Drug & Alcohol Rehab Centers near Big Rapids, MI
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Brighton Center for Recovery
great staff, knowledgeable staff, nice facilities. they go by insurance coverage which is a weakness. good facility but insurance coverage gets in the way
Gilmore Community Healing Center
a small facility with small group activities more one on one with your therapist. I found the counselors to be judgemental we're not recovering addict and felt that they blamed us for our situations. I have remained in recovery sticking closely with my personal plan of recovery. I have severe social anxiety making NA and AA meetings almost impossible. counselors should consider plans of recovery more suited to the individual. most importantly two weeks is certainly not enough time to be educated in the disease of addiction
Bear River Health at Walloon Lake
I was lucky enough to be one of the first people to go through Bear River Health\'s 28-day residential program, and I can\'t say enough about how much it has changed my life for the better. If you want to really heal the underlying problems in your life that cause you to behave in an unhealthy or destructive way, this is the place for you. Most other programs I\'ve heard about only address getting you sober and letting you go, which can lead to relapse whenever a problem comes along. But BRH addresses all four directions of growth – spiritual, emotional, mental, and physical, which lead to permanent healing. They gave me the tools I needed to stay well, not just get well. Some of my favorite things about BRH were: • Everyone there treated me with warmth, respect and dignity, as they would treat a member of their own family. As one of the other participants in the program said: \"they love us until we can love ourselves\". • As a woman, I actually felt a little spoiled because the food was wonderful (and no dishes!), the rooms were kept clean, and the laundry done for me. There were programs in yoga, energy healing, nutrition, and even a group class with a personal trainer, to name just a few, which were taught by amazing, loving people who were happy to answer all my questions. • The people working there are some of the wisest people I\'ve ever met. Many left successful private practices because this was their calling, and it shows. They\'re great examples of how you can lead a beautiful, fulfilling life of joy without using drugs or alcohol. Just being in their presence made me feel good. I filled most of a notebook with words of wisdom from this program, but I\'ll just share a few with you as examples: • We\'re not bad people getting better, we\'re good people getting well • Cleaning up one area of your life automatically cleans up others • If you don\'t confront it, you can\'t conquer it • You can\'t run from the truth – it\'s faster than you • Humans are designed to learn by trial and error. Mistakes are sacred. • Your past was necessary to fulfill your purpose I think everyone who feels stuck in their life should try this program. Don\'t let money concerns stop you. You can\'t afford to continue with your life in this way, and they went out of their way to work with me to try to make it possible. With the addition of one particular doctor to their staff, I\'m sure it will only get better. They have some amazing evening programs open to the public, so you can just stop in and see how it feels to you with no obligation. My favorites are the Wellbriety Talking Circle on Tuesday evenings and the Chanting and Meditation group on Thursdays, both at 7:00 pm. I hope to see you there!