Belmont, MI Alcohol Rehab Centers
If you’re looking to help yourself or someone you love struggling with substance addiction in Belmont, MI, Alcohol.org houses sizable online database of exclusive facilities, as well as a lot of other options. We can assist you in locating addiction treatment programs for a variety of addictions. Search for an excellent rehab clinic in Belmont now, and get moving on the path to clean and sober living.
Alcohol Treatment near Belmont, MI
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Latest Reviews of Rehabs in Michigan
Awakenings Rehabilitation
Going to Awakenings helped my son so much. They treated him great there. It wasn't just about getting my son off heroin. He's always had problems in his life because of how shy he is. During his program the staff there helped him learn better how to deal with people he didn't know. So, going to Awakenings got him off heroin but they've made his life so much easier because of everything else they did for him.
Addiction Treatment Services - Dakoske Hall
Evey day at the D-House was the best day ever. Loving staff that truly care about you and the food is simply the very best. Very nice rooms with plenty of storage with comfy beds. Movie nights, volleyball, outside fire pit, ping pong, corn hole, horse shoes, gardening, they even took us bowling. Excellent groups to open up. Very safe place to get the best help. For me its a magic house. Forever changed my life.
House of Commons
Plenty of food and candy, able to talk on phone, counselors help with setup for getting out, small facility Counselors don't spend any time with family and not even a daily visit with patient, patients rarely get to go outside, no literature available to read They'll only let you stay 60 days if you have medicaid, 90 days are reserved for prison exits... seems dumb since most withdrawals take 60 days and they have no detox program.