Grants Pass, OR Alcohol Rehab Centers
If you’re looking to help yourself or someone you love struggling with a drinking or drug abuse problem in Grants Pass, OR, Alcohol.org maintains large online database of private programs, as well as an array of other choices. We can help you in locating drug and alcohol treatment facilities for a variety of addictions. Search for a great rehabilitation center in Grants Pass now, and take the first step on the path to sober living.
Alcohol Treatment near Grants Pass, OR
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Native American Rehabilitation Association of the Northwest, Inc.
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Tree House Recovery PDX
W is a phenomenal individual who really takes the time to get to know the clients. He was my ESM therapist while I was in treatment and he really challenged me to push beyond my own self-established limits. He wouldn't just suggest things to ask you to do them, he would actively participate with the clients. He show the worth of the program and the activities we participated in through his own word and deed. Will B. is the Physical Director for Portland and has taken his passion for Mixed Martial Arts into the treatment structure of the program. I was privileged enough to participate in a few of the earliest incarnations of this modality. The benefits that it can provide to any individual struggling with any multitude of psychological or neurological imbalances is immense and innumerable. He understands the clients and thus can craft the sessions to benefit individuals specifically and the group as a whole. The reason for the meals being a lower ranking is because at the very beginning you are budgeting for yourself and a lot of the time my pride and ego got in the way of me asking for help on my nutrition to make a more effective and efficient use of my funds for food. However, after I requested help, I was able to take control of diet and budgeting and now am able to do things for myself in my day to day life. The lower rating was because the program wants to empower individuals to ask for the help and then it is up to the individuals to take that advice and implement it. The first couple of weeks, this could be hard for an individual to do. However, I never once went hungry and now have the means to sustain my healthy lifestyle for the duration of my life. Thanks again Will B. and the Tree House Recovery PDX staff.