Drug and Alcohol Addiction Treatment Centers in Horatio, Arkansas
If abuse of pills or alcohol is ruining your life, Horatio has a number of great drug abuse centers to help you, a friend or a family member. Whether addicted to Valium, opiate drugs, painkillers or alcohol, we can help you connect with rehabilitation to get the top help available. You can even find private or executive treatment in Horatio to make rehabilitation as easy as possible.
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Treatment Centers within 120 miles of Horatio, AR
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Latest Reviews of Rehabs in Arkansas
Quapaw House
Had workers that had been in recovery for a long period of time before they could work there, which was a strength of the facility. However, there were to many rules that didn't make sense. Have a more positive atmosphere. Or made u feel more like home instead of a facility.
South Arkansas Regional Health Center
Has a strong staff that are well educated in the field of alcohol/drug abuse They can only accomodate 30 clients at a time! I happen to know the staff all very well, work with them as a speaker for the clients, and believe they do all they can to make the clients safe, comfortable, and recover from their addictions
Capstone Treatment Center
We are so grateful for the the therapists and program at Capstone Treatment Center. Our son is 18 so it had to be voluntary for him to go there. I think the idea of caring for a puppy and bringing home a dog was a big part of his decision to go. The program itself is Christian based and at a very high level of excellence. We were able to work together as a family to address underlying issues that were at the root of the problems. In my opinion the value of the program is far greater than the charges. Individual therapy can be upwards of $150/hr and group therapy $90/hr. My son was in individual, group or family therapy for over 15 hours a week. In addition to therapy there is a high level of staffing for safety and the cost of food, housing, etc. His AKC labrador puppy itself is probably a $2000 dog. I understand the cost is high but, if you could, what wouldn\'t you pay to help your child? I would highly recommend this program to any family that is struggling with deep behavioral or addiction issues.