Drug & Alcohol Rehab Centers near Dayton, AL
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The Lovelady Center
I was in addiction for 30 years. I had been to 15 prior rehabs that cost my father fortune and always fell back in the grips of addiction and abuse.when I came to the Lovelady center I was full of grief and anger had lost all that I loved and cherished and I really believe was too late for me..But God!!!! The Lovelady gave me all the tools and resources I needed to make a change and I chose to apply to my life. I am forever changed. I am 51 going to school , work. Restoration with my family. I have never experienced the love of Christ like I hav at the Lovelady center. Been clean 3yr 11 mo
The Haven
Strengths include: group therapy daily, counseling one-on-one, religious services, and cleanliness. However, there were not enough activities like exercise or watching tv. I don't think it's worth the money, many I have talked to have returned over and over so obviously their forms of treatment are not working.
Fellowship House
The entry fee was affordable, I have been a addict since I was 15 or 16 and I entered the program at age 51. It taught me enough to get out of relapse and get my life back on track. I am grateful for the experience at fellowship house. They gave us the tools and taught us how to use them. I went back to my workbook and used the tools I was taught while I was there.