Smithdale, MS Alcohol and Drug Inpatient Rehabs Centers Near Me
When you are putting money toward your health, your future and your family’s wellbeing, you’ll want to make sure you’re making the best decision for your Smithdale alcohol and drug abuse treatment clinic. While the smartest choice may still be to dial our helpline experts so they can discuss your specific requirements, looking at how people are reviewing or rating some of the addiction rehabilitation centers in or around you is another great place to get started.
Addiction treatment centers near Smithdale, MS
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Latest Reviews
Latest Reviews of Rehabs in Mississippi
Oxford Treatment Center Resolutions Facility
Very laid back. You cook for yourself and go to classes from 8:00-2:30. Great counselors and therapist. Short on staff and classes to offer but over all a good program. Great place to go after completing some sort of residential treatment before hand.
Mississippi Drug and Alcohol Treatment Center
A wonderful relaxing treatment center where adults are treated as adults. A compassionate and trained staff with a serene facility. It is has only 12 beds which makes for more one on one time. Sometimes clients that aren’t serious about recovery are not shown the door fast enough but that is in an attempt to help them find the way.
Home of Grace for Men
I was a resident at The Home of Grace 10 years ago. It was prior to the renovations, the cabins were in the lower area by the creek. It was the place I began feeling the transformations that God had in store for my life. The facilities have changed since then but the love I felt there is still alive. There is not a tremendous clinical approach; dual diagnosis clients need a more specialized setting. But it cannot be all things to all people. I believe in the work being done there, as a M.S., L.P.C in the State of Mississippi (I went back to school and finished my Master’s Degree post graduating), I wish I was close enough to align myself further. God bless The Home of Grace and the people who need their help!