Drug and Alcohol Addiction Treatment Centers in Tremont City, Ohio
If excessive drug or alcohol use is impacting your quality of life, Tremont City has many excellent drug abuse clinics to help you or a loved one. Whether addicted to Hydrococet, opiates, painkillers or alcohol, we can help you connect with rehabilitation to get excellent help available. You can even find luxury or executive treatment in Tremont City to make rehab as easy as possible.
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The Recovery Council - The Georgie Harris House
At first I hated it, I hated myself, hated everyone. Once my head was clear of all the drugs & not clouded anymore I realized my self worth & didn't need those drugs. The staff & all employees here are just amazing & I love & miss each & every one of them! They all helped me along the way in their own way between their own stories, their, support, & their patience with me because they had to have alot of patience with me. I recommend the Recovery Council to anyone & everyone! Even for the mental health! Both my mental health counselors were amazing, the staff at both houses in residential and transitional!!! Just amazing!!!!
Windsor Laurelwood Center for Behavioral Medicine
I'm autistic, Asperger's syndrome. A member of the staff has a civil stalking case filed against me. I wrote 129 emails since 3/28/22 that I thought doctors would be analyzing. Not one reply stating "stop" or "you need counseling, you autistic". I did once come in and asked to see her (not saying I'm taking her to lunch, although I did ask that in an email) and they said she wasn't in. I then asked for someone in administration, which was the main reason I wanted to come in; to talk about AA to the patients. I talked to two people and one replied to come in when I have a year sobriety, February of next year. An email "I'm going to punish you and stop sending you these emails." Meaning they won't get to analyze me anymore by reading my emails ! Hopefully they will learn when I come in like suggested, a year sobriety (February). The next email i sent stated the last one was a joke. The document says I left after asking for her and didn't even state the main reason. I ordered 4 massive cakes for the entire facility for my 1 year anniversary. They wrote in the court document I sent her a gift (cake). Not 4 serving 200 people for the entire facility that cost me $300. I finally came in recently after waiting so long to volunteer and visit them and the CEO said my behavior was inappropriate and come in a year from now. I left then not wanting anything to do with them and stated that in an email. I get served with a court case a couple days later. A behavioral hospital that doesn't know how to deal with an autistic. I actually believed they did things to analyze/study you and that's why their reviews were bad. I know seriously believe they are bad. I'd make it a 0 star, but Google won't let me. Stay away from them or you'll go to court like me.
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.