Thompson, IA Alcohol Rehab Centers
If you’re looking to help yourself or someone you love struggling with drug addiction in Thompson, IA, Alcohol.org provides comprehensive online catalog of inpatient programs, as well as a wealth of alternatives. We can help you find drug and alcohol treatment programs for a variety of addictions. Search for a top rehabilitation center in Thompson now, and get moving on the road to a better life.
Alcohol Treatment near Thompson, IA
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Latest Reviews of Rehabs in Iowa
The Abbey
The Abbey treats the whole person - mind, body and spirit. Phenomenal program seamlessly addresses your addiction AND mental health issues. Professional, knowledgable, and compassionate staff tailors your treatment to your specific needs. Highly motivated clientele. Lovely, comfortable setting. Amazing food. I could not ask for more. The Abbey changed my life.
St. Gregory Recovery Center
While at St Gregory’s I was given another chance in life. I feel grateful to be alive and to have the opportunity to live a virtuous life and care for myself again. St Gregory’s gave me the armor and ammo to fight the battle of addiction. Thank you
Prairie Ridge Integrated Behavioral Healthcare
I have heard from others in town that Prairie Ridge does a good job working with the rehab patients and their families, I have experience with the type of facility, and think they do a good job working with the families. They make people feel welcome and help them on their journey to quit addiction. They have staff that cares about patients and families. They are able to serve different needs and accommodate people while they quit smoking, drug abuse, alcohol abuse, etc. However, they need more doctors.