Drug & Alcohol Rehab Centers near Whelen Springs, AR
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Harbor Recovery Center
This is a decent facility. They are government based, ran and operated by recovering addicts. They are based off a twelve step program and use those steps and recovery stories for clients. At the time I was there some of the staff could use some more training in professionalism.
Baptist Health Behavioral Services
12 step program, good counselors, good facility but to strict, very expensive, detox facilities, family oriented
Capstone Treatment Center
We are so grateful for the the therapists and program at Capstone Treatment Center. Our son is 18 so it had to be voluntary for him to go there. I think the idea of caring for a puppy and bringing home a dog was a big part of his decision to go. The program itself is Christian based and at a very high level of excellence. We were able to work together as a family to address underlying issues that were at the root of the problems. In my opinion the value of the program is far greater than the charges. Individual therapy can be upwards of $150/hr and group therapy $90/hr. My son was in individual, group or family therapy for over 15 hours a week. In addition to therapy there is a high level of staffing for safety and the cost of food, housing, etc. His AKC labrador puppy itself is probably a $2000 dog. I understand the cost is high but, if you could, what wouldn\'t you pay to help your child? I would highly recommend this program to any family that is struggling with deep behavioral or addiction issues.