Drug & Alcohol Rehab Centers near Saginaw, OR
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Linn County Alcohol and Drug Treatment Program
Great counselors, they really know how to help you dig deep enough to find the source of your addiction. My experience here was everything that I needed, they helped me to find exactly what was triggering my addiction and gave me the tools I needed to stay clean
BLVD Treatment Centers
I went to Hazelden and then Blvd. I also went to Ridgefield and returned back to Blvd afterwards. Blvd treated myself and others like family. It’s a community atmosphere with strong values about accountability and long-term sobriety. They didn’t give up on me no matter how depressed I felt. Autumn knows what she’s doing and had my best interests at heart from day 1. My experience surrendering to receive help and take suggestions from Blvd didn’t come natural but they didn’t give up. Blvd provided me structure to build a new life on. My councilor was straightforward with a lot of experience, knowledge and compassion. They are inspiring to be around. All in all, there’s a mix of fun and seriousness with a personalized approach that fit my needs. I graduated November 2017 and am sober today.
De Paul Treatment Centers - Adult Center
Strict program, People get kicked out for things that aren't always fair. At first I didn't think they were doing much for me but when I got out I realized that tha t basically programmed me to be sober if I really wanted it..