Drug & Alcohol Rehab Centers near Monument, OR
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New Directions Northwest Inc. - Baker House
Holy Baker House. This is the best residential treatment for addiction. Run by professionals who know how to help addicts save themselves. Recovering men and women, restoring hope and leading addicts to a promising future. I graduated, God Bless.
Grants Pass Treatment Center
I have been on Methadone since 1978. It has saved my Life. Clean for approx 35 yrs. GPTC is one of the Best Clinics in the Country. Sam and Jackie are Pros and Super Friendly and Caring. Dylan ended up helping me and hes Amazing, a True Human Being.
Awakenings by the Sea
I am an employee, I come from a family of alcoholism, addiction and violence. When I see these women come through the doors, they are broken and lost as to the next step. The wonderful caring staff at Awakenings help them to regain their light, teaches them that they are worthy. If asked, "Would I recommend Awakenings to a family member?" DEFINITELY, I would! The counselors are wonderful, caring, thoughtful and so supportive!!Awakenings strengths lie with the counselors, they are such a caring, strong group of women!! Windows, shower amenities, tech staff and intake staff. They are wonderful people. They lack focus, in turn, their attention to the patient is short and seems scattered.