The care we provide is based on individual needs. Each patient receives a customized treatment plan that could affect their length of stay, however, the average length is 3-8 weeks. 

No. We do not treat any kind of substance or alcohol abuse or allow for any recent drug or alcohol use. We require that clients be a minimum of 6-months in recovery before coming to treatment at Kinder.

Yes, we can treat primary eating disorders.

Nutrition is such an important piece in feeling well from the inside out. At Kinder, we provide an understanding and impact of health, food and lifestyle on mental health. We educate our clients on the importance of nutrition. Our team works with clients for budgeting and developing healthy meal options for each week. Additionally, we talk to clients about techniques and approaches for planning, preparing, and cooking healthy meals in both a group and individual setting.

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No, we don’t allow any medical maijuana products at Kinder, even with prescriptions.

Yes, you are allowed to use tobacco products in designated areas and times.

No, you are not allowed to bring any animals, certified or not, to Kinder.

Our Kinder team works closely with patients to determine all possible payment options and manage the cost of treatment, please contact our admission team to learn more.

We accept out of network benefits and work with most major insurance carriers. We are an approved provider for most major insurance companies and managed care plans.

Kinder in The Keys Specializes in the Following Types of Clinical Therapies:
Trauma Focused Therapy
Psychodynamic Therapy
Exposure
Animal Assisted Therapy (Dolphin Therapy)
DBT (Dialectical Behavior Therapy)
CBT (Cognitive Behavioral Therapy)
Gestalt
Rogerian
Person centered
Psychoeducation
EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing)

Learn about all of our wellness amenities here

• Childhood Trauma/Sibling Abuse
• Sexual Abuse / Assualt /Harassment
• Narcissistic Abuse
• Betrayal Trauma
• Spiritual/Religious Trauma
• Medical Diagnosis / Terminal Illness
• Financial Abuse
• Divorce
• Bullying/Harassment
• Physical, psychological, or sexual abuse
• Domestic violence
• Being a victim of or witness to violence
• Traffic collisions
• Childbirth/Stillbirth
• Sudden loss of a loved one/Traumatic loss
• Being kidnapped
• Witnessing a terrorist attack
• Witnessing a natural disaster
• War
• Post suicide attempt trauma

Depression & Mood Disorders

• Major depressive disorder
• Seasonal affective disorder (SAD)
• Depression related to medical illness
• Grief / Complicated Grief
• Bipolar Disorder (as a secondary condition)
• Postpartum depression / Miscarriage

Anxiety Disorders

• Posttraumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)
• Complex PTSD (C-PTSD)
• Generalized anxiety disorder (GAD)
• Panic attacks and panic disorder
• Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder
• Hoarding disorder
• Social anxiety disorder
• Phobias and irrational fears
• Separation anxiety disorder

Eating Disorders (secondary condition that is medically stable)

Individuals who are considered for the program, but do not meet the basic admission criteria listed below will be excluded from participation in the program.

• 17 years of age or younger
• Males
• Primary Substance or Eating Disorder
• Primary Diagnosis Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID), Schizoaffective disorder, Bipolar disorder…
• History of physical or violent behavior and may pose a threat to the physical safety to peers, self, or staff