Drug and Alcohol Addiction Treatment Centers in Frenchtown, Michigan
If drug or alcohol addiction is negatively impacting your home and work life, Frenchtown has some excellent drug abuse clinics to help you or a relative. Whether addicted to Lorazepam, opiates, pain medication or alcohol, we can help you connect with rehabilitation to get the best help available. You can even find private or private treatment in Frenchtown to make rehab as easy as possible.
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Recovery Pathways, LLC
There adaptability to every situation that comes there way. There restrictions from the government's non adaptability. They work very hard to find a good to make the program work for you
Great Lakes Rehabilitation Center
Best Drug Rehabilitation saved my husband’s life. I consider myself very lucky that Best Drug Rehab was the place my husband ended up going to for treatment. When I realized my husband was struggling with drug addiction I was pretty much lost on what to do. Didn’t really know the difference between rehabs and the different programs they offer. I wasn’t sure what kind of program would benefit my husband the most. When I was recommended Best Drug Rehab by a friend I called the number and the person I ended up talking to about BDR was knowledgeable and really helped me understand the different programs they offer at BDR. I was really happy to find that they had different programs there and that the patient picks the one he thinks with help him the most. My husband was raised with religion whereas I was not. I wasn’t sure if the faith based program would be right for him and was extremely relieved that I wouldn’t have to make that decision for him. After he got out of detox he was able to sit down with his counselor and decide which to do. He really liked being able to choose which program he would do. In my eyes, it made him more responsible for his own recovery. The staff there were very helpful to him. A lot of them have gone through their own struggles with addiction. If you’ve never struggled with addiction and try to help that person most things you say can be dismissed because you don’t really know what exactly it is they are going through. You don’t know what it feels like to come off drugs or how bad the cravings can hit. My husband listened more to the people who had been through it. He was able to take comfort in the fact that those staff had gone through their recovery and were doing really well. One of the things my husband really liked about BDR was the different things he was able to do after his classes for the day were done. He really enjoyed going to the gym to work out. They have a really nice gym there and a personal trainer on staff to help make sure your time spent in the gym is productive. He tried yoga for the first time there and while he doesn’t do it now he really enjoyed that class while he was there. He said that when he had yoga class in the morning he was better able to concentrate throughout the day. By the time he graduated his program there he was back to the man I had fallen in love with and married only he was even better. He was happier and more alert. Willing to do more activities with me. I was still worried when he came home. Wasn’t sure if the program would stick for him or if he would end up relapsing like so many others. However, each day I have my husband back clean and sober has been great. It’s been 2 years now since he went to BDR and he has remained clean and sober since then. He hasn’t even wanted to touch drugs or alcohol. I am so grateful to BDR and what the facility did for my husband. They truly saved his life and I don’t know or even want to think about what would have happened had my husband not gone there.
Sacred Heart Rehabilitation Center
These people treat you well, know what they are doing, but it is a tricky, difficult disorder to overcome. Longer stays might help, but I'm not sure. An Addict has a lot of work to do on his/her own to be successful. Early(in life) education seems to be the best possible way to treat this huge problem our society faces, as it seems to be affecting a large % of our population and has far reaching ramifications.