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Extremely expensive yet highly ineffective. I noticed they don't publish their success rate. My experience was full of incompetent coddling, mixed with good food.
Y'all have been a blessing to me thank you for everything and helping me in my road to recovery
CW literally saved my life. I had \"tried\" LVGRN, a 12-Step \"factory rehab\" several years ago. 12 steps down your throat….\"you are powerless, powerless, powerless\". Not for me. And with 3 guys snoring in your \"barracks\", well, try getting better when you have no sleep!! So I spent the money for CW. Thank God! With good sleep, great nutrition & exercise, you build the strength you need to fix your brain. Excellent talk, music, exercise therapy from 7am - 9pm for 28 days was perfect for me. I still work with an excellent therapist since my program and avoid 12 step meetings like the plague. I realize that 12 stepping works for some but CW gives you many tools and 12 steps are only an option there. This week I celebrate one year sobriety and wanted to say \"Thank You\" to CW by writing this review.
There are a number of steps to be taken before one can start on the road to recovery.
Federal Law and Rehabilitation
Every alcoholic who desires to overcome his or her addiction deserves treatment, regardless of income or insurance status. Until now, however, the poor and uninsured have had few options, particularly as budgets for public health services have been slashed by cash-strapped states in recent years.
The Affordable Care Act will increase funding for public drug and alcohol treatment programs. In addition, the insurance policies mandated by the law will be required to provide alcohol counseling and prevention at no additional cost to the patient when fully implemented in 2014.