Drug & Alcohol Rehab Centers near Ferndale, WA
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BAART Behavioral Health Services Inc
This place is great! They always get my food out fast, and when I order my chicken extra crispy, that's how they cook it! Everyone at Baart and all they do is appreciated more than I can express. Thankyou.
The Northwest Indian Treatment Center
Strengths: Native American Track, deep into personal conflicts into the individual, gets them talking, mindfullness work, cultural, drumming, makes drums, and get to keep them beating, Weaknesses: Filtering out people that actually wanted treatment, others there for legal reasons, I would highly recommend this program, to any Native American or any other race.
John Volken Academy - Seattle
This program saved my son's life! I honestly don't have one negative thing to say about it. We have been at other rehabs and there is a no comparison. They completely strip their lifestyle and rebuild it from the ground up. They emphasize hard work, peer support, honesty, accountability and much much more. John Volken is the most selfless man I've ever met. He is truly in this to help addicts, in his words "addicts have a song to sing," and this program gives them the chance to sing that song. How do you thank someone who provides a program that saves your son's life and asks nothing in return? There are no words.