Drug and Alcohol Addiction Treatment Centers in Spring Valley, Arizona
If abuse of alcohol or medication is affecting your home and work life, Spring Valley has some top-rated drug abuse clinics to help you, a friend or a family member. Whether addicted to Inhalant, opiate drugs, pain pills or alcohol, we can help you connect with rehabilitation to get the top help available. You can even find private or exclusive treatment in Spring Valley to make rehab as easy as possible.
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The Meadows
Ability to deal w individuals struggling w one or multiple serious & life threatening addictions. Program is very thorough but only works if individual seeking treatment truly wants to be helped. Needs to ensure patient is a aware of importance of having an aftercare program lined-up immediately upon being discharged from facility. The Meadows was the only rehab facility that worked for my brother
Scottsdale Recovery Center
Scottsdale Recovery Center saved my life. I was an addict for 10 years of my life and it was a miracle that I survived during that time. The facility is very welcoming, upscale and serene. The homes where we lived were very nice and the meals were AWESOME! Most importantly, the TREATMENT was amazing. The therapists, counselors, all staff, house managers and the owner, Chris Cohn, all work together at Scottsdale Recovery Center to give the clients the tools needed to live a sober life.
Prescott House
This rehab was a good starting off point for me to get sober and kick me in the butt a little. But I feel my real recovery journey did start until I left here and really started to do participate in AA.