If you’re investing in a family member’s health, future and happiness, you’ll need to make sure you’re making the right decision for your Naches alcohol and drug abuse rehabilitation program. While the best course of action may still be to talk to our helpline experts so they can discuss your specific requirements, seeing the reviews and ratings on some of the addiction recovery clinics in your area is another great place to begin.
Recovery.org is owned and operated by American Addiction Centers (AAC). AAC is a leading rehabilitation provider, offering all levels of care from detox to sober living, including 9 inpatient facilities nationwide.
While doing my own research for rehab facilities I knew I wanted to go to a facility that was an alternative to the 12 step program because that had never reigned with me. The Clearing changed my life for the better in every area of my life. I have learned how to love myself, forgive myself and forgive others, something I never thought was possible before The Clearing. Everything about The Clearing is a beautiful experience and every employee truly care about your well being. The hardest part about having this experience is that I miss everyone from The Clearing, the employees and participants from my session. A few of us grads from other sessions have started to get together for aftercare activities recently and It has just made their aftercare program at The Clearing even stronger by being able to connect us all. I encourage anyone who wants to alter their life for the better to attend The Clearing, you don't have to have a substance abuse problem to benefit from this program, any addiction to something outside of you is an unhealthy attachment and The Clearing teaches you that happiness comes from within and they give you the tools to handle the ups and downs of life after you graduate from this beautiful, life altering emotional health facility. It's the perfect place to start your spiritual journey if you are seeking more fulfillment in your life. Everyone is treated equally and showered with love at this facility making it an amazing environment to heal from even the most traumatic life experiences. Treats everyone with loving kindness, respect, with equality and shows no judgement towards anyone. Does not have a pool, which can be extremely therapeutic for people and can be necessary for people with disabilities.
I went to Prosperity for about a month back in Aug 2015, they saved my life and taught me the skills I needed to stay sober. The daily classes are presented in a way that make it easy to follow what's being taught and sucks you in and makes you hungry for more once you realize you're "getting it". I went into Prosperity feeling beat down, worthless and scared that for the rest of my life it was going to be a daily white nuckle battle to stay sober. I "graduated" and came out of Prosperity with my head held high, proud of my accomplishments, grateful for my sobriety, knowing my value, that I am a precious gift from GOD, and that I am the only thing that I have control over. My life is amazing now! I am happy. I am positive! I am sober. I am happy to be sober. It's NOT the struggle I thought it would be, in fact, I have no desire to drink. I use the skills I learned at Prosperity to process/work thru things that come up so I don't end up feeling the need to "numb" myself. It's the most liberating feeling EVER!! The staff is kind, compassionate, firm yet friendly, consistent yet flexible. I absolutely give Prosperity 5⭐'s. One weakness was limited options during our "free time", would be great if you had yoga or meditation as options during that time.
Native American Treatment facility with a focus on grief and trauma work and with a cultural element specific to Native Americans. Native plants and medicines classes and grief and trauma work. no exercise facilities