Drug & Alcohol Rehab Centers near Newberry, MI
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Treatment Centers near Newberry, MI
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Awakenings Rehabilitation
Getting off of drugs and alcohol is not easy by any means at all. I went to Awakenings Rehabilitation a few months ago and am thrill that I did. This treatment center showed me how to get myself out of my own addiction struggle, and they showed me how to give back to my community and how to live a good life drug free.
Serenity Point Recovery Center
My time at serenity has been the hardest time but the most helpful. I came in three days sick off of heroin but they made me comfortable. The staff was very understanding since a lot of them have been through it too. I was forced to deal with my emotions without using. I learned how to not let my emotions get the best of me. Just because I am in a bad mood or having a bad day doesn't give mean I have to go back. I realized what all I had really done to myself during my active addiction and how much and how many it really effected. I met people here I can always use as support and vice versa. I came out of my shell and gained a little natural confidence. There was at least once a week I wanted to leave but my counselors helped push me and showed me I can push myself. I stayed as long as I thought I needed to. I now have faith in myself that I wont go back, that I don't want to go back. But this addiction is something I will have to deal with and work on for the rest of my life. But I feel confident saying I can deal with life on life terms without the use of substances.