Drug & Alcohol Rehab Near Carolina, Alabama
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Treatment Centers within 120 miles of Carolina, AL
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The Lovelady Center
The love and support during and after the program is outstanding. The facility also alliws children. This facility is for women and children and they also assist with other issues a person may have due to their addiction such as helping women get custody if children and any other legal issues. The aftercare program is awesome they help with housing and employment. They also have an SRP program alliwing women to be released from prison early into the program with support of the DOC.
Indian Rivers Mental Health Center
Staff that actually cares about the patients. Affiliated with Indian Rivers Mental Health. Outside of the fact that the program is only 28 days, (I think it should be longer) I don't feel it has any weaknesses. First of all, rehab only works for those who want it to. That being said, any woman sincere about her recovery, would truly benefit from AWP and what their staff has to offer. The groups are small enough that one on one counseling is given to each patient, as well as the group sessions. I left there with a much higher feeling of self-worth, as well as confidence in my ability to overcome my addictions.
Fellowship House
The entry fee was affordable, I have been a addict since I was 15 or 16 and I entered the program at age 51. It taught me enough to get out of relapse and get my life back on track. I am grateful for the experience at fellowship house. They gave us the tools and taught us how to use them. I went back to my workbook and used the tools I was taught while I was there.