Glenwood Plantation, ME Alcohol Rehab Centers
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Wellspring
If you work the program it does work. The sober living arrangements on the other hand are horrible. 6th St a sober living/transitional house run by them is absolutely not drug free. Use currently happening there, I do not recommend anyone going there
Metro Treatment Of Maine
They are kind, caring, professional, and efficient. They really care about their clients, their progress, and wellbeing. Thanks to the help of this program I am working towards reunification with my children, I am a college student with a 4.0 gpa and am working part time carpentry for a friends business. I am getting ready to enter a two year program for women in recovery who are survivors of human trafficking. Iam happy healthy and free finally.
Foundation House
As an alumni of this facility I find it funny at the past reviews, who are clearly from people who were not ready or willing to do what it takes to stay sober. This program offers basically every amenity that one could wish to have while getting sober. Chances are that these reviews are from entitled kids whom couldn\'t hack it away from mommy or daddy and take care of themselves. Have some accountability for your own life and sobriety, as no one else can do this for you.