Drug & Alcohol Rehab Centers near Richville, MI
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Peake Recovery
So I was at the peak house a few different times and it was great! There nice homes and the staff are straight to the point, they really do try helping and with it being a Christian based program makes it even better. I would recommend for anyone coming out of treatment looking to gain their life back.
Bear River Health at Walloon Lake
Let me first say i've been to treatment multiple times....and BRH is a special place. There are multiple pathways to recovery and Bear river supports them all. I would not change my past, because it made me the man I am today. I do wish I would of stumbled(a little AA humor) upon this center earlier in my life. I would not have wasted sooo many years hiding my problems. Thanks, to everyone at Bear River I am now living my best life!
Gilmore Community Healing Center
a small facility with small group activities more one on one with your therapist. I found the counselors to be judgemental we're not recovering addict and felt that they blamed us for our situations. I have remained in recovery sticking closely with my personal plan of recovery. I have severe social anxiety making NA and AA meetings almost impossible. counselors should consider plans of recovery more suited to the individual. most importantly two weeks is certainly not enough time to be educated in the disease of addiction