Drug & Alcohol Rehab Centers near Clarkdale, AZ
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The Haven
I started my recovery from alcohol addiction at The Haven July 2021. I’ve never been to a residential rehab. At first I didn’t think this was for me but decided to try for a week. I had no court order to be there. I chose to go there for help. Being there has changed my life. I’ve learned so much about myself and how to stay sober. The staff was professional and compassionate. I was literally soaked with alcohol. I was physically and mentally in bad shape. I stayed 60 days and am now 5months clean and sober. I’ve gained knowledge and support to recover. I never imagined I would feel healthy and happy again. I do now. I left with so much more insite and tools to continue living a safe and sober life. I even lost 30 lbs without trying. Every class, activity and meal was healthy and helpful. I’m proud of myself and thankful I had this place to go to.🙏
The Haven Detox - Arizona
I have so many positives to share, but the word limit is too small. I can say though about 2 months after coming home, I was contacted by Angel, for sober support. We text daily and his care and help is life-saving - literally! Thank you, Angel!
Sabino Recovery
The staff was excellent, particularly their use of new and different therapeutic tools, particularly Esotherapy. The one thing lacking in the program was aftercare. No aftercare plans were made with the assistance of the staff, and upon completion of the program residents are left with no way of directly following through with their treatment, particularly no way to seek further treatment or support long distance by telephone or internet because the staff is prohibited from working with residents for 1 year after the resident's release. While this may be an industry standard, the program really needs to provide residents with alternatives for aftercare with MH professionals who can stay in contact with the staff in order to assist the resident's transition back to regularly life.