Drug & Alcohol Rehab Centers near Twig, MN
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Treatment Centers near Twig, MN
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Latest Reviews of Rehabs in Minnesota
Mercy Hospital Unity Campus
Spent 3 days sober now 2 years. Only GOD to thank but get your ass in here - decide to decide. AODA don't help anymore do they? You're not the only one suffering. It's all behind closed doors. Get out into the light. .
Progress Valley - Recovery Center for Men
Responsibility was a strength. Weaknesses include allowing clients to practice coping skills.
The Retreat
The Retreat is a one-of-a-kind treatment program developed by Hazelden, Minnesota's premier addiction-recovery center. By stepping away from the "medical model" so commonly used in treatment and instead emphasizing recovery through community support and reliance on the 12-step model of AA, it has created a remarkable healing opportunity at an affordable cost. I can't recommend it highly enough. The Retreat environment is pleasant and calming. Spending time there would make the quest for recovery seem less of a chore and more of a wonderful opportunity. It's a place of healing — and who doesn't want healing? It is a relatively low-cost, very high-quality treatment program in which most people struggling with addiction are likely to feel comfortable.