Cornell, WI Alcohol and Drug Inpatient Rehabs Centers Near Me
If you’re investing in your health, your future and your family’s happiness, you’ll need to make sure you’re making the best decision for your Cornell alcohol and drug abuse treatment program. While the smartest thing to do may still be to call our helpline advisors so they can discuss your personal needs, looking at how people have reviewed or rated some of the addiction treatment facilities in your area is another great way to begin.
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Options Counseling Services, LLC - Koinonia Residential Treatment Center
At Koinonia they give the needed one on one counseling and coping skills needed to beat this disease. They also provide interactions through group meetings to help one another share similar experiences, Then they are able to see from another perspective just how their behavior affected family and friends.
Nova Counseling Services, Inc.
Nova is one of the best facilities in the Midwest. I highly recommend it to anyone serious about recovery. I continue to be involved with them.
Jackie Nitschke Center
20 years ago the Jackie Nitschke Center was called The Samaritan House. I participated in the Samaritan House program for 7 1/2 months. The staff cared about me and pushed me to grow, held me accountable, taught me how to use life skill tools that allowed me to build an amazing life - challenges and all. One of the most important things I learned while there was how to communicate with people, how to connect with people, how to work a recovery program allowing people to help me, and the need to surround myself with people in recovery that are spiritual and positive. I learned I am one of those people - they taught me how to have a relationship with myself and begin that healing work. Today I am the director of the center and we carry forth the same beliefs for all people we encounter and work diligently providing them the means to be successful. Because we are human we are not perfect - mistakes have been made and used as opportunities. I thank the staff of the Samaritan House/Jackie Nitschke Center for all the energy they put into my life so I could become the person I was meant to be.