Winfield, IA Alcohol Rehab Centers
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It is quite popular and many go there for help. It seems to have a high rate of patient relapses, however it's not necessarily the facilities fault. Treatment for addictions gives an individual the tools to succeed at sobriety, but it's really up to an individual's own strength and desire to stay clean that makes it a true success. I believe all facilities give the tools for just that success.
Pathways Behavioral Services
Help threw a lot of problems. Just wish had more time with family. It help me realize alot an made my life better
St. Gregory Recovery Center
This program genuinely saved my son's life. Beginning with the detox, they focused on rebuilding the body. They took such good care of my son and kept us updated often. During the program they kept him encouraged and motivated to continue to learn tools to stay sober and never return to the addict lifestyle. When he came home they called him once a week for 2 months to keep in contact with him, which he really needed. Now he lives in San Louis Obispo and works in the energy industry. He is happy and sober. I have my son back.