Taylor, MI Alcohol Rehab Centers
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Latest Reviews
Latest Reviews of Rehabs in Michigan
DOT Caring Centers, Inc.
Personnel were very caring and attentive. Small and need more group field trips other than laundry. I thought it was a great experience. The simplicity of it made me focus mainly on myself which was the major issue. I have recommended it to a few people seeking help.
Great Lakes Rehabilitation Center
My sister went through Best Drug Rehab and it's incredible to me how much the program helped her. My sister has been struggling with substance abuse for years. However, in the past year and a half it got really bad. She ended up in jail and since then it's been this never ending cycle of jail, rehab, relapse and then back to jail. My parents were beside themselves trying to find something that would actually help my sister. When they found Best Drug Rehab it just seemed like the right place to send her. It turned out to be the best place for my sister to go. She got a lot out of her program there and by the time she graduated she had become a much better person. I’ve always been really close to my sister and though we drifted apart these last two years I was the one who talked to her the most while she was at BDR. You could tell how much better she was doing just by the sound of her voice and how happy she seemed to be while there. She actually had fun while she was there which is a really good thing. The other rehabs she’d been to just made her miserable and she just wanted to leave. At BDR because she had fun there she wasn’t in a hurry to leave so she was able to get more out of her program. She’s been home for 2 months now and she’s doing so well. She’s still clean. She’s been going to meetings all the time and really putting in the work to stay clean and sober. She’s cut all ties with the people she was using with and is actively being a part of our family. She comes to family dinners and she’s actually there in the moment. It’s really nice to see my sister when she’s not high and my parents are so happy for her. I’m glad my parents found BDR. I don’t know what my sister would be doing right now if she hadn’t have gone to BDR but it definitely wouldn’t be anything good.
Recovery Pathways, LLC
There adaptability to every situation that comes there way. There restrictions from the government's non adaptability. They work very hard to find a good to make the program work for you