Darlington, PA Alcohol and Drug Inpatient Rehabs Centers Near Me
When you are putting money into your health, your future and your family’s wellbeing, you need to make sure you’re making the best possible choice for your Darlington drug and alcohol abuse treatment center. While the most prudent way to go may still be to call our helpline advisors so they can discuss your individual needs, seeing how others have reviewed or rated some of the addiction rehabilitation programs in your area is another good way to start.
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Banyan Philadelphia
Treatment was very effective. Felt my needs were met. Learned much about myself and my disease in treatment.
Foundations Wellness Center of Pennsylvania
Awesome facility that truly cares about the client and their future. Aftercare and alumni program are top notch. Staff takes the time and effort to focus on the individual.
Mirmont Treatment Center
I am still sober it will be five years on 07/29/14, I return for Alumni night which reminds me of what I was like and the pain I was in and offers me the opportunity to give hope to others. It was a well rounded balanced approach to recovery, where the strong foundation of home group, sponsor, service the steps and meetings were emphasized as the core to recovery. It was also emphasized that when you got out of the facility to go to a meeting first thing in order to be successful!! The strong foundation and willingness to listen and take their advice gave me a strong sobriety. My husband committed suicide when I was eight months sober and I found him and I didn't drink. Don't pick up a drink no matter what happens, relapse prevention. He unfortunately didn't make it, showing me that sobriety is life and substance abuse is death and sickness. I drank for 38 years and it ended up causing me to need a hip replacement. Once your sober, life doesn't stop happening, nor does paying the price for having used for so long. But we all get through it together. They go above and beyond for you and the setting is very peaceful, they keep you on a rigorous schedule that is tiring yet worked, well fed healthy food options. They have a great program and facility which includes many aspects of recovery, meetings, small group sessions, lg group sessions, meetings brought in from outside, Yoga, outside activities, the staff was strict but encouraging and enthusiastic