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Taylor Recovery Center
My name is Carey, and spent years addicted to prescription drugs. I was diagnosed with a painful disease, and my doctor, with the best of intentions, prescribed me high doses of opiates and benzodiazepines as well as sleeping pills. I quickly became addicted. After several hospital stays, seizures, and failed attempts at recovery, I was referred to Taylor recovery Center. It is here that I was able to loosen, and eventually break the chains addiction had bound me with. Taylor Recovery Center is cutting edge and innovative in their approach to recovery. Keeping the comfort and well being of clients in mind, Taylor invites clients to bring their beloved pets with them into recovery. Needless to say, this has a tremendous thearaputic value. Our pets bring us out of ourselves, and challenge us to focus on something other than the self destruction drugs bring. A landscaped dog park, hammocks, a fire pit and free membership to a gym are just some of the amennities. If you or a loved one is in need of a focused, effective treatment program, I highly recommend Taylor recovery Center.
The Meadows Texas
My adult son attended Sunspire for 30 days. We witnessed a tremendous change in him for the better, from an addict in denial to an an addict in recovery. The fact that most of the staff are in recovery made it much easier for him to relate to the staff, as they understood first-hand his experiences. The only complaint I have is that they appear to be a bit understaffed and hence at times unorganized. Their concern for my son's (and my family') welfare more than made up for that, however. I think the experience at Sunspire is like much else in life - what you get out of it reflects what you put into it.