Mokelumne Hill, CA Alcohol Rehab Centers
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Ascend Healthcare for Adolescents
I couldn't be more happy with the recovery my son made while at Ascend. Being extremely oppositional and in denial of his poor mental health, I was not sure that he would ever open up and accept treatment and transformation, but about 2.5 weeks in, he did. The result can only be called miraculous. He gained a lot of insight into the roots of his anxiety and depression, and, in his words, "got to know [him]self again." The combination of skills classes, group therapy, individual therapy, animal therapy and family therapy was what he needed. His and my communication has also radically changed for the better, thanks to family therapy and the DBT and other parent classes I took while my son was in residence. I would highly recommend Ascend Healthcare for a comprehensive and highly competent residential program.
Hotel California by the Sea
Staff who really cares and is helpful in meeting client needs and providing all the tools necessary to leave a life free of addiction.Amenities, Staff (case managers, therapists, support staff, and everything in between) Could use smaller groups