New Zion, SC Alcohol and Drug Inpatient Rehabs Centers Near Me
When you are putting money into a family member’shealth and future, you’ll need to make sure you’re making the best possible decision for your New Zion drug and alcohol addiction rehab clinic. While the best option may still be to speak to our hotline advisors so they can discuss your specific requirements, looking at how people are reviewing or rating some of the addiction rehab centers in or around you is another great place to begin.
Addiction treatment centers near New Zion, SC
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Latest Reviews
Latest Reviews of Rehabs in South Carolina
Lantana Recovery
I recently had a loved one attend a drug and alcohol rehab center in Charleston, South Carolina, and I am extremely grateful for the care and support they received during their stay. The center offered a range of treatments, including partial hospitalization, behavioral therapy, and holistic and alternative therapies. The staff was highly skilled and compassionate, and they made sure that my loved one received the best possible care and support throughout their stay. In addition to the excellent medical care, the center also provided a supportive and peaceful environment that was conducive to recovery. The city of Charleston itself, with its natural beauty and peaceful surroundings, provided a welcome respite from the stress and chaos of daily life. My loved one was able to focus on their recovery, surrounded by a community of individuals who were also on the road to recovery. One of the most important aspects of the center was the availability of support groups and aftercare programs. These resources were critical in helping my loved one stay on track and maintain their recovery journey even after they completed the program. The center also offered financing options and sliding scale fees based on income, making it accessible to individuals from all walks of life. Overall, I would highly recommend this drug and alcohol rehab center to anyone seeking treatment for substance abuse. The care and support provided during the stay were outstanding, and my loved one was able to make great progress towards their recovery goals. Substance abuse is a complex and challenging issue, but with the help of dedicated healthcare professionals and a supportive environment, individuals can achieve long-term recovery and a happier, healthier life.
Lantana Recovery for Men
When I first came to Lantana Living, I wasn't sure what to expect. But the community of men, each battling their own demons and supporting one another, has been nothing short of inspiring. The workshops, group therapy, and even the simple evening chats have played a critical role in my recovery. This place has given me hope and a renewed sense of purpose.
The Owl's Nest
In 2007...I was a 29 year old single mother, homeless and relapsing after my 7th rehab program...in desperation, I called 911 and sheriffs deputies rescued me and took my daughter into protective custody. I was so broken and utterly convinced that checking into another rehab had no chance of working. I had no money and no family support but a kind and loving deputy told me about a place called The Owls Nest recovery community for women located in South Carolina. The Owls Nest staff drove 400 miles to pick me up and within 1 hour, I had something that I thought was gone forever. . . HOPE. I learned more about the problem of addiction and the solution of recovery in my first 3 days than i had learned in 7 rehabs and 10 years of bouncing in and out of narcotics anonymous. Due to Gods grace and the ladies Owls Nest, i will celebrate 8 years of happy, useful, successful and continuous sobriety. The Nest is very special. The program there is designed to speacialize in the most hopeless cases, like mine. Owls Nest is TRULY non-profit. all staff members are also alumni of the program....It didn't take me very long to figure out that one major difference of the Nest compared to other places, is that NO ONE has ever been "kicked out" of the Nest. It is strictly the individuals behavior that determines who stays and who goes...If you don't have family or friends to help you financially the Nest will train you and provide transportation for you to seek out and find a job so you can pay your own way....I thank GOD every day for bringing me home to the Owls Nest, it saved my family's ives.