Drug & Alcohol Rehab Centers near Bradley, CA
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Castle West Drug Treatment Program
I was at the old Castle East location back in 1999 and I will celebrating 27 years on 23rd of this month. I learned a lot about my addiction and myself.
California Behavioral Health
I just finished treatment at iRecover. What an incredible experience it was. I got exactly what I needed in 30 days. It gave me a great foundation for staying sober. The staff were friendly and compassionate. All clients had their own room. We had IPADS which were used for the program as well as for personal use. The food was delicious and plentiful. We attended outside NA and AA meetings and were even given the opportunity to go to the gym 5 times a week. The weekdays were filled with a 12 step programming. Twice a week we attended Yoga class (Laughing Yogi), balancing mind and body, while the weekends we mostly set aside for relaxing. I highly recommend iRecover to anyone who is seriously looking to learn to get and stay clean and sober.
Ventura Recovery Center
Strengths: 12 step discipline,  frequency of 12 step meetings, many of the staff in recovery as well,  understanding of alcoholism. Weaknesses:  Inconsistent groups, staff turnover.  This facility was excellent in helping me complete the 12 steps of Alcoholics Anonymous, and maintaining sobriety.Â