Drug & Alcohol Rehab Centers near Croydon, UT
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Annie's House
Annie's House is what treatment centers across the world should aspire to be like. I have seen so many lives changed because of the recovery that is taught here. I would recommend Annie's House to any women looking to grow personally, emotionally, mentally, and spiritually.
Maple Mountain Recovery
Clinical team has a strong passion for helping those with trama and substance abuse problems. Everyone that works there are great with clients. I went to maple mountain recovery 2 times. I would say my experience was amazing they have great therapist who helped me get to the root of my addiction and helped me understand what it was that I was running from. They helped me gain the strength to work through my personal issues and got me the right connections with people in recovery. I learned how to let go of all the things from my past thanks to maple mountain recovery
Newport Academy
Really good. The IT therapist Ivie was amazing. So was Zoey, the counselor. The CCs were great and deserve a raise so do the nurses