Drug and Alcohol Addiction Treatment Centers in Fairlawn, Ohio
If drug or alcohol addiction is draining your bank account and the happiness from your life, Fairlawn has a variety of great drug abuse facilities to help you, your spouse or your child. Whether addicted to Morphine, opiates, pain pills or alcohol, we can help you connect with rehabilitation to get the best-rated help available. You can even find exclusive or private treatment in Fairlawn to make rehab as easy as possible.
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Cambridge Behavioral Hospital
Not my first attempt at sobriety, but this time it stuck. Good food and nutritional advice, caring staff. My individual counselor appreciated that I wanted to understand more about the underlying mental condition that contributed to my addiction. She provided me with 3rd party literature to assist me. As a smoker, I didn't want to tackle that at the same time. They let us take breaks and even provided cigarettes or alternatives such as the patch, for those in need. Although not created on site, I thought the food was excellent. I gained some much-needed weight. The staff allowed cliques to form and some individuals were left out, which, in my opinion, is a contributing factor in addiction.
Windsor Laurelwood Center for Behavioral Medicine
I spent 3 weeks there for detox & rehab, I feel it saved my life.
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.