Drug & Alcohol Rehab Centers near Roanoke Rapids, NC
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Treatment Centers near Roanoke Rapids, NC
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Hebron Colony Ministries
I am a graduate of 92. Hebron colony showed me how to get my life back in order. The first day I arrived I sat on the wall looking at grandfather mnt. I thought there's no way I can stay here 10 weeks. After getting into the program and listening to Pastor on the day I was to leave , I sat on the same wall and said there is no way I can leave this place .i went home with my family and have been clean and sober ever since .i have a family member who desperately needs Gods healing. I pray he has the strength to go to Hebron and join the family .To God be the Glory
Dilworth Center for Chemical Dependency
The team at Dilworth Center is amazing. The counselors are experienced and truly care about the patients. Lectures are actually entertaining and enlightening. Accountability is held up with urine screens throughout treatment. The atmosphere is inviting, relaxing, and comforting. Overall a great place to help with your recovery!
Thrive Addictions Services
Thrive's counselor was welcoming and not judgmental. I could tell he knew his stuff right from the start and, being a recovering addict/alcoholic himself, was comforting. I will go back if I need to.