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    Foundations Recovery Center

    2.8
    (3 Reviews)
    320 Executive Drive, Marion, Ohio, 43302
    Call (740) 387-5210
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    About Foundations Recovery Center

    In the spring of 1973, the Marion Halfway House opened in LaRue. It moved to Paterson Street in Marion in 1979 before the transfer to the Marion Area Counseling Center. The Marion Halfway House started out as a 6 month halfway program for a maximum of 6 men who were alcohol dependent and needed this level of intensive residential services in order to achieve recovery. Today, The Foundations Recovery Center on Rose Avenue in Marion will allow for an increase of residential beds to 15, allowing for staff office space, individual therapy rooms, large group therapy and IOP Room, as well as other areas needed for the residential program.

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    Intensive outpatient treatment
    Outpatient methadone/buprenorphine or naltrexone treatment
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    Anger management
    Cognitive behavioral therapy
    Motivational interviewing
    Relapse prevention
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    Federal, or any government funding for substance use programs
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    Private health insurance
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    Patient Reviews

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    2.8
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    1.0
    Taylor
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    WASTE of a program. They promise you therapy probation help, suboxone and more & they give you NONE of it. The therapists make up clinical notes. People constantly relapse. They take advantage of private insurance. All you do is color and play trivia
    4.0
    Andy
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    It was there when i needed it but not enough educated counselors, It is a no nicotine caffeine drug or alcohol facility.. which i think is to much for a person to quit at one time..
    2.0
    Carol
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    Too many control freaks at the admin level. Too worried about the state funding to worry about what any client might actually need help with. They do not care about the clients

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