Drug & Alcohol Rehab Centers near Page, AZ
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ACT Counseling & Education
Trained at Hazelden and worked there for seven years. Three years in an extended program for women. Certified to work with compulsive gamblers over ten years. Strengths include experience of staff, patient needs come first. Training for interns.
WayPoint Recovery
This is by far the best recovery program in Arizona. They saved my son's life. He has now been sober for 10 months with no relapse. They provide the tools, a brotherhood of support, food, shelter, job training, everything to equip you for success.
Sabino Recovery
The staff was excellent, particularly their use of new and different therapeutic tools, particularly Esotherapy. The one thing lacking in the program was aftercare. No aftercare plans were made with the assistance of the staff, and upon completion of the program residents are left with no way of directly following through with their treatment, particularly no way to seek further treatment or support long distance by telephone or internet because the staff is prohibited from working with residents for 1 year after the resident's release. While this may be an industry standard, the program really needs to provide residents with alternatives for aftercare with MH professionals who can stay in contact with the staff in order to assist the resident's transition back to regularly life.