Drug & Alcohol Rehab Centers near Shrewsbury, WV
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Treatment Centers near Shrewsbury, WV
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Latest Reviews of Rehabs in West Virginia
Sparrow's Nest
I am from Pinehurst North Carolina and found Sparrow's Nest by Devine intervention! Sparrows Nest and Brian's Safehouse by the way of God saves people's lives! I am a November 2017 graduate of Sparrow's Nest. SN and BSH were the hands of God that saved my life changed my life and restored my family! Due to the fact the I am human life is not always roses! I have tools and relationship with my creator that keep me sober! There is HOPE! You are never bound to alcohol and or drugs!! Remember, if nothing changes, nothing changes!
United Summit Center- Substance Abuse Residential
Bob Mays Recovery Center is absolutely wonderful. There is nothing whatsoever that I can say negatively. The staff is so caring. I really miss all of them. I learned so much and thanks to them and myself, I am remaining clean and sober!
Brian's Safehouse, Inc.
My son has found his way back to God. This is a faith based facility, and can only accommodate 10-12 men at a time. They are currently in the process of building one for women. The founder of this facility had lost a son to addiction.