Drug & Alcohol Rehab Centers near Cheyenne Wells, CO
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Sobriety House, Inc.
They let me work day labor on the weekends. I have been Clean & Sober for 25 years. They had a 3/4 house where I could rent an apartment and had a meeting there once a week for my aftercare treatment. I have been sober since leaving the program. The program taught me that there was another way of life that included Prayer and Meditation. 1 of my counselors taught me how to meditate and how to grow Spiritually. I had to get rid of my old ideas about what I thought about Religion and to choose a God that I wanted in my life.
AspenRidge Recovery
AspenRidge saved my life, when I came to treatment, I was so lost, about to lose everything important to me! Through the professionalism of the therapists and staff I learned how to be sober and love myself and it truly was the greatest gift anyone have ever given to me and through hard work, I am sober, happy, and healthy!! AspenRidge truly gave me my life back!😁
Crossroads' Turning Points, Inc.
By not having effective treatment programs available for addicts who have not committed crimes solely because there relapses and their ability to leave the program will have an effect on the success and completion rate, which can influence funding and how we measure the efficiency of treatment programs is stopping us from working on preventing people from committing crimes in the first place. This causes addicts who may truly want to stop from being able to receive the help they need. This is not my company fault and we do the best we can with what we have, client are treated with respect but it is a maximum stay of five day, resources are not there for those ready to change and not on paper.