Overcoming Chronic Relapse

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What Can I Bring To Rehab at Gulf Breeze Recovery?

Gulf Breeze Recovery clothing and essential supply list

Gulf Breeze Recovery is a serious program with a casual environment.  The end result of our program is freedom from addiction.  To safeguard the integrity of the program and to ensure that everyone benefits, we cannot allow the use of cell phones, I-pads, and/or laptop computers. I-pods are allowed; however, they will need to come already downloaded with music. In order for guests to stay in touch with loved ones, we have two telephones in the lobby. For those who have special needs that require them to occasionally check in for business or other matters, discuss the situation with your intake counselor for special arrangements.

Pack Light! Since you have access to washers and dryers, pack as though you are going away for five to seven days. Please, DO NOT OVER PACK.

A washer and dryer is available for all guests to use.  When packing, feel free to include personal items from home (family pictures etc) to make your living area familiar and more comfortable.

Casual clothes (shorts/jeans/t-shirts/sweats/jacket or sweaters-seasonal clothing)
Tennis shoes, flip flops
Cosmetics for personal hygiene (non-alcohol shampoo, soap & razors)
I-pod (make sure music is already downloaded) or personal MP3 device with headphones
Alarm clock
Personal reading material, crosswords or puzzles
Paper, envelopes, cards & stamps
Swim suits for spa and pool (2 or 3)
Shower Robe
Medication prescribed by a doctor that is only provided in a pharmacy (no medical marijuana).

In order to get the best results out of the program, the following items are forbidden to bring:

  1. Weapons-knives
  2. Pornographic items or materials
  3. Any drugs or paraphernalia including marijuana, THC, Kratom, etc.- bring only medication provided by a pharmacy that is prescribed by your doctor.
  4. Aspirin, Tylenol or  any type of pain reliever
  5. Mouthwash containing alcohol
  6. Automobiles (cars or trucks), motorcycles or scooters
  7. Bedding and towels
  8. Pets
  9. All aerosol products

We recommend that you either ride with someone to the center or fly into one of the areas airports and we will pick you up.

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Reach out to us today at 833.551.2304 for more information. Or visit us online to experience the Gulf Breeze Recovery difference. We can help. Call today.

Dr. Lantie Jorandby, MD, CEO

Dr. Lantie Elisabeth Jorandby has dedicated her professional life to treating patients for mental illness and addiction. She’s a nationally recognized expert in the field and is triple-board-certified in general psychiatry, addiction psychiatry, and addiction medicine.

Dr. Jorandby graduated with honors from Vanderbilt University with a Bachelor of Science in Psychology and Neuroscience. She attended medical school and completed her residency at the University of Florida.

After completing her Addiction Psychiatry Fellowship at Yale School of Medicine, Dr. Jorandby served as Medical Director for the dual diagnosis unit at McLean Hospital in Belmont, Massachusetts. She also served as faculty at Harvard Medical School in the Department of Psychiatry.

Dr. Jorandby also served as a staff psychiatrist for the United States Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) and Mental Health Supervisor at the VA Outpatient Clinic in Viera, Florida, the third largest Outpatient VA clinic in the country.

Most recently, Dr. Jorandby worked as Chief Medical Officer for Lakeview Health, a co-occurring substance use disorder facility, for five years. During her time at Lakeview, she oversaw the development of treatment programs for Veterans and First Responders and the expansion of the professionals program for the aviation industry and various state monitoring programs for safety-sensitive workers. She also oversaw the development of Koru Spring, a residential eating disorder program, which opened in 2023.

Dr. Jorandby is a frequently sought speaker on the topic of mental health disorders, including eating disorders and co-occurring disorders with addiction, and a regular contributor to Psychology Today. She is passionate about encouraging patients to seek treatment and recovery for mental health, eating disorders, and addiction.

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