Myrtle, MO Alcohol and Drug Inpatient Rehabs Centers Near Me
When you are putting money toward your health and well-being, you want to make sure you’re choosing the right option for your Myrtle drug and alcohol abuse treatment clinic. While the most prudent course of action may still be to speak to our hotline experts so they can discuss your personal needs, looking at the reviews and ratings on some of the addiction rehabilitation facilities in or around your area is another great way to begin.
Addiction treatment centers near Myrtle, MO
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Latest Reviews of Rehabs in Missouri
Compass Clinic
Staff are very caring and knowlegeable. Great staff. Affordable, but cheaper would always be better.
Sana Lake Recovery Center
Sana Lake has been incredible. You know, most places you got to keep you there for like a week or two, and then send you off on your way with a list of meetings to go to. Sana Lake was SOOO much different. After you go to inpatient they hook you up with the outpatient services and there is a group every week for people who have gone to Sana Lake, it's called members for life, and they go do fun stuff and have meetings. So many people call you, and check on you, and legit care about how you're doing. I love Sana Lake, and I would 100% recommend anyone looking to do this thing, go there. If you want some cheap state run program, you're going to get what you pay for.
Aviary Recovery Center - Kirkwood
The intensive outpatient treatment program at Northbound allowed me to have a firm foundation in recovery. The counselors guided me in my journey in emotional sobriety, making it comfortable for me to be vulnerable and open to deep emotional wounds so that I could begin to heal. I am grateful for the spiritual and emotional recovery I currently live with today.