Specialties
Tranquil Shores is a beachside drug and alcohol rehab in the greater Tampa area. Founded by Chad Johnson, the substance abuse treatment center boasts a Joint Commission Accreditation and a 3 to 1 client to counselor ratio. Addiction specialists are available 24/7, the 24-bed facility focuses on the Integrative Recovery Model, and clients receive holistic care in an upscale, community-oriented environment. Inpatient programs last from 30 to 90 days and expert staff personalize treatment plans for each client. If you or someone you love is concerned about an emerged addiction, or even if you've tried treatment before, call Tranquil Shores for customized, compassionate, and professional recovery services.
History
Established in 2010.
Tranquil Shores is a Joint Commission Accredited rehab and the ideal place to reclaim your life from substance use disorder. Tucked away in Madeira Beach, the 24/7 drug and alcohol addiction treatment facility is located in the greater Tampa area and available for all adults 18 and older. With 24 beds and a 3 to 1 client to counselor ratio, Tranquil Shores provides personalized care to individuals struggling with addictions of all kinds. The compassionate, world-renowned staff have also crafted special programs for artists and musicians, athletes, business executives, and military personnel. Each client spends 25 hours a week with a licensed therapist, and the treatment center runs on integrity, compassion, respect, gratitude, spirituality, and excellence. Discover holistic care and recover from addiction on the beach. Call Tranquil Shores today.
Meet the Business Owner: Chad J.
For most people, growing up in an upscale neighborhood in Dallas and being a successful stockbroker would be a great life. What, then, would induce someone to abandon that job, desert family members and take up quarters in the musty interior of a parked car in Tampa? The answer: substance abuse. "The first and last thing on my mind each day was where I'd get my next drink or anything that would change the way I feel," said Chad Johnson, now 48 and living comfortably in St. Petersburg. "Nothing else mattered."
Johnson, the son of Jimmy Johnson, the former football coach of the Miami Hurricanes, the Dallas Cowboys and the Miami Dolphins, fought a 20-year battle with substance abuse before turning his life around. Today, he runs Tranquil Shores addiction recovery center near St. Petersburg which specializes in an individualized approach to recovery.