
If you live in Savannah, Georgia, and are struggling with alcohol or drug use, you are not alone. While asking for help can be tough, it can also be an important first step in recovery. Fortunately for those looking for a rehab center in Savannah, there are several high-quality treatment programs in detox, inpatient, and outpatient facilities.
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Strengths: Educated staff as well as recovering alcholics and recovering addicts staff.the counselors seem to really care about the patients.good structure informative groups and one on one counseling. Offers transitional housing upon completion of program.men and womens facilities. Best of all there is no charge. Weaknesses: Buildings are old and need renovating.money is tight so tnhey are cuting back and becoming short staffed
I believe sending my daughter to Bluff Plantation saved her life. No facility is going to be perfect, but these are truly caring and skilled people. The Plantation is a gorgeous and peaceful setting. The staff at Bluff made us feel comfortable and safe. The equine therapy they offer is an incredibly powerful. My daughter was in dire physical shape when she walked in the door of Bluff, needing to withdraw from drugs, get proper diagnosis and treatment for bi-polar and treatment for opiate addiction. She left Bluff in much better physical shape, with meds that helped get her bi-polar better in control (for the first time ever) and with skills to move forward with sobriety. Please plan on participating in the family weekends - it will be a great help to the patient and family members. I've learned that my daughter's addiction is always going to be a day to day struggle, but for today (6 months of sobriety) my daughter is healthy, happy, sober. We will be forever thankful to everyone who touched our lives (staff, patients and other family members) in such a positive way at Bluff Plantation.
I attended and graduated Pennfield in July 2010 and fortunately again in August 2015. I say fortunately because of my counselor "Pastor Bill", the program, the campus, structure, the genuine southern people and the importance of Jesus in recovery!!