Saint Clair, MO Alcohol Rehab Centers
If you’re looking to help yourself or someone you love struggling with drinking or drug abuse issues in Saint Clair, MO, Alcohol.org supplies massive Internet database of exclusive facilities, as well as a host of alternatives. We can help you locate drug and alcohol abuse care programs for a variety of addictions. Search for a perfect rehabilitation program in Saint Clair now, and get rolling on the path to recovery.
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Latest Reviews of Rehabs in Missouri
Harris House
The atmosphere and workers were clean, professional, kind, and helpful. However, costs were a weakness. You will benefit from their program. It really does help.
Turning Point Recovery Centers
The are local and seem to really care but they have a long waiting list and it is difficult to get in. make you you do all of your reseach, just because one is local doesn't mean it is the best fit.
Midwest Institute for Addiction
This is hands down, thE best treatment center in St. Louis! The staff treats you like a person, not a "patient". They are respectful, passionate and it is obvious they genuinely care about their clients. I love that they don't have some cookie cutter program—everything is personalized and they are awesome at explaining the science behind addiction and recovery. They even offer genetic analysis to help determine which medication your body will respond to best. This report could have saved me from years of switching medications around trying to treat depression and anxiety. I had no clue this simple blood test existed until I came here. Fingers crossed, I will never have to go through the process of getting sober again—but I find comfort in knowing MIA exists!