Drug & Alcohol Rehab Centers near Wautoma, WI
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Pathways to a Better Life, LLC
I would highly recommend pathways for anyone suffering addiction. My daughter has been thru many treatments and jail. This place saved her life and brought our family back together!! My daughter is now clean off drugs for 18 months. The staff and counselors are amazing there, very family oriented. It's so peaceful and a lot of healing takes place for not only the addict but the entire family affected by addiction...I have never been so happy!!! Thank you pathways so much for everything that you do and saving my daughter's life!!
Rogers Behavioral Health - Herrington Recovery Center
Staff is knowledgeable. Not as caring as I thought they should be. I thought it was a good facility they are very helpful in getting the process setup so when you need to come back you can come back but I thought you should be treated when you're there now have to go home and then wait for aI thought
Jackie Nitschke Center
Within the past two years I have become more aware of the problems with AA and the many alternative approaches to alcoholism. I would like to see much more education, research, and training devoted to the newer information.