Drug & Alcohol Rehab Centers near Amado, AZ
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Sierra Tucson
Although it has changed and evolved over the years, Sierra Tucson was a place where the individual is treated for their specific addiction, while integrating them with other patients to share their experience and hope.
Scottsdale Recovery Center
I cannot say enough good things about this facility. It may not work for everyone because everyone handles treatment differently. But for my daughter this program worked! After her 90 days she didn't want to come home and decided to stay for 90 more days and attend their Phase 2 which allows a little more freedom such as being able to maintain a part time job. Would definitely recommend this facility very highly! My daughter never wanted treatment when we thought she would benefit. This time it was HER decision and I cannot believe how healthy looking and happy she is!
The Meadows
I went to the Meadows in 1977 and it saved my life. At the time to save costs it offered non of the amenities it offers now but was strongly influenced by the 12 steps of AA. You were required to complete the first three steps which are the most difficult and stressed the importance of meetings individual and group counseling . and we had no free time to swim , horseback ride but we learned all about the disease of addiction. Most loving and professional group of people I had ever met. All were in recovery and had Masters in Addiction Counseling. One of the things I was impressed with the most was that there was no repeaters as the thinking was that it made recovery.more difficult. Hard to make money on that model. Almost 40 years later the promises are alive for me and my Meadows alumni husband. Thank My Higher power as I do not understand it for this place and all the people I met there it works if you work it is the truth