Hoytville, OH Alcohol and Drug Inpatient Rehabs Centers Near Me
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Recovery Institute of Ohio
RIO had what I needed to break my destructive cycle of alcohol abuse. The medical staff helped me comfortably get through the initial withdrawal period. Therapy and nightly aa meetings helped me get back in the sobriety grove where I intend to stay.
Glenbeigh Hospital of Rock Creek
I used to work in healthcare and knew that they were a top-rated facility that would be able to meet my needs. They developed care plans for me as well as written materials and IOP information. Glenbeigh is definitely a patient focused rehab facility. They are very organized and most of their staff are highly skilled and trained. They were very sensitive to my situation and addressed my problems accordingly.
Health Recovery Services - Rural Women's Recovery Program
There was a lot of "busy wok" meaning worksheets and groups were lead always by a counselor. It wasn't individual based, it was group-based. Individual counseling always had paperwork--it was more like information gathering and the purpose for the information was unclear to me. I didn't feel connected to any of the counselors---I didn't feel like it was personal at all--they never knew me. I was just an addict.