Citronelle, AL Alcohol and Drug Inpatient Rehabs Centers Near Me
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Addiction treatment centers near Citronelle, AL
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Latest Reviews of Rehabs in Alabama
The Lovelady Center
The Lovelady center is the most Jesus filled program I have ever been to!! I graduated Jan 24 2020 and I remain sober and a productive member of society!! Without this place I would not be the Strong woman of God I have become today!! They supplied all my needs!! Kidszone is amazing it\'s such a blessing to have a daycare for the mom\'s and kids while the mom\'s focus on Jesus and there recovery!! We\'re very blessed to have 2 wonderful thrift stores and the donations we receive are from God!! I would recommend this program to all woman!! Lovelady saved my life
Bradford Health Services - A Reprieve for Men
The family days we spent there were extremely useful. We were made more knowledgeable and received tools to help us better help our son with addiction. If he was able to stay there a year, maybe it would have helped, but 30 days is not enough time to help anyone. The group session after care was only of value to me because I felt less alone as a parent but I don't feel it was helpful to my child. And the price was extremely unreasonable.
Fellowship House
I was ready for a change. I became willing to listen to what people in recovery were trying to tell me. It took me to the age of 55 to know something had to change, but thank God I had enough willingness to try. My mom died in 2004 and I was there for my family.