Huntsville, MO Alcohol Rehab Centers
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Synergy Recovery Center for Women
It feels like a home. Everyone there is so warm and welcoming. They all want to see you succeed and care about individual needs.
Harris House
My adult son had struggled with alcohol and drug addiction for many years and we nearly lost him on a few occassions. He tried various ways to kick his habits and went to one other in house program and they all failed. He has now been clean and sober for 25 months and now has a family.
Midwest Institute for Addiction
strength:I was treated like I was important. My counselor took ownership in my recovery and helped me get where I am now. The medical staff were nice and helpful but most of what I did involved a team of therapists that worked with me and my wife. It saved my life and my marriage. I am grateful. weakness:n/a They were innetwork with our insurance and still worked with us on a payment plan for our deductible and copays which made the difference of me getting into treatment or not. They care and I can't think of any way to say thank you other than going aroudn adn telling people. na me and my wife enjoyed how we were treated by staff both the treatment itself and the general interactions that we had regularly. More than anything, I saw with my own eyes the hurt and anger of people like me going in there, and cannot imagine the task of treating these people and making them happy :) I was one of those. Despite my attitude, times of wanting to walk away from it all, they remained calm and compassionate and talked me off the ledge... had they not I'm not sure I would be married still or even around for that matter.