Drug & Alcohol Rehab Centers near Rochester Hills, MI

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Sacred Heart Rehabilitation Center

Strengths: Counseling, food, support, for the religious the church, the classes. For those people who want recovery it's an absolutely wonderful place to be. Weaknesses: For a place that's for profit I think the rooms and a few accommodations could be better but all in all it's wonderful. My experience at Sacred Heart was wonderful people reached out to me took time to talk to me when I wanted to talk to them my surrender was complete so I was willing to learn what they had to tell me they go out of their way to try to help and to set you up with secondary care Sacred Heart is a wonderful wonderful place

- Steven

4 out of 5

Richmond, MI

Serenity Point Recovery Center

I am 35 years old a father of four young children and I was addicted to meth. I started using with a friend when I was at a party when I was 28 and I was almost instantly addicted. My girlfriend at the time had also been using we would go on weekend binges together and it seemed fun at first. Till she got pregnant with our fist daughter. She made the decision to stop and she did for our child and she wanted me to as well. I had a hard time giving it up I tried several times I did but I always made an excuse and went back to it. She threatened to leave me several times we would break up and then be right back together our lives were falling apart and it was my fault it truly was. She stopped she wanted a better life and I was stuck it felt like, why did I let this have so much power of over me. I continued with the meth use for several years by this time we had three children 2 girls and one boy. my girlfriend wanted so bad to marry me and start a new life so she told me if I got help she would marry me and we could move and start this new life so I agreed I was ready to do this for her and my kids. I got help and I got clean for a while we got married and then became pregnant with my last son. everything seemed good I had gotten a good job I was taking care of my family we were saving money to move it was going to be great. I went to work one day and heard a rumor that there were going to be a lot of layoffs I prayed I was not one of them but by the end of that day I had found out I was and it was devastating to me. I got home that night and got drunk I did not know what I was going to do just like that my life was falling apart again and there was nothing I could do. For the days following I put in app after app and called every day looking quickly to find another job and fast I had to stay occupied I did not want to mess up. After two weeks with no luck I got discouraged and I started using again at first I had tried my best to hide it from my wife but she knew and she was angry. She threatened to leave so I drained our savings and hid it from her thinking she would not go anywhere and she still did she took the kids and moved with her parents. at this point I was all alone reality was setting in and it was too much to deal with I went on a weeklong binge and used all our savings I do not think I saw daylight at all during that week and I was ashamed I was embarrassed for what I was doing how far I had come to just lose it all. this was too hard to do on my own I knew if I wanted my family back I had to get clean and learn how to stay that way and I could not do it by myself I had tried that and I failed. I made some phone calls and I went to treatment the next day I had a friend drive me it was the longest drive ever it seemed but I was ready to get my life back I had to for my family they needed me. the facility when I got there was very nice the staff greeted me and showed me where I would be staying and made me feel at home that put my mind a little more at ease. my family did not know I was there I wanted to get clean and get myself right before I had shown my face to them and apologized and tried to make things right. The first month was the hardest going through with drawl being sick and missing my family I almost gave up. I got up every day and did my best with the help of the nurses and doctors I made it through. I do not know where I would be if not for the staff at serenity point they saved my life every time I wanted to throw in the towel they would not let me they helped me help myself. as of today I am out of treatment I am 4 months sober and I am going to school for video game design I plan on making a bright future for my kids and my wife. after treatment I reunited with my family who was happy I went and got help to get better and we have also moved out of state and I am focused on my goals now I see clearly and I have a wonderful support system. I would like to thank everyone at serenity point all the staff the doctors the nurses that helped me get through this dark time in my life. They gave me hope when I needed it the most and I would not be here today if it had not been for them encouraging me and pushing me through. I encourage anyone needing help to just make that call it will change your life forever there is life after drugs you can make it out of an addiction just take the first steps for you for a better life and it will be worth it after all is said and done.

- SR

5 out of 5

Marne, MI

The Elizabeth Upjohn Community Healing Center

numerous recovery tools. group meetings are awesome. we are all there for the same purpose. to learn how to prevent relapse.

- Anonymous

5 out of 5

Kalamazoo, MI

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Browse Rochester Hills Treatment Centers Rochester Hills, Michigan is a northern suburb of Detroit. This part of the state has been hit hard by the ongoing recession, with unemployment more than doubling in 2008 to 2009 after several years of relative prosperity. There is a great deal of empirical evidence demonstrating the relationship between economic stress and substance abuse. Considering the state of the US economy, it should come as no surprise that rates of substance abuse are on the rise, in Rochester Hills and throughout the country.

According to the National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA), 17.5 percent of unemployed adults have used illegal narcotics as opposed to 8.4 percent of those with full-time jobs.

Regardless of your economic situation, help is available when you decide that enough is enough.

What to Look at Before Entering Rehab Treatment

For many people, the best option is isolation from the circumstances that led to their addiction in the first place. This means undergoing a residential treatment program, which usually lasts for between four and eight weeks. If you cannot take time away from work and are able to handle your daily obligations, an outpatient program may work for you.

Part of the equation is detoxification, which usually requires medical attention and the use of prescriptions. Find out if this is part of a treatment program, or if you must undergo detox at a medical center.

What Drugs Are People Taking?

According to a 2010 National Survey on Drug Use and Health, drugs of choice in descending order of popularity were:

Marijuana

Pain relievers

Tranquilizers

Designer drugs (e.g., Ecstasy)

Inhalants

Cocaine

Unfortunately, less than 12 percent of people with substance abuse problems received help for their addictions.

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