Drug & Alcohol Rehab Centers near Rock Hill, SC

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New Season Treatment Center - York County

377 Rubin Center Drive Fort Mill, SC 29708

- 12 Miles Away

Rock Hill Treatment Specialists

1274 East Main Street Rock Hill, SC 29730

Atrium Health Addiction Services

7825 Ballantyne Commons Parkway Charlotte, NC 28277

- 14 Miles Away

Center for Emotional Health - Ballantyne Stonecrest

7940 Williams Pond Lane Charlotte, NC 28277

- 14 Miles Away

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Charleston Recovery Center

As an alcoholic, I constantly tried to stay sober on my own and resisted working the twelve steps. This always lead to a relapse. At Ashley Hope you immediately start working the steps when you enter treatment. I’ve spoken to many alcoholics who are x months sober and still on steps 1-3, procrastination was my worst enemy and could be theirs too. Hands down the best treatment center I’ve ever been to in terms of learning the Big Book and working the steps, the two most important aspects of staying sober.

- MJ

3.7 out of 5

Charleston, SC

Recovery Centers of America at Greenville

It was so much more then I had hope! If you are looking for a good place, all I can say is, please give them a chance they will do thire part if you are will to do yours. Am greatful I did. Sincerely R.S

- Rick

5 out of 5

Greenville, SC

Lantana Recovery

I recently completed a 60-day program at Lantana Recovery in Charleston, and I must say that my experience there was life-changing. When I first arrived, I was skeptical and fearful, overwhelmed by my addiction to drugs and alcohol. But the staff at Lantana Recovery welcomed me with open arms and a heart full of empathy. From the moment I walked through the doors, I felt a genuine warmth and understanding. The facility itself is beautiful, nestled in a serene location that provided the perfect environment for healing and self-discovery. The rooms were comfortable, and the common areas were filled with natural light, contributing to an atmosphere of peace and positivity. The therapists at Lantana Recovery were truly exceptional. They took the time to understand my unique situation and tailored a recovery plan specifically for me. Their approach was not just about tackling the addiction but also about healing the underlying emotional wounds. Through one-on-one counseling sessions, group therapy, and various holistic treatments, they helped me confront my issues and start rebuilding my life. What really struck me about Lantana Recovery was their commitment to providing a well-rounded experience. They offered yoga, meditation, art therapy, and even cooking classes that all contributed to my healing process. These activities not only taught me new skills but also provided a sense of accomplishment and joy. Their aftercare program was also incredibly supportive, ensuring a smooth transition back into daily life. They connected me with local support groups and provided ongoing counseling, demonstrating that they cared about my long-term success and not just my time at the facility. Lantana Recovery gave me the tools and confidence to overcome my addiction and to begin a new chapter in my life. I am eternally grateful to the entire team and would highly recommend their program to anyone struggling with addiction.

- Dino

5 out of 5

Charleston, SC

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Browsing Rock Hill Rehab Services Something interesting happened recently in the community of Rock Hill, South Carolina. A woman pleaded guilty to driving under the influence following an accident in which she seriously injured two others. As part of her sentence, the judge in the case not only ordered her to undergo treatment, but also to read the Bible, focusing on the Book of Job. While this may raise hackles for those who believe in separation of church and state, many experts believe that some people need faith in a "higher power" (whatever they conceive that to be) in order to deal with their addictions. Others prefer a more secular, scientific approach.

When it comes to treatment and recovery, there is often room for both in Rock Hill treatment programs.

Things to Discuss Before Enrolling in Treatment

Many religious organizations operate addiction treatment centers. Such programs include spiritual counseling and prayer as part of the treatment. However, there are also low-cost treatment centers operated by mental health organizations that focus strictly on psychological and medical treatments in addition to one-on-one and group counseling. The choice is yours.

In either case, make certain that the facility is accredited and the personnel have the proper training and are licensed in their fields.

Is It Constitutional?

Some eyebrows were raised in the legal community when the judge in Rock Hill sentenced the defendant to read the Bible. Technically, the judge had no legal right to impose such a sentence, and the woman could have refused without incurring further punishment. However, she has consented to this part of the sentence, having embraced Christianity since the accident.

Faith-based rehab is not for everyone. It cannot be legally forced on someone as part of court-ordered drug or alcohol treatment, but alcohol and drug violators who are required to undergo rehab as part of their sentence can request such services.