Drug & Alcohol Rehab Near Zim, Minnesota
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Treatment Centers near Zim, MN
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Riverplace Counseling Centers
Smaller facility doable to focus on clients they have. Other facilities are larger and seemed to have 1 or two that slipped through the cracks could have more visiting time once mid week would have been nice. Right now was only one day out of the entire week which is very long when are away from children/family I owe my life to this place! They tapped into the core of my addiction. Treat the cause. Every person there taught me something. All women environment made it easier to share and be open & honest.
The Retreat
The Retreat is a one-of-a-kind treatment program developed by Hazelden, Minnesota's premier addiction-recovery center. By stepping away from the "medical model" so commonly used in treatment and instead emphasizing recovery through community support and reliance on the 12-step model of AA, it has created a remarkable healing opportunity at an affordable cost. I can't recommend it highly enough. The Retreat environment is pleasant and calming. Spending time there would make the quest for recovery seem less of a chore and more of a wonderful opportunity. It's a place of healing — and who doesn't want healing? It is a relatively low-cost, very high-quality treatment program in which most people struggling with addiction are likely to feel comfortable.