Burbank, WA Alcohol and Drug Inpatient Rehabs Centers Near Me
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Lakeside-Milam Recovery Center - Burien Inpatient
Love the lectures, they are great at sharing their experiences and knowledge in a way that the kids can relate to. We are in a state that does not allow lock down facilities for teens or adults. This facility deals with teens and they tell the kids not to let door hit them on the way out. Facility has moved the 19 to 25 year old females from the adult facility to the adolescent facility where these females are allowed to smoke and the others are not, with their smoking area being outside the windows of the kids, triggering those who smoke. Facility is located in a not so nice areaFacility used to do "family week" where the parents could attend and learn more about addiction. They need to change the way they handle kids leaving the facility.
Newport Academy
Residence XII provides a solid foundation to begin a life in recovery and excels at addressing issues unique to women with addictions. But regardless of what Residence XII promotes, they are not a dual diagnosis treatment center. They try but fail and this is crucial because misdiagnosed and unmanaged mental health issues lead to relapse. After Residence XII, I stayed sober for 15 years and continued to be involved in the organization. But when I relapsed, I looked elsewhere. I didn’t want another crash course in 12 Step work, meditation or basic life skills classes. Although helpful and necessary, these tools are not an adequate substitute for a psychiatric assessment conducted by a qualified psychiatrist, a comprehensive treatment plan, individualized counseling and access to effective non-addicting psychiatric medications. I am sober today because I was able to get this type of treatment and more importantly, I am happy. There appears to be a unspoken code among Residence XII Alum that any critique of the organization is a reflection of the person or the quality of their sobriety; only disgruntled people complain. Let me be clear, I am not unhappy with the treatment I received there. I only think it could be better and not saying so prevents the program from improving. Residence XII introduces fundamental tools critical to maintaining sobriety in a safe, structured, environment. It is a perfectly adequate rehab that is appropriate for most people. However, if you have been diagnosed with a mental illness there are better facilities.