Willimantic, ME Alcohol Rehab Centers
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Latest Reviews of Rehabs in Maine
Borden Cottage
Great program I am doing very well but to say "psychologist sessions are included" is just not accurate. I have been here over two weeks of a one month stay and have not seen "the psychologist" once. I asked to see other staff, the other psychologist today but again was told a flat "no". This is causing anxiety, not curing it. I also desperately need to gain weight and no one seems to really be taking that seriously.
Crossroads - Children and Mothers Residential Program (CAMP)
The experience there I know opened the door for me to go in this direction, I learned a lot of coping skills and tools so I didn't put my self back into a situation that I would regret. The staff there was a amazing and eating healthy and exercising all helped to transform me from what I was living like to someone functioning in society clean and sober.
Northern Light Health
Mercy Recover Center has a mission of serving the needs of those captured by addiction, and help them succeed to be free to live in their potential. The facility is supported by dedicated staff and recovering volunteers. Could use more staff.