Drug & Alcohol Rehab Centers near Middletown, OH
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Windsor Laurelwood Center for Behavioral Medicine
I'm autistic, Asperger's syndrome. A member of the staff has a civil stalking case filed against me. I wrote 129 emails since 3/28/22 that I thought doctors would be analyzing. Not one reply stating "stop" or "you need counseling, you autistic". I did once come in and asked to see her (not saying I'm taking her to lunch, although I did ask that in an email) and they said she wasn't in. I then asked for someone in administration, which was the main reason I wanted to come in; to talk about AA to the patients. I talked to two people and one replied to come in when I have a year sobriety, February of next year. An email "I'm going to punish you and stop sending you these emails." Meaning they won't get to analyze me anymore by reading my emails ! Hopefully they will learn when I come in like suggested, a year sobriety (February). The next email i sent stated the last one was a joke. The document says I left after asking for her and didn't even state the main reason. I ordered 4 massive cakes for the entire facility for my 1 year anniversary. They wrote in the court document I sent her a gift (cake). Not 4 serving 200 people for the entire facility that cost me $300. I finally came in recently after waiting so long to volunteer and visit them and the CEO said my behavior was inappropriate and come in a year from now. I left then not wanting anything to do with them and stated that in an email. I get served with a court case a couple days later. A behavioral hospital that doesn't know how to deal with an autistic. I actually believed they did things to analyze/study you and that's why their reviews were bad. I know seriously believe they are bad. I'd make it a 0 star, but Google won't let me. Stay away from them or you'll go to court like me.
Clermont Recovery Center Inc
This place has helped me change my whole life around the whole team is amazing especially Dana and peer support I would recommend this place to anyone who needs help there all very caring even the ladies at the desk very helpful!!!
The Recovery Council - The Georgie Harris House
Helping me get through the guilt and shame. Helped med see that I wanted to get clean. I had a problem with one of the councilors she was unprofessional . We did field trips. 12 meeting in 12 days. My councilor was very good at what she did. They saved my life and I would recommend them to anyone who wants recovery.
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If you're one of the 7.61 percent of Ohio residents who use drugs, you could be suffering from a substance abuse problem. Addiction can be so insidious that many recreational drug and alcohol users find themselves in its grasp without warning. How do you know if you've become dependent on drugs and alcohol? Here are some signs:
- You drink or use drugs in order to relieve physical and psychological withdrawal symptoms.
- You feel like you couldn't stop if you wanted to.
- You use more drugs or alcohol, or use them more often, than you intended.
- Your substance abuse keeps you from doing things you used to enjoy.
- You've built your whole life around drugs or alcohol.
A successful treatment program will help you detox from drugs or alcohol with prescription medications to ease the pain of your withdrawal symptoms. Choose a program that will follow up this detox period with a period of therapy that will help you rebuild your life from the shambles of addiction.
Motivational InterviewingMotivational interviewing is a treatment technique that's been found to help many stay in recovery longer than some other treatment methods. With motivational interviewing, your therapist will ask you a series of targeted questions designed to help you identify, in your own words, the nature of your problem.
You'll explain why your recovery is important, and identify your recovery goals.