Drug & Alcohol Rehab Centers near Franklin, TN

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Hope Center Ministries - Waverly Men's Center

Hope center ministries is operated by awesome people and volunteers that are on fire for christ and want to share the experience with everyone that walks through the door...friendly fellowship...doesnt Matter how far gone you think you are..hope center through the will of God can change that for you if you just give it a chance!!

- Cody

4.3 out of 5

Waverly, TN

Council for Alcohol & Drug Abuse Services

Caring and compassionate

- BL

5 out of 5

Chattanooga, TN

Frontier Health - Magnolia Ridge Alcohol & Drug Treatment

Good counseling but not enough exercise. Staff was helpful, very clean, good detox.

- Anonymous

5 out of 5

Johnson City, TN

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Find Franklin Rehab Centers As a suburb of Nashville, Franklin, Tennessee is not far from the country music capital of the world. Unfortunately, that does not mean that Franklin is spared from the destructive lifestyle that often accompanies the music industry. Country music greatly glorifies the consumption of alcohol, in particular, with an estimated one in five songs portraying alcohol in a positive manner, according to a report by the National Center for Biotechnology Information. With Franklin's close proximity to Nashville, some residents venture into the big city to partake in excessive alcohol consumption and drug use.Repercussions of Alcohol Abuse

There are many repercussions associated with the use of alcohol. For example:

Higher instances of domestic violence/problems with personal relationships
Health complications
Inability to perform job duties
Depression

For those in the spotlight, the negative attention that may occur as a result of these behaviors can be devastating to a career.

What You Need to Ask Before Signing Up for a Treatment Program

With the use of alcohol advocated by songs and their artists, it is important for music fans and those involved in the industry to understand the risks of prolonged alcohol abuse.

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, in 2009, there were more than 15,000 deaths from liver disease, and an additional 25,000 deaths that alcohol played a role in nationwide.

With an estimated 50 percent of American adults admitting that they engage in regular drinking (12 or more drinks in the past year), the fatality statistics surrounding alcohol use are not likely to improve.

The only thing you really need to ask yourself before signing up for a treatment program is if you'd like to help decrease those statistics.

Get into a recovery program and you can keep yourself from becoming a statistic, and instead get on the road to a healthy, productive life.