Drug and Alcohol Addiction Treatment Centers in Donnelsville, Ohio
If abuse of alcohol or drugs is impacting your home and work life, Donnelsville has a wealth of great drug abuse facilities to help you, a friend or a family member. Whether addicted to Hash, opiate drugs, pain medication or alcohol, we can help you connect with rehabilitation to get the top-rated help available. You can even find exclusive or private treatment in Donnelsville to make rehab as easy as possible.
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Windsor Laurelwood Center for Behavioral Medicine
Strengths: attentiveness, secure safe enviroment, food. Weaknesses: understaffed for proper one to one treatments, stay is too short for group treatments before your released. family meetings are brief and do not placate them to how you are doing.
The Ridge Addiction Recovery Center
The facility was extremely nice. It was an actual house and holds a small number of residents. There are counselers who were once addicts themselves and are understanding. There are lectures that explain the physiology of addiction and treatment. Very expensive and many insurance companies will not cover. There is inpatient and outpatient treatment at the Ridge. Inpatient is 30 days and residents stay in a secluded house that has large bedrooms and there is a pool. There is an in house chef. Residents are transported by bus to AA meetings, therapy sessions and field trips such as trips to the YMCA. After completion of inpatient there are outpatient sessions to attend as well.
Health Recovery Services - Rural Women's Recovery Program
There was a lot of "busy wok" meaning worksheets and groups were lead always by a counselor. It wasn't individual based, it was group-based. Individual counseling always had paperwork--it was more like information gathering and the purpose for the information was unclear to me. I didn't feel connected to any of the counselors---I didn't feel like it was personal at all--they never knew me. I was just an addict.