Fairfax, MO Alcohol Rehab Centers
If you’re looking to help yourself or someone you love struggling with alcoholism or drug abuse in Fairfax, MO, Alcohol.org presents large online database of private clinics, as well as a lot of other alternatives. We can assist you in locating addiction care clinics for a variety of addictions. Search for a perfect rehabilitation program in Fairfax now, and take the first step on the path to a better life.
Alcohol Treatment near Fairfax, MO
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Harris House
It's hospitality. The staff there are some of the most caring and friendly people who were able to love me until I was able to love myself. It's promotion. There's not enough information on this facility and more people should know about it. This treatment center is an amazing place that saves lives on a daily basis. They helped save mine. They have helped me get my life back on track and restore my relationships with others. The staff there are some of the most caring and friendly people who were able to love me until I was able to love myself. The Harris House has taught me to be the responsible, sober, happy and free person that I am today. I am so grateful to have such a wonderful place be apart of my life.
The Assisted Recovery Centers of America (ARCA)
Out patient treatment - daily meetings with addiction counselors. Not a 12-step program; outpatient therapy; education; daily meetings.
Aviary Recovery Center - Kirkwood
The intensive outpatient treatment program at Northbound allowed me to have a firm foundation in recovery. The counselors guided me in my journey in emotional sobriety, making it comfortable for me to be vulnerable and open to deep emotional wounds so that I could begin to heal. I am grateful for the spiritual and emotional recovery I currently live with today.