Carson, MS Alcohol Rehab Centers
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Woodland Recovery Center
THE DBT SKILLS THEY TAUGHT ME, THE FLEXIBLE WAY WE WERE TREATED, PATIENT OUTCOMES WERE MORE IMPORTANT THAN GETTING PAID. A LITTLE DISORGANIZED AND UNDERSTAFFED AT TIMES. DBT IS AN EFFECTIVE WAY OF LIFE
Home of Grace for Women
My husband and I were the worst of the worst kind of addicts. After trying to find a place we could go with no money we found Home of Grace..They welcomed us and both our treatments were paid for in full by a complete stranger who just wanted to help. They helped save our lives get our family back and this October will be one year since we graduated. We tried to get clean before but without Jesus Christ we weren\'t successful. The home of grace is a holy, sacred place. They made us feel comfortable and loved , finally. I will forever be greatful to the staff and night moms for not giving up on us when everyone else had and putting up with two vile , wretchedly lost addicts. It\'s a wonderful place where all our sins were washed away and we learned to love ourselves again and each other. I dont have to live like that anymore . Thank you Home of Grace and the Barton family
Home of Grace for Men
I was a resident at The Home of Grace 10 years ago. It was prior to the renovations, the cabins were in the lower area by the creek. It was the place I began feeling the transformations that God had in store for my life. The facilities have changed since then but the love I felt there is still alive. There is not a tremendous clinical approach; dual diagnosis clients need a more specialized setting. But it cannot be all things to all people. I believe in the work being done there, as a M.S., L.P.C in the State of Mississippi (I went back to school and finished my Master’s Degree post graduating), I wish I was close enough to align myself further. God bless The Home of Grace and the people who need their help!