Homosassa, FL Alcohol and Drug Inpatient Rehabs Centers Near Me
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Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation
Strengths: counseling, neuroscience education. every aspect of my treatment at Hazelden was amazing.
Recovery By The Sea
They took such good care of my son. The counselors and case managers were competent and professional, but were still able to connect with him. The best part was that he seemed to be having so much fun again. We have our son back! The life and recovery skills taught at this facility should be available to anyone regardless of addiction. My son went a boy and came home a man. The biggest weakness was that when it came time to leave, he wanted to stay. They were good about explaining the process though and he has done very well since.
River Oaks Treatment Center
I am writing this letter at the end of a 6.5 month journey. The last leg of this was here at River Oaks. I was placed by the VA in a homeless shelter by error after 3 months of sobriety in 2 other treatment centers. Jeff spoke with me and was empathic to my situation just by judging the desperation in my voice and got me out of that unsafe environment. Even with clean time under my belt I still needed more healing, direction and I remained teachable. They say 30 is not enough time. For an addict like myself I knew I needed as much as I could get. After 5.5 months of sobriety Christine Hernando and I put my mental state in a category that had been misdiagnosed for many years. She gave me the discernment to separate the similarities between mind and spirit. After all of these years I realized I didn't have to press so hard to figure everything out and just let things be just as they are. I was double teamed with her and Andrea approaching my spiritual side and by the Grace of God concentrated on the same subject by no coincidence. I was able to give back to River Oaks by becoming a peer leader and my GOD! addicts will work your last nerve. So big hats off to all those in this field here and worldwide in whatever capacity they serve. This place has changed the life a 52 year old man who has been battling for years. My only words of advice would be. Do not let simple tasks of medication distribution, bad TA's in the group in a position of power tarnish and define this place. These issues could be alleviated by adopting other methods used by the VA hospitals with low cost yet affective. I will always be thankful for landing here with AAC River Oaks and it's staff.