Futures of Palm Beach

For individuals weighing their options in residential treatment and longer-term recovery planning, Futures of Palm Beach offers something straightforward: every level of care in one place. The center's continuum spans medical detox, residential treatment, residential mental health programming, a Mental Health PHP, and an Intensive Outpatient Program — all delivered on the same 9-acre campus in Jupiter, Florida.

That continuity matters for recovery. Changing facilities mid-treatment often means rebuilding therapeutic relationships from zero and losing the peer connections that form inside a recovery community. At Futures, individuals who begin in detox or residential care can step down into IOP within the same environment, with the same clinical team aware of their history and progress. The center is open 24 hours a day and accepts adults 18 and older.

Futures of Palm Beach treats substance use disorder alongside a range of conditions that frequently travel with it — including co-occurring disorders, trauma, anxiety, depression, and chronic pain. The therapeutic framework reflects that complexity. Clinicians draw on CBT, DBT, EMDR, Accelerated Resolution Therapy, Somatic Experiencing, and Deep TMS, among other methods. Physical therapy and Trauma Informed Yoga are also integrated into the program, addressing the ways that addiction and trauma register in the body, not just the mind.

The clinical team is led by CEO Tammy Malloy (PhD, LCSW, CSAT) and includes program-specific clinical directors: Stacey LoSardo (LCSW, QS) overseeing CORE, HERO'S, and IOP; Natalie McGlashan (LMHC) directing Orenda; and Daniela Riccelli (DSW, LCSW, MCAP) leading RESET. Medical oversight for the Orenda program is provided by Dr. Karen Flannery, M.D. This structure means that specialized populations have clinical leadership with direct expertise in their program track.

Not every adult enters addiction treatment from the same starting point. Futures of Palm Beach has built distinct program tracks for populations whose circumstances — and whose barriers to treatment — differ from the general adult population. Veterans, first responders, and healthcare professionals often face occupational culture pressures, exposure to trauma, and privacy concerns that generic residential programs aren't equipped to address directly.

High-net-worth individuals and professionals face their own set of reintegration challenges, including career continuity and reputation management during and after treatment. Futures' structure — private bedrooms, private bathrooms, and a gated campus — reflects an awareness of those concerns. These aren't cosmetic features; they're part of an environment designed to make sustained engagement in a residential treatment program feel tenable for people who might otherwise delay or avoid care altogether.

Discharge from residential treatment is not the end of the recovery process — it's a transition point, and one where many people are most vulnerable. Futures of Palm Beach supports that transition through formal alumni programming and family programming, both of which extend the center's involvement beyond the residential stay.

For families, formal programming means more than a single family weekend. It means structured engagement that helps loved ones understand the recovery process, develop their own support skills, and become functional members of a person's longer-term recovery community. Alumni programming sustains peer connection and accountability after the intensive phase of treatment ends — the kind of ongoing community support that research consistently identifies as a protective factor in long-term sobriety. For individuals choosing a recovery center rather than a detox-only facility, these aftercare elements are worth weighing as carefully as the clinical credentials.