Drug & Alcohol Rehab Centers near High Point, NC

I think they were an excellent facility. I wish my daughter had stayed longer. She left before her time was up. Seemed like a prison to me, but I know it has to be like that b/c of dealing with addiction. Someone had to be present when I visited. It took an act of Congress to get to visit her. Everything I took her had to be given to the front office for inspection b/4 they gave it to her. I found out some of the items I took her (like chapstick) were thrown out b/c they were against the rules. She had a full scholarship there and blew it. She left there b/c she didn't like being told how to parent. She also didn't want to enter the work program. She remains drug-free a year later, but still practices a lot of behaviors that could send her down the slippery slope. Not the facility's fault.

- anonymous

3.7 out of 5

Greenville, NC

Hope Haven, Inc.

The strengths are them being able to get in my head and figuring out how to change my mental stage. My experience with the rehab center is great I feel it will be very helpful to others it will greatly get people to improve there thoughts and actions I know this from experience because the staffs are nice and they helped me to improve significantly.

- Anonymous

4.3 out of 5

Charlotte, NC

Fellowship Health Resources- North Carolina

Very personable. Very great staff

- jjg

4.3 out of 5

Raleigh, NC

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Info on High Point Treatment Centers The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Ad ministration (SAMHSA) and the Office of Applied Sciences (OAS) report that rates of drug abuse in North Carolina are higher than the national average. Though it can lead to devastating hardship, affected families are doing the right thing when they seek out drug rehab in High Point. Is alcohol causing the problem for your addicted family member? Marijuana? Prescription painkillers? A combination of drugs? No matter what the source of the problem, the help you need can be found at a medical detox and psychotherapeutic addiction treatment program in High Point.

Call now to determine which one is the right one for your family.

Advice on Enrolling Into a Rehab Program

Often, North Carolinians turn first to outpatient addiction treatment when seeking help for their loved one. In fact, about 90 percent of those in rehab at any given time in North Carolina are enrolled in an outpatient drug rehab. For many, it's an issue of cost. For others, it is attractive because it looks like a lesser commitment.

Who will most benefit from outpatient treatment? It depends upon a number of things, including:

A brief history of addictive drug use or drug abuse
No physical withdrawal symptoms
No co-occurring mental health disorders
A job or school program to fill the time productively outside of treatment
Support at home - no one drinking or using any drugs of any kind

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Which do you think will be a better choice for your family member: inpatient or outpatient care? Contact us at the phone number listed above and talk to an expert about your concerns.

We can help guide you to the best possible High Point drug rehabilitation program for your addicted loved one. Call today.

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Walter B. Jones Alcohol and Drug Abuse Treatment Center

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