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Lexington Township, ME Alcohol Rehab Centers

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Latest Reviews

Latest Reviews of Rehabs in Maine

Tri-County Mental Health Services

I don't think they have stregths Weakness in all areas Should be reevaluated.

- Anonymous
3.7 out of 5
Lewiston, ME

Wellspring

They give you real word tools but should include family's more. Best thing I ever did

- Corey
4.3 out of 5
Bangor, ME

Foundation House

This extended care sober living facility was the piece of the puzzle that had been missing. I went to two treatment facilities and returned back home both times and relapsed nearly right away. This last time I went away to Maine from NYC and began anew. i was living with a bunch of sober guys who were like-minded for the most part and bought right in to the culture that was pervasive here. Guys were getting well, getting sponsors, going to meetings, working AA 12 steps, providing service both in AA and our community, we were engaged in fun activities like tennis, golf, football, kayaking, yoga, acupuncture, going to the beach, playing golf and football to name a few.

- Joseph
5 out of 5
Portland, ME