Wetmore, KS Alcohol Rehab Centers
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Latest Reviews of Rehabs in Kansas
Moundridge Valley Hope
the counselors and staff are very well trained and efficient. need to hire more housekeeping staff- the one person trying to keep up with the task is extremely overworked. really appreciate what they did for me during my enjoyable stay-would recommend them highly.
Valley Hope of Atchison
Offered family therapy. I have monitored every aspect of care as he has a dual diagnosis. I was very happy in general with Valley Hope in the aspect of the staff doing their job. My son was underage and all regulations were followed in providing his safety and health. The staff was also very considerate of my part in my child's recovery, I was never turned away or told I could not participate in his treatment or therapy. My only complaint was his mental therapy, I was not taken serious enough when I was trying to explain to them he had more than a drug problem and to my regret my son was unable to really start to get completely clean until psychiatric treatment and medicine was given to him, there was post traumatic stress, and some psycosis he was able to hide from his "team" because they believed that all his problems was a product of his age and drug abuse, and I was labeled "codependant mother".