Fitzhugh, OK Alcohol Rehab Centers
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Valliant House, LLC
This place taught me about myself I didn't finish the program and that is one of my biggest mistakes this day cause those 6 ,9,12 months cant compare to the rest of the journey that was 10 years ago this place saved my life and gave me perspective thanks
Valley Hope
This program was like being with family. Staff and clients included. The atmosphere was very healing and cheerful. Trust was given until a reason to not trust was shown. A client could leave campus for 2 hours with family or another client after the initial 72 hours detox time. Smoking was allowed. It was a wonderful program.
Rob's Ranch
Rob\'s Ranch is undoubtedly the best treatment center in Oklahoma. Best counselors, best amenities, and an unmatched spirituality focus. I came to treatment at Rob\'s Ranch in 2012 as a broken, tormented, angry, and immature man and 3 months later I left with a brand new outlook on life. Rob\'s Ranch gave my family their son, brother, grandson, and uncle back. I was also able to restore my relationship with God that I had neglected throughout the years of my active addiction.