Drug & Alcohol Rehab Centers near Sonora, TX
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Greenhouse Treatment Center
I really enjoyed the program here. The therapist, the kitchen staff, cleaning staff, everyone I met here. Especially my peers. If I could take anyone with me it would be one of the nurses name Ashley I love her. Yes the med line were long so we would just used this time to get to know each other more and made it fun. I learned a lot of knowledge here and hoping to use this to find out who I am and get through my trauma and leave my 31 year relationship in the past. Arturo is also a cool guy and plays cool music on the way to ghop tour.
Olive Branch Recovery
Dr. White cares about you and your recovery. If you are looking for MAT services and choose OBR, you’ve just gained the most genuine doctor you will ever have. This is the man you want helping you in your sobriety journey!
Origins Recovery Centers
Holistic care with the psychoneuroplasticity center, medical care- nurse practitioner on campus daily for all medical needs. Primary counselor experience and confidence in treating duel diagnosis patients. PC's lean heavily on psychiatry and medical department for issues that may be better suited to a therapy/counseling solutions. Patients have a difficult time seeing the psychiatrists- no psychiatrist on campus. Recovery Advocates could be better equipped to handle crisis situations.