Wellness Resource Center

Wellness Resource Center Since 1994, Wellness Resource Center has been providing personalized and affordable treatment to adult men and women in need.

Dual licensed for mental health and substance use issues. In network with all major insurance carriers. Wellness Resource Center provides affordable mental health and substance use treatment to men and women, ages 18 and older, who are suffering from dual diagnosis of psychiatric illness and chemical dependency. In a safe, nurturing environment, our patients overcome habitual, self-defeating behaviors and begin to take positive steps toward long-term health and wellness. Through our individualized, integrated approach, our patients strive for wellness in all areas of life – physical, mental, emotional, social, and spiritual.

Insurance doesn’t have to be a barrier to treatment. Understanding your coverage can help reduce stress and support info...
01/26/2026

Insurance doesn’t have to be a barrier to treatment. Understanding your coverage can help reduce stress and support informed decision-making. Share this post with someone who may need guidance using insurance to access care—it could help make the first step feel more achievable.

Learn more about insurance coverage and recovery resources: https://ow.ly/ugoB50XSJ7W

January is a time to recognize Substance Use Disorder Treatment Month, honoring courage and highlighting the power of re...
01/22/2026

January is a time to recognize Substance Use Disorder Treatment Month, honoring courage and highlighting the power of recovery. Recovery is about progress, not perfection, and every step toward support or learning new coping skills matters.

Treatment provides tools and guidance to help individuals move forward with hope, confidence, and resilience. This month, let’s continue to break down stigma and remind others that help is available. Share this post to inspire someone to begin their healing journey: https://ow.ly/yqer50XT1Un

Today, we honor the legacy of Martin Luther King Jr., who taught us that meaningful progress is rooted in courage, compa...
01/19/2026

Today, we honor the legacy of Martin Luther King Jr., who taught us that meaningful progress is rooted in courage, compassion, and community.

These same values are essential in recovery. Growth often takes perseverance, self-kindness, and support from others. Every step forward—no matter how small—helps build a healthier, stronger future. Today, take time to reflect on the role of kindness, justice, and understanding in your own life and recovery journey.

A new year brings an opportunity to stay committed to recovery without pressure to reinvent yourself. Recovery is shaped...
01/13/2026

A new year brings an opportunity to stay committed to recovery without pressure to reinvent yourself. Recovery is shaped by consistency, self-kindness, and supportive connections. Some days will feel easier than others, and that’s part of the process. Every step forward matters. This year, focus on achievable goals, emotional wellness, and hope. Share this post to encourage recovery with intention and support.

Dry January provides an opportunity to reflect on alcohol use and its effects on emotional and mental wellness. Some ind...
01/05/2026

Dry January provides an opportunity to reflect on alcohol use and its effects on emotional and mental wellness. Some individuals notice benefits like better sleep, clearer focus, and improved mood, while others encounter difficulties that underscore the need for structure and support.

Approaching the month with intention and realistic expectations can make a difference. This article offers evidence-based guidance to support awareness and success: https://ow.ly/LSf050XS1H5

Support is an essential part of behavioral health. Whether someone is exploring a temporary pause or long-term change, access to care can support healthier outcomes. Share this with someone seeking trusted information.

As we step into a new year, we carry gratitude for the past and purpose for the future. The last year has been shaped by...
01/01/2026

As we step into a new year, we carry gratitude for the past and purpose for the future. The last year has been shaped by meaningful stories of healing and resilience. We honor your progress and celebrate your next steps. Share to encourage someone beginning their journey.

We’re sending warm holiday wishes to everyone in our community. Happy Holidays from our team.
12/25/2025

We’re sending warm holiday wishes to everyone in our community. Happy Holidays from our team.

The winter months can make everything feel heavier, but recovery creates new spaces for light. With community, routine, ...
12/21/2025

The winter months can make everything feel heavier, but recovery creates new spaces for light. With community, routine, and self-compassion, people rediscover hope gradually. If you’re struggling with the season, support and brighter days are within reach. Share to remind others of recovery’s light.

When your emotional capacity feels limited, holiday pressures can hit even harder. Setting boundaries helps you slow dow...
12/16/2025

When your emotional capacity feels limited, holiday pressures can hit even harder. Setting boundaries helps you slow down, stay safe, and honor your healing. Putting your mental health first isn’t avoidance—it’s strength. Share to remind others that boundaries matter during recovery. https://ow.ly/jv0h50XKnbQ

During holiday celebrations, we often overlook hidden triggers — crowded events, changes in our usual rhythm, emotional ...
12/11/2025

During holiday celebrations, we often overlook hidden triggers — crowded events, changes in our usual rhythm, emotional weight, and memories linked to the past. Even under festive lights, these factors can bring up sadness or stress. Understanding what affects you can help you handle the season with intention and care. Share to support others in recognizing their own triggers. https://ow.ly/XpaW50XHxvr,

Seasonal Affective Disorder is a form of depression triggered by low sunlight, affecting mood and daily functioning. Sim...
12/11/2025

Seasonal Affective Disorder is a form of depression triggered by low sunlight, affecting mood and daily functioning. Simple practices like seeking daylight and maintaining structure and connections can help. Share to help others recognize SAD.

This Thanksgiving, we’re thankful for our amazing community whose support makes our mission possible every day. Your tru...
11/27/2025

This Thanksgiving, we’re thankful for our amazing community whose support makes our mission possible every day. Your trust fuels our commitment to compassionate, high-quality care for those who need it most.

Wishing you a safe and peaceful Thanksgiving from all of us.

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7940 N Federal Highway
Boca Raton, FL
33487

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