Drug and Alcohol Addiction Treatment Centers in Millville, California
If dependence on alcohol or medication is destroying your way of life, Millville has a large number of high-quality drug abuse facilities to help you, your spouse or your child. Whether addicted to Hydrocodone, opioids, pain pills or alcohol, we can help you connect with rehabilitation to get the top help available. You can even find exclusive or private treatment in Millville to make rehab as easy as possible.
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Treatment Centers within 120 miles of Millville, CA
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449 Recovery
I Enjoyed my stay at 449. Joe, Jamie, and Anushri were great, as well as the rest of the staff. Tyler and Brad cared about the clients that were staying at Terra Bella. I would recommend 449 to anyone who is willing to get sober.
Betty Ford Center
They do get patients involved in therapy and encourage the patients to understand why they turned to drugs or alcohol and understand how to cope without them once back in the real world. It's too expensive and can't really handle someone who is mentally ill and addicted. It seemed that many of the patients there are too affluent and not really serious about recovery.
His House Residential Treatment
My overall experience with His House was phenomenal and life changing. Before I found His House, I used to have a full-time job. I used to make a steady, comfortable income. I used to think I was living the life, working, partying, having friends, and a sense of family. I would partake in many party favors throughout my days and would never think it was because of them that would put me in the unfortunate situations that I would find myself in more often than I could account for. It would eventually lead me to losing that job, that income, and soon later my sense of self. I defined myself daily on what drugs I did that day, who I hung out to take them with and what did I sacrifice to get them. It was a daily suffering trying to find myself that next high, that next to thing to sell, steal, and constantly wondering how am I going to do it again tomorrow. After running out of things to sell, finding myself in a position of contemplating suicide or living on the streets I thought to myself, \"This can not be it. I refuse to accept this as the end.\" Thus I came to deciding that it was time for me to go to check myself into rehab. It would be my first time and I sure was skeptical about it because I was always afraid of the stigma that society pins on people for those who get checked in. I didn\'t want to have that be attached to me the rest of my life. However, I was soon brought to an understanding that rehab wasn\'t a place that bad people go to get a reprieve in life, it was for sick people trying to get better. I initially committed myself for 30 days that once I was coming near to the end of that commitment I thought to myself there was much more I can gain from this program that I can use for the rest of my life. The staff were friendly and were always friendly and helped me out putting things into perspective. The food helped out feel comfortable and fill in the places where I lacked when I would choose drugs over food. The facility and accommodations made me feel like I was home. Today, I owe my life to His House. They have setup the foundation in my recovery that I get to stand on every day to suit up and show up. They have given me the self-confidence in myself that I never thought I had. They have given me another chance in life I didn\'t think I had.