Drug & Alcohol Rehab Centers near Woodbine, KS
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Gold Bridge Treatment Center
It's pretty simple, the people at Gold Bridge saved my life. I have been to other treatments, they worked for a while, but I never felt like I got help and information that was truly helpful. Every day I was there, I woke up looking forward to the day, what new things I could learn about myself, my addiction and what I can really do to continue my life in a positive direction. The approach there is to find out what has been causing and feeding my addiction and how to fix and get past those things, not just focusing on the addiction itself. The information that I learned while there and also about aftercare has been invaluable, not to mention the friendships that I was able to cultivate with the staff and other clients. This is the first time in my life that I've actually been proud of what I've accomplished, and excited to look into the future without alcohol. Gold Bridge will always hold an incredibly important place in my heart and my life.
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.