Drug & Alcohol Rehab Centers near Gobler, MO
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Compass Health Network, McCambridge Women and Children's Treatment Center
When you first come in and if you withdrawing really bad they let you lay in your room for the first couple days with no consequences. You have 4 smoke breaks a day each lasting 10 minutes. It's a women's only facility. You are kept busy with group classes and counseling. They will take you to get a well woman's check up, eye exam. You are allowed to go to outside meetings after you are off orientation. Orientation last 3 days. They take you to the library once a week and you can get on the computer and check out books.
Aviary Recovery Center - Kirkwood
Northbound outpatient in St. Louis MO is an outstanding program. They are second to none in my opinion. Very nice facility, and great staff. They saved my life, and I'm forever grateful for that. This is the only out patient I would recommend to anyone. I've been through many programs, this is definitely not my first rodeo. They went above and beyond to help me out. The counselors really care and you can feel that. I seriously can't say enough.
Imani House
My experience was one of profound insight into the matter of addiction, and how it is a disease s ell as a physical, social and mental disorder, that is crippling and debilitating It gave me my life back. The counselors pulled no punches, they helped me.