Drug & Alcohol Rehab Centers near Mount Pleasant, TX
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Greenhouse Outpatient Treatment Center
1/11 Treatment centers I have been too that I have a confident exit plan making me confident in achieving long-term sobriety. My therapist Amber was gracious & caring all along the way. This is A great place.
Taylor Recovery Center
I arrived straight out of a treatment center in Dallas Texas. I had been kicked out for petty stuff and by the grace of God Taylor let me come stay with them. The two main BHT’s are as laid back as anyone can ask but at the same time take recovery seriously. For the owners, i cant say enough good about them. He has 5 or 6 years under his belt and is an inspiration. We actually just won the softball tournament this past weekend so yes, they do take us out to do things. I’m a chronic relapser, but only until i got to a place like this that has the compassion for the addict unlike the alanon “tough love” crap that would only lead me to use again, did i get a solid foundation for my recovery. Ive been quoted as saying this place is like a summer camp. Recovery related of course. If you got a problem, come get the answer. Boggus
Starlite Recovery Center
The people are wonderful; most of the staff are in recovery. However, there was not enough diversity in treatment options.