Drug & Alcohol Rehab Centers near Williamsburg, KS
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Treatment Centers near Williamsburg, KS
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New Chance Inc
I was taken into this facility for alcohol detox. They took me with no money nor insurance. For 2wks I was there and they all treated me with respect. And as a 9 years ago I am still sober from alcohol. God bless you all.. Kara Moore
Valley Hope of Atchison
Program was very 12-Step compatible, utilized MMPI testing, counseling staff were predominantly revovering alcoholics and or addicts themselves. Staff worked hard to maintain a climate of mutual support among the clients there! I have referred numerous persons to Valley Hope in my 39 years of continuous and ongoing sobriety/recovery. The team concept with staff members is second to none, and I later worked in facilities throughout California and Kansas
Moundridge Valley Hope
The staff is knowledgeable. They helped my brother in law deal with his addiction but also helped my sister take steps to help him and herself. My brother in law went to this facility. He was pretty cross that my sister took him, he was under the influence when she did. But he chose to stay when he sobered. They helped him and gave him the tools to deal with his addiction. At the same time, my sister learned ways that she could help and understand him and also resources to help herself.