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Drug & Alcohol Rehab Centers near Hubbardston, MI

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Treatment Centers near Hubbardston, MI

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Latest Reviews of Rehabs in Michigan

Awakenings Rehabilitation

The staff really cares but it is a business so the cuts were being made when i was there at times very unorganized but again staff and councell were very caring and good any rehab it up to you to make what it is!!!! The staff,nurse, and counsellor and chef were very good. had no one to drive clients to church aa and other activity they were trying to figure that out when i was there.

- SEAN
4.7 out of 5
Albion, MI

Great Lakes Rehabilitation Center

I love this place. Not just another rehab center. True recovery is possible here and a future for a drug free and life can be had. The staff really do take the time and care to help their patients through the hardest time in their life.

- SC
5 out of 5
Manistee, MI

Serenity Point Recovery Center

During my stay at Serenity Point Recovery I have gathered many useful tools to prepare me for a sober lifestyle. Serenity staff has helped me identify triggers such as alcohol use, having cash in hand and negative thought processes. I also have gained coping skills such as reframing negative situations and being involved in positive outlets. Controlling urges has become easier through meetings, playing guitar and other sober activities as well.

- Alex B.
4.3 out of 5
Marne, MI