Cullom, IL Alcohol Rehab Centers
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Alcohol Treatment near Cullom, IL
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Latest Reviews of Rehabs in Illinois
Bloomington Normal Treatment Center
I started my treatment there in February 2024 transferring from California to Illinois was extremely easy. They have been very respectful and accommodating to all of my needs except for the nurse being late every single morning, which irritates me!
Symetria — Palos Heights Outpatient Rehab
It’s not your typical methadone clinic. It has an inviting atmosphere with staff that actually care and love what they do. I was shocked when I transferred from my old clinic years ago because I have never felt so loved safe at a clinic. It feels good actually having a safe space to come and not feel judged or triggered. I couldn’t recommend this place more to anyone that’s serious about getting clean and maintaining their sobriety. I love that I can see a psychiatrist for my anxiety because mental health and addiction go hand in hand. The staff has become my family and I’m blessed Symetria came into my life when it did. Not only did they save my life but they have helped me flourish in my sobriety.
Knolls Center for Change
Helping with addiction but needs more family involvement. It was for my brother who is and currently addicted to drugs. He went into treatment and came out better, however, it didn't last. Wish follow up was better and more family involvement.