Drug & Alcohol Rehab Centers near Needles, CA
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Ascend Healthcare - Empress House
On all levels, from staff and facility, through academics and activities, to real lasting recovery, this has been a top of the line experience. Whole person-in-context view point that allows for true recovery and healthy transition.
Asana Recovery Drug and Alcohol Rehab Centers
Asana is a great program that can help get your life back together and give you the tools to be successful in your recovery. The house is always clean, they have personal trainers who come to the house and a personal chef to make you home cooked meals. Asana has loving staff who are devoted to the work they do and is very team oriented. Asana excels in providing quality food, activities, and beneficial programming. The owners are always on site making sure everyone feels welcomed and getting everything they need in their care. Could use more adventurous weekend activities.
Duffy's Napa Valley Rehab
I think they should provide counselors who advocate alternatives to the 12 step model. It is a very clean, safe environment with caring counselors that help you figure out how to achieve sobriety. It is expensive (hardly the facility's fault) treatment that only focuses on 12 steps. I have been sober over two years now without AA.