Stanley, KS Alcohol Rehab Centers
If you’re looking to help yourself or someone you love struggling with a drinking problem or addiction to drugs in Stanley, KS, Alcohol.org presents large online database of luxury centers, as well as a wealth of other options. We can help you discover drug and alcohol treatment clinics for a variety of addictions. Search for a perfect rehab facility in Stanley now, and launch on the path to sober living.
Alcohol Treatment near Stanley, KS
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Latest Reviews of Rehabs in Kansas
Gold Bridge Treatment Center
Gold Bridge the only place I would send someone I loved to if they were struggling. It changed my life, and I wouldn't be where I am today without Gold Bridge. The counselors and staff genuinely care about you and take time to individualize your treatment plan to your needs. Someone is always available to help you and the counselors encourage you to reach out and keep them updated with how you are doing after you leave. They are extremely passionate about what they do and truly take you in as part of their family. I will forever be grateful for this treatment center and encourage anyone who is struggling to pick up the phone and give them a call. As soon as you call and check in, be ready for a complete change in your behaviors, thoughts, and self-worth in a way that will allow you to lead a happy life.
Moundridge Valley Hope
The staff is knowledgeable. They helped my brother in law deal with his addiction but also helped my sister take steps to help him and herself. My brother in law went to this facility. He was pretty cross that my sister took him, he was under the influence when she did. But he chose to stay when he sobered. They helped him and gave him the tools to deal with his addiction. At the same time, my sister learned ways that she could help and understand him and also resources to help herself.