Drug & Alcohol Rehab Centers near Cumberland, NC
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Treatment Centers near Cumberland, NC
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Latest Reviews
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TROSA (Triangle Residential Options for Substance Abusers)
Totally changed my life. Last four months of the program help you get a job and transition back into society. This is not a religious/spiritual nor NA/AA based 2 year program. You will work in various departments to support yourself and the program during this time. Everything is a progression based on how much time you have in the program. The cost is free. The outcome is priceless. As a graduate, I go back and help mentor people in the program now.
Insight Human Services, Inc. - Winston Salem
Focused on helping people not only to get off drugs but to stay off drugs. My daughter when to this facility 3 years ago with a drug problem today she is still drug free, have went back to school and has a great Job
Asheville Recovery Center
This treatment facility is recovery based, yet allows clients to practice life skills along with treatment. They provide intense treatment 9-3 Mom-Friday, allow the clients to do their own grocery shopping with provided funds, wash clothing, prepare and cook meals, and venture out for na and as meetings throughout the week. This is a more realistic approach to recovery than being in a sheltered environment which I believe gives our clients a better chance at success in recovery. This is the best facility I have experienced and love and value my job there as a behavioral health technician.