Drug & Alcohol Rehab Centers near Salmon, ID
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Brick House Recovery
I have been through a number of treatment programs. All of them have an aspect that feels like a punishment. BH doesn't. You feel the love and acceptance from the first moment you walk through the door. I love everyone on the staff
Northpoint Recovery
A great place to get clean/sober and begin recovery. The days are packed with group therapy. There are educational group therapies that cover everything from the disease of addiction to coping mechanisms. There are also process groups that help you work on the root causes of your addictions. The only reason I didn’t give it 5 stars was the facilities. The counselor offices were in the same hallways as the dormitory; Everyone got used to it though. Also, there were no designated conference rooms for group therapy, everything was held in the small kitchen. If you are serious about quitting drugs or drinking this is the best place in the north west to begin treatment. Highly recommend.
Moonlight Mountain Recovery
Great treatment and even better accommodations and meals. I would recommend this to anyone looking for a treatment center. Great food, Great staff for the most part, great environment Not enough gym time, I think physical training is just as important as mental training.