Drug & Alcohol Rehab Centers near Auburn, AL
If you’re looking to help yourself or someone you love struggling with substance addiction issues in Auburn, AL, Rehabs.com presents extensive online catalog of private centers, as well as an array of other choices. We can assist you in finding drug and alcohol treatment facilities for a variety of addictions. Search for a top rated rehab program in Auburn now, and embark on the path to clean and sober living.
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The Lovelady Center
Honestly saved my life but more importantly saved my SOUL. It\'s not just a rehab it\'s bringing families together, it\'s facing demons together, it\'s rejoicing together Come As You Are! There is truly no other place on earth like the Lovelady Center. They are with you every single step of the way. They fight as hard for your recovery as you do. I owe my life to this program. Promise you will not regret this decision !
Magnolia Creek Treatment Center for Eating Disorders
MC is a good trmt ctr. Yes, there are kinks in the program but I’m sure every treatment center has some kinks. Housing is kept clean. Program is good for clients needing to restore wt. Nursing staff was great! In house staff counselors were grt too, some were a little young & immature for some of the responsibilities handed over to them. Seemed to be short staffed for the amount of responsibilities given. My opinion only. I would recommend Mag Creek & I would trust one of my family members to be in the hands @ MC facility. I was there as a patient during Summer, 2019. Chef needed improvement, but food was good. Doctors were good. I have a lot of medical problems & the physical doctor addressed my issues very wise & w/ cautious! My primary therapist was great. Was not impressed w/ Nutritionist. Came across as treating her clients more of a competition to her peers. Very sad she’s in this kind of job to be claiming to try to help others. Magnolia Creek is a good Ed treat center. It’s not a 5 star program but is a good program w/ caring staff, clean housing. They are very HARD on you if you don’t complete your meals and they are discrete ab it. They take your phone time away from you & make you sit @ the table & give you an accountability sheet for not completing all of your food or meals @ end of day. Meals are huge, large & not always accurately measured out for your correct portions. Then they document you for not eating larger amounts that shouldn’t go against you anyways. They have you eating every 2 hours, hungry OR NOT you EAT!
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No matter how or why you started abusing prescription drugs, there is help available to help reduce your dependence on them
Questions to Get Answered Before Signing Up for TreatmentIn many people, drug use has caused HIV/AIDS, hepatitis or mental health disorders. However, you should not let that stop you from getting treatment. A quality treatment facility will have on-site medical staff that can evaluate you and help manage any diseases or mental conditions you may have. These centers are called "dual diagnosis" facilities, which means that they will treat both your drug addiction and your medical or mental health condition.
Prescription Drug Abuse StatisticsPrescription drug abuse is a problem as big as marijuana use. Prescription drugs are often readily available and also highly addictive. Here are some statistics:
- In the year 2010, 7 million people took prescription drugs for non-medical purposes.
- One in 12 high school seniors took Vicodin for non-medical reasons.
- Seventy percent of high school seniors said they obtained narcotics through a friend or relative.
Although choices for treatment are somewhat limited in the Auburn area, there are about over 95 rehabs in the state of Alabama. If you are willing to travel within the state to get help, you can find a facility that fits your needs.
If you need help or have questions, we can help. Give us a call today and we can assist you with your choice to become drug-free.