Drug & Alcohol Rehab Near Abilene, Kansas
If you’re looking to help yourself or someone you love struggling with drinking or drug abuse issues in Abilene, KS, Rehabs.com maintains massive online database of executive facilities, as well as an array of alternatives. We can help you find drug and alcohol treatment centers for a variety of addictions. Search for a top rehab program in Abilene now, and launch on the road to healthy living.
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Treatment Centers within 120 miles of Abilene, KS
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Moundridge Valley Hope
I am a privileged addict to have been able to attend Md Ridge. I walked in, scared and almost dead, to face my life with a 35 yr addiction. The staff was with me every step of the way. The education I received has held me through my rehab and learning this new way to live a sober/clean life. I am now 15 mths clean. I still feel welcome to return & share with newcomers my experience, faith & hope. Thank you Valley Hope for saving this drunkin & addicts life!
ABC Health Group L.L.C. - Matrix Center
The counselors are knowledgeable and compassionate. They not only help with treating your current addiction but they help you try and understand the underlying cause and triggers so it becomes easier to feel in control therefore helping you to make healthier choices. This facility specializes in opiate addiction such as heroin and prescription pain medication. However they also help treat any addiction you may suffer from even eating disorders. The counselors help you with any problem you may feel affects your mental health or triggers addiction. Very clean and welcoming place. I was able to successfully treat a 10 year heroin and method addiction with the help of The Matrix Center and I've maintained my sobriety for 2 years now.
Valley Hope of Wichita
The facility had a multidisciplinary treatment approach. Inability to effectively handle dual diagnosed patients. ALL staff work together to support and help clients and family members are well educated of the disease process