to change.