Waialua, HI Alcohol Rehab Centers
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Latest Reviews of Rehabs in Hawaii
The Salvation Army - Addiction Treatment Services
Strengths include Rules Meals Group meetings Medical needs. Weaknesses: no family allowed to visit I went here but it didn't stay longer than a month because of the fact that my child could not stay with me. They should allow mother and her children the help both need
Big Island Substance Abuse Council - Hilo
Friendly surroundings and positive attitudes. They had great class sessions. The only downfall I found was the location of the facility.
Exclusive Hawaii Rehab
Deeply compassionate and well trained staff, offering a very effective yet unique approach. Wish it was available in more locations. When I placed my son in the Exclusive Hawaii program, I was feeling very afraid. He seemed so troubled and so distant for so many years that I doubted that I would ever be able to have a meaningful relationship with him again. Toward the end of his 30 day stay, I went to the center and spent a couple of days going through the process with him. It was not easy... he had a lot of anger with me and they helped him to release that anger by allowing him the safe space to hurl his intense feelings and rage directly at me. I was stunned, but as I sat in that line of fire with openness and a willingness to hear him (with a lot of help and coaching from the treatment staff) I was amazed to observe him go through a transition from deep wounding and pain to a place of re connection and love. Four years later that love is still present and he is sober and moving forward in many positive ways. I am so grateful!