
Your body becomes physically dependent on Alcohol making it one of the most difficult substances to quit.
Trying to quit alcohol alone can cause severe, life-threatening symptoms. At Clean Life you will have the medical, emotional and physical help you need to safely detoxify yourself from alcohol. Inpatient Alcohol Detox at Clean Life usually takes 3-5 days and is covered by most insurances. Our goal is to provide you or your loved one with the most comfortable detox available. Clean Life combines medical detox and holistic treatment programs paired with a newly renovated property and delicious catered food to ensure the best experience for our patients.
Symptoms of Alcohol Withdrawal
Due to the fact that alcoholics become physically dependent on alcohol, withdrawal symptoms are uncomfortable, severe and dangerous. Quitting alcohol “cold turkey” without the medical help of a certified treatment processional is so dangerous that it can result in death. Relapse is a common occurrence because of the severity of the withdrawal symptoms. To help you or your loved one stop using alcohol, we offer physician supervised detoxification to safely flush the drug from your system and prepare you for recovery.
WITHDRAWAL SYMPTOMS FROM ALCOHOL CAN INCLUDE:
Why Chose Clean Life?
At Clean Life Detox we offer patient focused detoxification with all the comforts of a luxury retreat. Nestled in a quiet, gated property just minutes away from Clearwater Beach, Clean Life utilizes a combination of medical and holistic treatments for inpatient detox creating the most successful possible outcome.
OUR PROCESS: WHAT TO EXPECT
For so many addiction sufferers, the initial decision to get help is the most difficult step. The process is straight forward and your personal counselor at Clean Life will walk you through every step of the way.

Why is it so hard to stop drinking?
Research suggests that over time, excessive alcohol consumption actually changes your brain chemistry creating a dependance on the drug. This starts a vicious downward cycle as you will need more alcohol to get “drunk.” As consumption amount and frequency increases, your brain starts to change how if functions. This creates a physical need for alcohol resulting in a craving to have drinks to feel normal.




