Drug & Alcohol Rehab Centers near Renville, MN
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Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation
great staff, they really understand how the patient feels and does all they can to help you adjust and be sucsessful they are quite expensive nice rooms, great meals and an awesome pool, it really helped having the pool to get exercise and a pleasant distraction from the rest of the program. the councelors are great and the large room for speakers makes it feel more like a classroom than a group of people in therapy
Progress Valley - Recovery Center for Men
Responsibility was a strength. Weaknesses include allowing clients to practice coping skills.
Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation
Until and unless the patient is willing to admit being powerless to the addiction, I don't believe anyone-Hazelden staff, family members, or anybody else can deliver sobriety. I did not read all of the negative posts; my take-away, however, is many were written by disappointed family members. An often mentioned topic was cost. My question to those people: How much is a loving, trustworthy, caring, no longer self-centered recovering alcoholic or addict worth? Another negative theme seems to be unrealistic expectations of results in a 28 day period. Until the patient understands and accepts addiction is a disease of the mind, body, and soul, the recovery process cannot begin. 28 days is a mere beginning. My experience with Hazelden gave me a tremendous base of knowledge to become sober. For that, I am extremely grateful. The others in my life, whether family, friends, or co-workers, are as well. Thank you so much!