Drug & Alcohol Rehab Centers near Waimanalo, HI
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U-Turn for Christ Kaua'i
This is a discipleship program!!! Raising up Men!!!! TO BE MEN NOT WIMPS
Hina Mauka
Me going to gina Mauka was the best thing I could have done. It helped me learn about myself and gave me insight to the greater things in life. They don't leave you with too much idle time. The residential stay might benefit from being longer.
Exclusive Hawaii Rehab
Deeply compassionate and well trained staff, offering a very effective yet unique approach. Wish it was available in more locations. When I placed my son in the Exclusive Hawaii program, I was feeling very afraid. He seemed so troubled and so distant for so many years that I doubted that I would ever be able to have a meaningful relationship with him again. Toward the end of his 30 day stay, I went to the center and spent a couple of days going through the process with him. It was not easy... he had a lot of anger with me and they helped him to release that anger by allowing him the safe space to hurl his intense feelings and rage directly at me. I was stunned, but as I sat in that line of fire with openness and a willingness to hear him (with a lot of help and coaching from the treatment staff) I was amazed to observe him go through a transition from deep wounding and pain to a place of re connection and love. Four years later that love is still present and he is sober and moving forward in many positive ways. I am so grateful!