Durand, WI Alcohol Rehab Centers
If you’re looking to help yourself or someone you love struggling with substance abuse issues in Durand, WI, Alcohol.org houses sizable Internet database of inpatient programs, as well as a lot of other options. We can help you in locating drug and alcohol abuse care centers for a variety of addictions. Search for a perfect rehab facility in Durand now, and take off on the path to recovery.
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Latest Reviews of Rehabs in Wisconsin
Aurora Psychiatric Hospital
Wonderful facility on peaceful grounds. If you want to recover from your addiction - this is the place. The staff are amazing and challenge addicts when they need to be challenged. The most important thing I took away from Dewey is that only I could get myself sober and only I can make myself drink/use again. Sobriety is all about the choices WE make.
Milwaukee VA Medical Center
If you apply everything taught, it was an extremely effective program. There were a lot of classes and activities offered.
Jackie Nitschke Center
It is a very regimented and strict facility. Even though they promoted themselves as a "Drug and Alcohol" treatment center, the treatment centered around the treatment of alcoholism. I was a heroin addict and I was for forced to use the alcoholic treatment curriculum and "just use the word Addict in place of Alcoholic. Also, even though I had detoxed in a hospital for 6 days before entering this facility, I was still very sick. They called my need for rest "laziness" and my inability to eat solid food "anorexia". They had little to no experience with addicts, particularly heroin addicts. I became dehydrated from vomiting and diarrhea and had to be hospitalized during my treatment. I was accused of trying to get out of the chores and the exercises we had to do. They really had NO idea what to do with me and definitely no clue how to counsel me.I completed my treatment there 3 years ago, so perhaps things have changed. Unless it is EVERYTHING, I suggest only alcoholics attend.