Seneca, PA Alcohol Rehab Centers
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Banyan Philadelphia
This is such a great place! Great staff and great groups. Thank you for the great experience. Even on my worst days I felt at home here and my mood was changed just by participating in a group. A+++++++
Malvern Institute, Malvern
Great experience. A truly wonderful place they got me drug free and sober. This place has saved my life my wife and kids are so glad to have me back home in 100% . I would recommend this place to anyone seeming treatment. The staff really care about the patients and tge patients have a solid community and really love one another. Excellent food provided by inhouse kitchen staff. Housekeeping does a wonderful job keeping everything sanitary. I am truly blessed to have had the opportunity to go there o am clean and sober and my family is back together because of the family therapy sessions
Livengrin
Strengths include: Caring and helpful staff -very structured days -lots of groups and lectures during the day -family therapy -The Day of Enlightenment lecture to educate family members on addiction -very clean -the food is good. -there is gym and outside walking track that can be used by patients. -the houses that patients stay in are nice. -daily 12 step meetings -patients go out into community for a 12 step meeting. -spiritual counseling from a non-denominational reverend for those people who want to speak to a clergy person. However, it's a 12 step approach and the 12 steps are not for everyone. All of the counselors and staff were great. I felt comfortable talking to them about anything, whether it is was about something serious or just small talk. Everyone made me feel welcome. The counselors and staff know all about addiction inside and out. I learned a lot from being there.