South Byron, WI Alcohol Rehab Centers
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Rogers Behavioral Health - Herrington Recovery Center
Some of the staff members at the inpatient facility were not very empathetic/understanding toward our situations. Some of them treated us more as prisoners rather than people who were struggling in life and needing help finding happiness. That being said, most of the staff were very kind and understanding. They are also successful at forming to certain patients dietary needs (I.e. Vegetarianism).
Options Counseling Services, LLC - Koinonia Residential Treatment Center
At Koinonia they give the needed one on one counseling and coping skills needed to beat this disease. They also provide interactions through group meetings to help one another share similar experiences, Then they are able to see from another perspective just how their behavior affected family and friends.
Milwaukee VA Medical Center
Great staff, kept us well informed as family members, lots of activities Letting patients sign themselves out This is a veterans facility so everything is paid for by government so I see no reason a patient can sign themselves out.