Top Ranked Drug Rehab Centers In Abbeville, SC

I recommend this place for anyone that needs help for addiction weather it be alcohol or drugs.

James, Marlene Gowan, Tammy Lynn, Mary Margaret, Shawanda,TK & Pastor Outz Are God 🙏 Serving Men & Women ! GOD 🙏 & This Program Saved My Life 🙏 To God Goes The Glory 🙏

This place is absolutely amazing and if ur struggling to get better absolutely 100% CALL THEM!!! Ms. Tami is an amazing soul with god all over her as do the rest of the staff and woman here. They can change ur life if you’re ready! They surrounded me with love and god and I’ve never seen such an amazing program. Just call!

Helps several men & women with basic needs like shelter, showers, and a bed for a few days.

I voluntarily checked out of the program after 21 weeks. However, those 21 weeks was a life changer. Through God's Grace and Mercy, the Overcomer's program is phenomenal. They, with God's Grace, put me back together.

I just have a question can you is your phone at all in the program ??

I personally have never been to Serenity place but my niece stayed for 11 months there. She came home and was sober for over a year. She was also able to have her son there with her. She speaks highly of Serenity Place and the help she received there.

This place has saved my life!! Every person who works here has become like family to me...my son is now 18 months old and is doing Awesome and that's with the help of the wonderful teachers that are at their on site daycare! Like I said this place is AWESOME

This ministry saved my life.

Penfield has saved my life. It’s taught me so much about addiction and how to cope with all the struggles it can lead to. The counselors are such amazing, kindhearted people. They truly care about making a difference for everyone there. They have went far above and beyond anything I could’ve ever imagined. I highly recommend anyone seeking treatment to attend Penfield.

I will recommend this Christian facility to everyone! There is a family & home type atmosphere that melts even the toughest heart. I learned so much to use in our ministry & God continues to abide with me & teach me new things daily. Penfield uses knowledge, education, personal experiences, fun, day to day work ethics while encouraging personal pride in oneself. I was amazed at the chemical products made available to our young & older alike. Chemical dependency comes in many forms. Social media, mental indiscretions, and so many things sway us today that I feel Penfield helps me understand it from a personal point of view. We attempt to reach out in a good way to those in need & I use so much of the written classroom lessons. But, it has taken me aback at how easily the world can pull us back down. God’s word KJV, shows me the real light that we must cling to daily. 🙏❤️

Lori at the front desk is amazing! No matter how long I go without having to be a patient at Avita she always goes above and beyond to help me when I need help! I love her so much & I'm thankful she is still there!!

Avita is amazing, from the office staff to counselor and Dr. C, they have done a wonderful job with my daughter and I. Even during the most emergent situations. Thank you for being there for us always. We love each and everyone one of you.

Everyone here is really nice. They go out of their way to help people.

Welcome to the rooms of the last resort. God has a plan for you.

Before I found this place I was in a dark place in my life with my addictions. The night before I found this wonderful new family I have now, I was ready to give up. I was never much of a drinker but they welcomed me with open arms and accepted me as I was. I now know I was a Alcoholic in my ways, we are share the same feelings, emotions, trauma and depression that controlled our lives that lead us down a road of despair. I now have a family that helps me with my daily struggles and gave me the suggestions I needed to live a live of sobriety and I could never thank them enough. Thank you everyone at westside that helped me change my life and continue to live a healthy and happy life one day at a time!!

Great people who care trying to do the next right thing. A place that makes you feel like your truly not alone and your at home. I would recommend it to anyone looking for a solid meeting schedule with quality topics trying to further their journey in sobriety.

The feeling I get when walking into a meeting is great and after is amazing too. I really do not how else to say it. Great people, staff, friends and recovery family

Amazing place. Come to find answers, solutions, and hope. Our family was offered excellent free counseling.

I really enjoyed The Friday Night Wrap Up Painting with Stephanie. It was a nice Mental Time Out😎! Stephanie is amazing, thank you for the good “clean” time with old friends and new!!!! I suck but it was a blast!!!

I have been very happy with my experience over the last year at OMH, and I am so happy I took the step to get help.

From my experience over months of working intensively to survive traumatic and complicated grief, everyone with whom I interact with at OMHC has been and continues to be compassionate, patient, and expert professionals. From the first day when I arrived and collapsed into a lobby chair with tears streaming and reality shifted from normal, I was rescued and cared for by these remarkable people. Working weekly with both a grief counselor and a physician, I discovered that the interplay between my underlying medical conditions and high functioning autism were being dramatically affected by the traumatic grief. This caused a period of reactive psychosis or shift from reality where nothing seemed real and I could once again see and speak with my recently departed mother. Without help, people with autism do not process grief like a neuro-normal and as such are more profoundly affected and can become very ill, like I had. The underlying adrenal insufficiency and narcolepsy, which were caused by prior damage to the pituitary and hypothalamus organs of the brain, are potentially life-threatening if not treated appropriately. Due to the autism and subsequent inability to process traumatic grief, my neurological medical conditions were thrown into disequilibrium. The result was daily adrenal crises and significant reduction in neurotransmitters of the brain. Some of these are responsible for higher brain function, such as the executive functions, namely decision making, reasoning abilities, cognitive processing of information (difficulty taking in and understanding information), and even impulse control. Insomnia. Inability to eat mainly because food didn't just taste a little off but rather it tasted rotten. The world seemed to be very far away and foggy. My head felt like a huge rock on my shoulders instead of my own head. My body felt weighed down and slow as if I were trying to slog my way through tar. But nothing mattered because of the deep depression that had settled in to stay for a long visit. This is when the world became dream-like and I could see momma again. I had been unable to locate grief counseling for many weeks since momma passed regardless of how hard I tried to find it and begged for help. There was nothing. But now, that no longer mattered because momma was back. For a very brief time, returning to the work that I loved and had worked nearly half my life to be able to do, now seemed like someone else's life. My medical leave was ending soon and I should be concerned about it. However, I was so satisfied and relieved to have mommy back home that I was unconcerned that the world had disappeared. We talked for hours everyday. When I went to the pharmacy for refills, as mommy was always reminding me when it was time to take my medicine, the pharmacist had heard I was looking for grief counseling and mentioned this place in a big building over there down that little road at the very end. I put the bag of medicine into my purse and seemed to float to the car and over to that place. I don't recall seeing any name on the building or a sign out front and wasn't sure I was where I was supposed to be. I was just so very tired and weak. I entered and saw comfortable chairs and collapsed into one. My memory is very hazy around some of these weeks but there are important aspects that rise above all of the heavy fog. These are very kind, genuinely kind people, I recall thinking. I'm being given some instructions and because they're obviously trying to help me, I will do as they ask. They're very kind, gentle, and warm people. During these days that stretched into weeks, life was a blur of ongoing crying jags that filled my head with such pain that it felt like it might crack open, conversely, I enjoyed many soothing talks with mommy. She was always waiting for me when I returned home. Gratitude and happiness filled me each time I saw her. Sadly, as I was improving, mommy was disappearing. I grieved again. I am here because I was first carried by and then allowed to lean on the remarkable and compassionate people at OMHC.