Drug & Alcohol Rehab Centers near Cheyenne Wells, CO
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Jaywalker Lodge
I had a great experience with Jaywalker. I lived in the Lodge in November 2014. They have several treatment options depending on the client’s needs: The Lodge offers slightly more freedom then primary care, but extensive counseling and groups. Solutions has more freedom and promotes clients to offer service to the community. All programs have an outdoor adventure component that is great for young men in recovery. It provides new outlets and passions. The location in close proximity to Aspen and the mountains is fantastic as well as the community around Carbondale, CO. There are extensive resources in the area such as sober living facilities and A New Path. This is a great place for recovery and prepares clients for the real world and challenges that it will present.
The Raleigh House of Hope
Without any exaggeration, I fully believe that Raleigh House is the reason why I have a future, and a good one at that. I hope every person struggling with addiction finds the help they need, and I know they can find it at Raleigh House if they look for it. They helped me rebuild my mind and body, and they helped me identify what was really driving my addiction, so I can continue to work on my demons in the real world without the complications of alcohol destroying my life.