Veterans face unique challenges that can increase the risk of substance use disorders (SUD), from combat trauma and moral injury to chronic pain and isolation after separation from the Armed Services. Addiction treatment tailored for veterans and military culture is essential for effective recovery.
Let’s explore the data, common substances misused and co-occurring conditions and available therapies used to improve the quality of life for veterans. We also outline the levels of treatment, access points through the VA and community programs and financial resources to help veterans reclaim their health.
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Key Facts in Addiction Treatment for Veterans
Roughly 1 in 10 post-9/11 veterans meet criteria for substance use disorders; heavy drinking is highest in the Marine Corps and Air Force.
Post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), moral injury, traumatic brain injury (TBI), military sexual trauma (MST), and chronic pain significantly increase relapse risks and complicate treatment planning.
VA and community programs offer inpatient, outpatient, teletherapy, and sober-living options tailored to veterans’ needs.
Evidence-based therapies include cognitive processing therapy (CPT), eye movement desensitization and reprocessing (EMDR), acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT), peer mentorship and integrative wellness models like mindfulness-based stress reduction (MBSR) and yoga.
VA benefits, TRICARE, grants, and scholarships can reduce or eliminate out-of-pocket rehab costs.
Relapse prevention, peer support and vocational resources support long-term recovery after discharge.
Addiction & Substance Use in Veterans and Active-Duty Military
Latest Statistics & Prevalence Across Service Branches
Approximately 1 in 10 post‑9/11 veterans meet criteria for a substance use disorder (SUD), with alcohol misuse being most common. Heavy drinking is notably higher in the Marine Corps, followed by the Air Force, the Army, and then the Navy.
Veterans also experience deployment‑cycle spikes in substance misuse, including post‑deployment binge‑drinking and prescription opioid use following blast or orthopedic injuries. Since 2018, cannabis misuse has risen after many states legalized use, and the delta‑8 THC loophole poses new monitoring challenges, particularly on military bases.
Common Substances Misused (Alcohol, Opioids, Benzos, Stimulants, Cannabis)
Alcohol is the most commonly misused substance among veterans.
1 in 3 veterans met the criteria for alcohol use disorder
65 percent of veterans in addiction treatment report alcohol as their most misused substance.
Drinking is often tied to poor coping with stress, isolation or trauma. Opioids are frequently prescribed for polytrauma-related pain, especially after combat injuries, while benzodiazepines are sometimes misused to self-medicate PTSD-related insomnia.
30 percent of veterans were binge drinkers
1 in 3 met the criteria for hazardous drinking
Stimulant misuse reflects the demands of high-tempo operational settings where alertness is critical. Cannabis misuse has also risen with state-level legalization.
Other emerging trends, such as gabapentin abuse, kratom use, and energy drink “stacking,” pose new challenges for providers and complicate toxicology screening., Polysubstance use, also called “cocktailing,” is the mixture of alcohol, opioids, benzos.
3.5 percent of veterans reported using cannabis
1.7 percent reported using illicit drugs other than cannabis.
This can magnify overdose risks and make medical detox significantly more complex.
Unique Risk Factors & Co-Occurring Conditions
Combat Exposure, PTSD & Moral Injury
Veterans exposed to combat often experience PTSD with symptoms of hyperarousal and intrusive memories. This can drive them to self-medicate with alcohol or sedatives. Neurobiologically, trauma-related cues can activate both amygdala fear circuits and reward pathways, thereby increasing cravings and relapse risk.
Beyond PTSD, moral injury is a deep guilt, shame, or feelings of betrayal over perceived ethical violations and has been linked to heavier drinking patterns than PTSD alone. Moral injury may also reduce willingness to engage in trauma-focused care like exposure therapy.
Integrated treatment improves recovery, leading to a higher abstinence rate and greater cost-effectiveness. Integrated treatment shows greater reduction of PTSD symptoms compared to standard care.
Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) & Chronic Pain
TBI, especially from blast injuries, disrupts dopaminergic pathways by increasing impulsivity and relapse risk in veterans with substance use disorders.
Greater opioid use is common in managing post-blast chronic pain. However, non-opioid multimodal approaches like nerve blocks, ketamine infusions, and physical therapy have shown promise in reducing opioid misuse.
Ongoing symptoms like headaches, vestibular dysfunction, and fragmented sleep impair cognitive abilities and limit a veteran’s participation in group therapy.
These conditions require an individualized treatment approach. Tailoring treatment plans to veterans with TBI and pain is essential to support continued engagement in therapy and minimize the risk of substance dependency.
Military Sexual Trauma (MST) & Gender-Specific Stressors
Roughly 1 in 3 female veterans and an increasing number of male veterans report experiencing military sexual trauma (MST). Many victims turn to alcohol or drugs to dull flashbacks and intrusive thoughts. Under-reporting is common and is often driven by fears of retaliation or disrupting unit cohesion.
Gender-specific treatment groups improve program retention by offering safer spaces for disclosure and healing. Female hormonal fluctuations can also impact how the body processes medications like naltrexone.
Medications used to treat substance use disorders sometimes require dose adjustments in female patients to maintain treatment effectiveness and reduce relapse risk.
Transition to Civilian Life, Isolation & Stigma
Expiration term of service (ETS) refers to the date marking the end of active duty and the option to reenlist or transition back to civilian life.
The first 12 months carries heightened relapse risk due to the loss of unit identity, employment gaps, and reduced social connections. Many veterans delay seeking help for two to three years because they fear their struggles will be seen as weakness.
This stigma is common among Guard and Reserve members who often lack daily peer support. Peer Navigators, Vet Center outreach, and coordinated VA-Department of Labor Transition Assistance workshops help bridge these gaps by building trust by connecting veterans to early intervention, and easing reintegration into civilian roles.
Levels of Care in Addiction Treatment for Veterans
Medical Detox & Stabilization
Veteran-focused detox programs provide 24/7 medical monitoring to manage risks such as seizures and withdrawal-related psychosis. Clinical tools like CIWA for alcohol and COWS for opioids help guide safe taper protocols.
For opioid use, rapid-induction buprenorphine micro-dosing allows smoother transitions from full agonists, minimizing a more dangerous precipitated withdrawal.
After stabilization, you may receive bridge prescriptions to continue medication-assisted treatment (MAT) in outpatient care. Discharge planning includes dispensing a naloxone kit to reduce the risk of death from overdose during early recovery.
Residential / Inpatient Rehab (SARRTP, Domiciliary)
Residential addiction treatment programs for veterans like Substance Abuse Residential Rehabilitation Treatment Program (SARRTP) and Domiciliary Care offer trauma-integrated treatment for 28-60 days. Optional housing configurations may include a “squad bay” or private rooms based on gender and MST history.
Care includes daily psychiatric treatment, recreational therapy, and vocational rehabilitation. Some programs include pet therapy, which has demonstrated improvement in mood and engagement.
Facilities follow a zero-tolerance policy for violence and use motivational interviewing rather than punitive measures for relapse. Discharge before completing a program may be triggered by aggression or safety risks.
Partial Hospitalization & Intensive Outpatient Programs (PHP/IOP)
PHP and IOP offer up to six hours per day of outpatient evidence-based group sessions, individual therapy, and skills training. These programs serve as ideal step-down options following inpatient treatment, especially for reservists, working veterans or those managing childcare responsibilities.
Structured but flexible, PHP and IOP emphasize continuity while promoting independence. To support recovery, programs often include random toxicology screens and wearable breathalyzers to improve accountability and early intervention in case of relapse.
Standard Outpatient & VA Telehealth Options
Standard outpatient care combines weekly therapy groups and medication management through VA Video Connect. Veterans complete asynchronous cognitive behavior therapy (CBT) workshops to reinforce coping skills.
Teletherapy helps rural veterans avoid travel burdens that can sometimes exceed 200 miles. Urine drug screen kits can be mailed directly to veterans in rehab. Digital platforms track homework and participation, helping clinicians to spot dropout risks early and provide timely support.
Sober Living, Recovery Housing & Transitional Programs
VA Grant & Per Diem-funded sober living offers structured, subsidized housing with veteran-led communities that build accountability and camaraderie. Residents follow mandatory meetings, curfews and receive job search support.
Studies show a 40% higher abstinence rate at 12 months compared to those without recovery housing. Privileges like overnights and curfew extensions are gradually earned, reinforcing stability and progress in early recovery.
Evidence-Based Therapies Used With Veterans
Cognitive Processing Therapy, Prolonged Exposure & EMDR
Cognitive processing therapy (CPT) helps veterans identify and reframe trauma-related “stuck points” via structured workbook homework promoting faster insight. Prolonged exposure techniques use the imagination and real exposures to triggers that reduce avoidance and desensitize trauma triggers.
EMDR uses stimulation to help process fragmented combat memories. EMDR sessions are more effective when veterans first undergo CPT to reduce cognitive resistance. Veterans who first undergo CPT can shorten EMDR sessions by reducing cognitive resistance and identifying trauma-related patterns.
CBT, ACT & Motivational Interviewing
Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) helps veterans replace negative automatic thoughts like “I’m broken” with realistic and healthier coping statements. Acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT) encourages accepting intrusive thoughts without judgment and committing to living in line with your values, even during cravings.
Motivational Interviewing (MI) fosters intrinsic motivation through guided “change talk” with a non-confrontational style that predicts higher engagement and successful program completion.
12-Step Facilitation vs. SMART Recovery
Programs like the 12 Steps emphasize spiritual surrender, sponsorship and service. These characteristics are in line with the military’s “battle buddy” ethos of mutual accountability.
In contrast, Self-Management and Recovery Training (SMART) Recovery is secular and grounded in rational emotive behavior therapy (REBT) and CBT and appeals to veterans who may prefer a data-driven model.
Many programs offer dual-track options for veterans to “test-drive” both approaches, which has been shown to improve retention and engagement.
Family & Couples Modalities (FCT, CRAFT)
Family-centered therapy (FCT) builds skills in assertive communication and boundary-setting with added parenting modules tailored for reservists who are balancing service and family life.
Community Reinforcement and Family Training (CRAFT) empowers veterans’ loved ones to reinforce sobriety and avoid enabling. These approaches increase engagement and improve family cohesion.
Mindfulness, Yoga, Meditation & Biofeedback
Mindfulness-based stress reduction (MBSR) lowers cortisol and C-reactive protein levels, which are indicators of inflammation and can improve sleep. Practices like Yoga Nidra and iRest are DoD-endorsed for addressing PTSD-related insomnia. Many units commonly integrate 20-minute recordings into barracks routines.
Heart rate variability, biofeedback and neurofeedback provide real-time tracking of the autonomic nervous system recovery. Veterans use these tools to monitor progress and sustain emotional stability.
Adventure, Equine & Service-Dog-Assisted Therapy
Experiential therapies like rock climbing, paddling and ruck marches help veterans rebuild mastery, restore trust and re-engage the brain’s dopamine system. Service-dog partnerships reduce hypervigilance and offer tactile interruption during cravings, supporting emotional regulation and relapse prevention.
Equine-assisted therapy strengthens sensitivity to non-verbal cues and boundary-setting. Many MST survivors report increased feelings of safety using equine-assisted therapy.
Physical Training, Nutrition & Sleep Optimization
Progressive physical training (PT) reverses deconditioning after detox and boosts mood by engaging the endocannabinoid system. Anti-inflammatory diets rich in omega-3s support gut repair and reduce dysbiosis, which may help to reduce cravings.
Cognitive behavioral therapy for insomnia (CBT-I) and blue-light hygiene help reset circadian rhythms to improve sleep quality. Restorative sleep is essential for neuroplasticity and long-term recovery.
Accessing Care: VA, DoD & Community Resources
VA Substance Use Disorder (SUD) Program Locator & Vet Centers
Veterans can search over 200 SARRTP facilities and 1,000+ community-based outpatient clinics (CBOCs) by ZIP code, with call-center triage enabling same-day detox referrals. You can also filter the directory at Rehab.com for “veterans programs” and the accepted insurance providers.
Vet Centers provide after-hours counseling and family sessions without requiring proof of VA enrollment. For rural veterans, Beneficiary Travel reimbursements and Disabled American Veterans (DAV) vans help overcome transportation barriers and improve access to timely substance use care.
Non-Profit & Private “Veterans-Only” Facilities
Organizations like Wounded Warrior Project (WWP), Home Base, and Project Healing Waters offer grant-funded programs for uninsured veterans. Some private rehab centers feature military-specific tracks with staff members certified as NAADAC Military Addiction Specialists.
When exploring options, veterans should verify that providers have trauma-focused credentials and deliver adequate evidence-based treatment hours per week to ensure clinical quality and personalized care.
Confidentiality, Command Notification & Career Concerns
SUD records are protected under HIPAA and 42 CFR Part 2. Written consent is required for release. “Safe Harbor” self-referral policies allow service members to seek help without facing punitive action.
In 2021, the Brandon Act was signed into law and empowers active-duty service members to request a mental health evaluation. Post-treatment outcomes may lead to limited duty assignments or, in some cases, administrative separation, depending on the determination of a military readiness board.
Paying for Veterans Addiction Treatment
Eligibility for VA Health Benefits & Disability Compensation
VA priority groups determine copay requirements. Many combat-era veterans qualify as Priority 6 and incurring minimal or no fees. Veterans with a service-connected SUD rating are typically exempt from copays and may qualify for travel reimbursement.
For those entering inpatient rehab, VA disability compensation can help offset lost civilian income, providing financial stability during the recovery process.
TRICARE Coverage Tiers (Active-Duty vs. Retiree)
Active-duty service members receive full TRICARE coverage for addiction treatment. There are no out-of-pocket costs regardless if care is provided at a military treatment facility or an authorized civilian center as long as treatment is approved by their command. This includes inpatient detox, outpatient therapy, and MAT.
In contrast, retirees and their dependents are responsible for cost-sharing, but expenses are capped annually at $3,500 under TRICARE’s catastrophic cap.
Prescription medications, including those for substance use and mental health, are typically filled through ExpressScripts’ mail-order delivery service. It’s important to note that treatment authorizations reset at the start of each fiscal year, so beneficiaries should reapply at least 30 days in advance to prevent lapses in coverage.
Private Insurance, Grants & Scholarships
Many private insurance plans cover veteran addiction treatment under mental health parity laws, although deductibles and prior authorization may apply.
Nonprofit organizations and foundations may offer grants and scholarships to cover costs for uninsured or underinsured veterans, especially for programs without VA affiliation. Veterans should inquire about sliding-scale options, state block grants and military-specific aid to significantly reduce financial barriers.
Admissions & What to Expect
Pre-Admission Assessments & Required Documentation
Before admission, veterans should gather key documents: DD-214, CAC/ID card, insurance card, medication list, prior behavioral health records and any relevant imaging CDs to support admission and treatment.
An ASAM-based biopsychosocial assessment guides decisions on level of care, detox medications and needed accommodations. A rapid toxicology screen, TB test, and COVID vaccination status help determine safe placement in cohort housing during treatment.
Typical Daily Schedule in a Veteran Residential Program
A structured day begins with 0600 PT formation, 0730 chow, 0900 group therapy, 1100 skills labs and 1400 individual counseling sessions. Evenings include peer support groups, journaling, and recreational activities like woodshop or art therapy, with lights out at 2200.
Weekends feature family-education sessions and off-site AA or SMART Recovery meetings to help veterans build lasting support beyond the treatment setting.
Discharge Planning & Relapse-Prevention Blueprint
Discharge planning begins on day one with an aftercare coordinator assigned to arrange follow-up care before the veteran exits the program.
Each veteran receives a naloxone kit, a personalized relapse trigger list, a crisis-line wallet card and a service-animal plan if needed. A written relapse-prevention plan is shared with consent from a sponsor or family member and is reinforced with a 48-hour post-discharge check-in call.
Life After Rehab
Aftercare: VA/Community Outpatient, Tele-IOP & Peer Mentorship
After rehab, veterans can enter an IOP for 90 days through a CBOC or Vet Center via hybrid models that blend in-person and telehealth group sessions.
Tele-IOP platforms use encrypted apps to maintain operational security (OPSEC), and rural veterans can mail saliva samples for compliance testing. Peer mentors, often program alumni, help boost attendance, with incentives like coffee vouchers and gym passes to reinforce ongoing engagement.
Sober Peer Networks (VFW, American Legion, Recovery Apps)
VFW Posts offer peer support groups at local posts by providing local areas for veterans to connect and support each other. Online platforms like RallyPoint, Military OneSource and Vets4Warriors provide ways for veterans to connect in real time.
Programs use buddy-check SMS reminders to reduce relapse spikes tied to holidays, deployment anniversaries, and loss-related dates by offering consistent peer support during high-risk periods.
Employment & Education Resources (VR&E, GI Bill)
VA Vocational Rehabilitation & Employment (VR&E) offers pathways like apprenticeships, supported employment and small-business grant planning for veterans in recovery.
The GI Bill housing allowance helps stabilize finances during early sobriety, while Re-Entry Employment supports re-entry into the workforce. Employers hiring veterans may qualify for the Work Opportunity Tax Credit and the Department of Labor’s HIRE Vets Medallion. These programs encourage recovery-friendly workplaces.
Managing Chronic Pain Without Opioids
VA Whole Health clinics use an integrative approach to pain by bundling whole-person and complementary strategies to reduce reliance on opioids.
For refractory pain, options may include spinal cord stimulation, stellate ganglion blocks and ketamine infusions, when clinically appropriate. Programs can adopt a functional restoration model to focus on life participation at work, relationships and mobility, rather than aiming for complete pain elimination.
Addiction Treatment for Veterans: Frequently Asked Questions
The VA can cover private rehab through the Community Care Network (CCN) when VA facilities are unavailable or too far. Veterans request a consult, and a VA provider submits a CCN referral. Once approved by a third-party administrator, the private facility bills VA directly. Veterans pay only applicable copays, if any.
Yes. Self-referral is protected under the Limited Use Policy, and medical details are shared only on a need-to-know basis.
A command-directed evaluation may lead to temporary duty restrictions, but not automatic discharge. Documenting treatment progress and completing the program successfully is often viewed positively in evaluations and can support long-term career retention.
Most veteran inpatient rehab programs last 28-35 days, although veterans with dual diagnoses or chronic pain may stay 60 days or more.
Duration depends on ASAM criteria, clinical progress, and insurance approval, which does not follow a fixed 30-day model. Many veterans transition to a PHP or IOP for continued structure without hospitalization.
If you relapse, it may signal that your relapse prevention plan needs to be revised or reinforced. Next steps typically include contacting your sponsor, attending an emergency group, and notifying your case manager.
VA Rapid Access clinics or detox readmission can be arranged within 24 hours. Relapse is not failure. It’s treated as clinical data to adjust your care plan and reinforce coping strategies moving forward.
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134 Jacobs Way
Port Matilda, PA 16870
| The St. Joseph Institute in Port Matilda, Pennsylvania takes a holistic and spiritual approach to caring for those with addiction, mental health, and dual diagnosis conditions. Spiritual motivation is the centric philosophy of treatment for adults ages 18 to 65. They have residential programs for veterans and for those struggling with chronic pain. | Treatments Programs Payment Options | So Blessed to have found St. Joseph’s! Saved my Life! As a mature 50 something grandma, I would never have believed that I would get so sucked into addiction that I could give up everything for one thing! But Nothing Shy of a Miracle would make me quit.God heard my plea for Help and St Joseph’s delivered! 3 weeks into my rehab I had a heart attack, I would probably be dead had I been outside of St Joseph’s using like I was, and after a quick procedure I was back to finish my rehab 48 hours later. My stay extended beyond 60 days, and sure there were days I felt trapped inside this village, but I needed precisely there to be rules, stability, structure. Quitting One thing for Every Thing would not be my New Reality had it not been for St. Joseph’s!
Pattie
2 months ago
SJI is in an idyllic setting where the peaceful atmosphere integrates wellness, educational programming, and both individual and group therapy sessions lead by competent and compassionate staff. Homemade meals include a well stocked salad bar and fresh fruit. If Grace is cooking, you are in for a treat!
The individual therapy was most beneficial to me. I was fortunate to be assigned to Emily B. (but all counselors are lovely and I benefited from the group sessions they provided on a rotation schedule). Guest speakers were profound, offering hope and keys to resilience.
The peace, quiet, and support I received allowed me to unplug and really get to the crux of my personal issues in ways outpatient therapy didn’t, and could never, touch.
As a client, I took ownership of my progress, never “skipping” sessions, no excuses given, and took advantage of early morning sessions that were optional offered by Val during the week (She’s a true gem, and I highly recommend taking advantage of the opportunities she offers). The RA’s Joe, Dave and Bri were supportive and compassionate, and always available throughout the day and into the night, 24/7. My counselor, Emily, was firm, fair and consistent. She called me out when necessary and truly helped me get where I needed and wanted to be – Happy, Joyful, and Free.
It was a pleasure to serve as community leader during my time at Saint Joseph’s Institute (when I was ready). Happily sober now, involved in daily AA meetings both virtually and in-person in my local community, I refer others to SJI on the regular, and am pleased to do so here in this forum.
Freedom from alcohol addiction is attainable if you work for it (other addictions, too), and I was given the tools I needed to live alcohol and hangover free for life, full of patience, forgiveness, tolerance of others, and love. Is everything perfect for me? No. But SJI gave me what I needed at a time when I was lost and desperate for change and hope. I got what I needed, and you can, too. I’m determined to make it despite the challenges I face personally today at work, at home, and in my relationships. Make the call. Give yourself this gift of sobriety, and do it at St. Joe’s. One Day At A Time.
Brenda Smith
2 months ago
I went to this place and honestly it changed my life. It wasn’t just the place but the people that work there 💜 I know it’s a business but the compassion and understanding is unbelievable. If I didn’t have kids to get home to I would have stayed longer. They do do extensions as well. If recovery ang getting your life back is what you are looking for, I highly recommend this place.
Ashley S.Byrne
2 months ago
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South Shores RecoveryAd This is an ad and South Shores Recovery is a paid advertiser. Paid advertisers may be listed first in search results. This ad may contain content provided by the advertiser. Rehab.com does not verify ad content or any reviews that are displayed. Learn More 27568 Vista De Dons
Dana Point, CA 92624
| South Shores Recovery is a dual-diagnosis drug rehab and substance use treatment facility in Dana Point, California. They serve adult men and women with detox and outpatient programs.. The treatment center creates a trauma-informed individualized curriculum for every client, comprising conventional, evidence-based treatments like cognitive behavior | Treatments Programs Payment Options | View Website (877) 527-2150 | The club no one wants to belong to is waiting for you. Let’s be honest: Nobody wakes up thinking it’s a good day to stop their addiction and go to rehabilitation. The fear of losing my old way of living (which wasn’t productive or making me happy) kept me looking through the distorted lens of the bottle.
I thought other people needed rehabilitation, but South Shore completely transformed my life in ways I never even dared to imagine. The journey began reluctantly, much like the late Amy Winehouse’s famous song “Rehab.” The thought of going to rehab felt like a last resort, and the stigma around it was daunting. But addiction doesn’t discriminate, affecting people from every walk of life, including successful writers with master’s degrees, licenses in medical sciences, and television fitness personalities like myself.
When I arrived, South Shore’s safe and serene environment provided the perfect backdrop for healing. The 24/7 medical support was a lifeline during detox, ensuring that I was comfortable and safe as I began to purge the toxins from my body. The detox process was supervised by compassionate professionals who made it as smooth as possible.
South Shore’s approach is holistic, focusing on mind, body, and spirit. The Big Book of AA, which I previously scoffed at, now serves as the cornerstone of my recovery. Through various therapies, including yoga, meditation, and surfing, I found new ways to connect with myself and the world around me. The sessions at the beach were particularly transformative, allowing me to heal in the midst of inspiring natural beauty. My only critique is that due to varying physical capabilities among participants, some of the best hikes and views from atop the cliffs were not attainable due to strenuous challenges. However, this experience taught me tolerance and acceptance.
Education is a cornerstone of the program. I learned so much about the nature of addiction, why I drank, and most importantly, how to stay sober. The individualized treatment plans were tailored to my unique needs and adapted as I progressed. This personalized care was crucial in addressing the underlying issues that fueled my addiction.
One of the most surprising joys was discovering a supportive community. In group therapy and 12-Step meetings, I found my tribe. The camaraderie and understanding among fellow participants were invaluable. The program’s emphasis on community and peer support continues to be a cornerstone of my recovery. During my stay, I learned to achieve and maintain abstinence from substances, develop strategies to manage cravings and triggers, practice healthy coping skills, build a support network of peers, mentors, or sponsors, and engage in therapy to address the underlying issues contributing to substance use.
Recovery is not just about abstaining from substances; it’s about discovering a new way of life. South Shore gave me the tools to cope with cravings and prevent relapse. The skills and strategies I developed during my stay have been essential in maintaining my sobriety.
The support doesn’t end when you leave. South Shore’s continuing care and alumni programs ensure that you remain connected and supported long after you’ve left the facility. The lifelong membership in the South Shore community means that help is always available when needed.
Choosing rehab was the best decision I ever made. South Shore not only helped me break free from the chains of addiction but also gave me a fresh perspective and a renewed outlook on life. If you’re struggling with addiction, take that first step. It’s not the end of the road; it’s the beginning of a new journey.
Thank you, South Shore, for giving me my life back (not to mention my husband, children, and chance at a successful career!)
Andes Hruby
1 month ago
Made me feel like family. Amazing staff that I grew close too and would definitely recommend for anyone iffy about rehab and nervous. Very good people. Also ruby always around to cheer you up.
Adrian Pina
2 months ago
When I got to South Shores I was at my rock bottom, I was completely miserable and broken. The staff there helped me build myself back up and become functional again. They gave me the tools and the resources that I needed so
I could remain successful when I left impatient.
From the therapist down to the technicians you can’t miss. Each one of them are overly qualified and are beyond knowledgeable about recovery. Matt is an absolute legend, his groups will truly humble any man or woman. The fact that he can get down onto your level share his story and current problems truly shows how important honesty and working the program is. Jamison is an amazing tech and has so much knowledge. Don’t be afraid to seek his guidance, I learned just as much from him as I did anyone! They also have an amazing support system after you leave the program. Brian has been in contact with me multiple times a week, what’s shows me that they truly do care about your well being. But at the end of the day you’re only going to get what you put into it. It’s going to take a lot of work and the willingness to be valuable. I took everything I could possibly get from them. And even though I loved it there the only way I’ll go back is to show others what South Shores helped me have. That’s peace, love, happiness, joy and the gift of being sober. Thank you South Shore’s for helping me find my greener grass!
Jordan Arambula
2 months ago
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7 Seafield Lane
Westhampton Beach, NY 11978
| Seafield Center Alcohol and Substance Abuse Treatment is an alcohol and drug rehab center based in Westhampton Beach, New York. This is their main location, which offers inpatient addiction treatment to adult men and women. They have space for 100 residents at a time. They provide individual and group counseling, medically assisted detox and medica | Treatments Programs Payment Options | I miss you, E, even though you’re a rangers fan, obviously Aaron isn’t my real name, but you probably remember me as the one who wore his heart on his sleeve, and put me up for big brother in the first 3 days jerk! Typical ranger fan, lol I’m kidding I love and miss you, but I hope to never have to see you again in that situation or environment. Most of all thank you for smacking some sense into me, and let hippy Santa know, I understand serene now, and I did get a puppy!! Big D too, you’re the man, maybe one day we will cross paths in a much better situation, keep it up and going guys, you got this!!
Aaron
3 months ago
I was in Seafield center 36 years ago. Greatest experience of my Life. Still Happy Healthy & Sober all these years.
Daniel Obyrne
7 months ago
This place is fantastic! And so are the people working in this fine establishment
Mame F Wade
9 months ago
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1400 Veterans Highway
Levittown, PA 19056
| The Steps To Recovery addiction treatment center is situated in Levittown, Pennsylvania. At this drug rehab center, patients can expect to engage in a unique treatment approach that focuses on helping individuals recover through authenticity, intimacy, community connection, and transparency. Steps to Recovery offers a serene and private environ | Treatments Programs Payment Options | Great place, very nice. Staff were friendly and the techs are even better. Kim was so respectful and relatable to the clients. She made everyone feel welcome and treated us like her peers. Highly recommend this place if you’re serious about getting sober.
unknown unknown
3 months ago
I have been to several treatment facilities and this one is by far the best one i have been to. Not only is the facility clean and well kept, the faculty that works there have amazing hearts. This is the only treatment facility that i have been to where the staff actually genuinely care for you and your recovery/well being. They have a unique treatment plan that works. Unlike many places I have been to instead of boring you to death, they actually make recovery fun, which in my experience has a lot to do with being able to succeed in recovery. I have recommended multiple friends and family members to go here when they are struggling with addiction and will continue to recommend Steps to Recovery to anyone who asks how i got clean and remained clean. I owe my life and my recovery to these people and they will always have a special place in my heart.
Just a little update, celebrating 10 years clean in a few months
Keith Greisemer
6 months ago
I recently “graduated” from STR. I was in programming between May to September, originally PHP and then in the IOP mental health program. While in PHP I was in housing as well. There are family sessions offered too, but I did not utilize that service while at STR.
While the house I was at was not perfect, administration tried their best to accommodate every concern clients had with the house. It was overall a clean and safe environment to live in. If there are any concerns advocate for yourself and ask a tech to call a house meeting if it is an interpersonal issue within the house. If you have a different issue communicate that to the director and it will most likely be handled promptly.
The PHP (partial hospitalization program) for mental health is six days a week, 9am-1:30 Monday-Friday and 9am-12pm Saturdays. The program changes as needs change. When I first began there process groups were three hours long, but when I left they were two hours long with an additional hour of psych ed. While the day may seem long, everyone gets a break between noon and 12:30. Afternoon there are different types of therapy everyday like art therapy, DBT, CBT.
IOP (intensive outpatient program) is only 9am-12pm three days a week, usually Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday. The director is accommodating though so if for any reason you need to not go on a Monday, you could always go on a Saturday if you advocate for yourself.
You’ll have one individual session a week with one of the clinicians. I had Ashley and she is phenomenal. While the staff really do care about the clients, Ashley definitely cares about clients and it shows in her work.
You’ll also have a session with either Dr. Newman or Monique once a week to go over medications they are both amazing!
STR is shaped not just by the staff, but clientele too. I have reinforced and grew my support system while being at STR. And while I was in the mental health program, I have substance use disorder as well, I’d recommend Steps to recovery struggling with their mental health or substance use. It may take a couple of weeks to really settle into the program, but continue to do the work since you are worth it and advocate for yourself if something isn’t working for you.
STR is also a great facility if you’re part of the LGBTQ+ community. The staff here are not just accepting, but affirming. There is an optional LGBTQ+ group once a week with Christian, which was my favorite part of the week.
Sal DiPasquale
10 months ago
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2011 N Wheeler Street
Plant City, FL 33563
| WhiteSands Alcohol & Drug Rehab in Plant City, Florida, is an addiction treatment facility for adults. The organization has been in operation since 2014. They offer a variety of programs including their residential program and their medication assisted treatment program. They have a 10 acre campus with private rooms and an athletic complex. WhiteS | Treatments Programs Payment Options | Hi, my name is Jenna, and I am a trash Panda alcoholic. I am not ashamed that I needed help. The quality of the staff is preeminent, and the curriculum is outstanding. I learned the names of almost all the BHTs and the culinary staff because everyone had a hand in my recovery process. This treatment center has a heart for YOUR recovery. It is dual diagnosis, so I recommend that if you have struggles with mental health, addiction, or adulting is just very difficult, and you need time to rediscover who you are, this is the place to be. They make sure you feel physically and emotionally safe while you peel back layers of trauma and begin the process of unbecoming all your limiting beliefs. For far too long, we have listened to that voice of doubt in our heads that is not us. They help you focus a lens on yourself to truly understand who you are and maybe discover your purpose.
You have to do the work and want it, but all the tools are at your fingertips. The facility itself could use a little updating, but I wasn’t there for a vacation. Keep in mind everyone is on their journey, and do not let that distract you from yours. If you are open to it, you can get a handle on your trauma, set goals, and become physically and mentally more steadfast and fit. The food is pretty good with plenty of healthy options and snacks. Shout out to Cameron and Nicole in culinary, I loved seeing your happy faces during mealtime. If you would like a smoothie or a coffee, Mama Missy and Loretta have got you. Speaking of treating your body well, Nicole and Ann Marie will get you spiritually fit and in tune with your body’s ability through amazing and encouraging yoga. If you can discipline your time and make the most of it, going to the gym for boxing is a life changer. Coach Ray and Ernest will push you to respect yourself and realize you are truly a gift from above. Nursing staff is also epic, Tim and Denise are just medical angels!
As for therapists, I named the ones I learned the most
Jenna Walls
2 weeks ago
Big big shoutout to my Therapist, DEB. This is my 2nd time back at Whitesands & I wouldn’t go to any other place. Deb, thank you so much for changing my life in every aspect! I am truly grateful having you as my therapist both times. I love love you so much.
Shoutout to my case manager AMANDA for helping me every step of the way throughout my journey! It is very important to have an aftercare plan. I decided to move back to NY and she helped provide me an IOP regarding my aftercare.
HUGE thanks to ALL the techs that made my stay truly amazing. Shoutout to KEITH, Shannon, Rose, T, Ant, Joey, Telyssa, & all the other techs that made my stay worthwhile. I truly couldn’t have done this without them.
SO MUCH LOVE TO ERIC, ZACH, BREANNA, & SHAY FOR CONDUCTING GREAT GROUPS! I’ve learned so much this time around & knowledge is forever. I truly have the tools necessary to take my next steps of sobriety. Again.. thank you.
WhiteSands is a phenomenal rehab if you truly want to get help. This is ideally the best treatment center I’ve been to. They TRULY care. Especially if you want the help… you will absolutely get it. Thank you to everyone. You change LIVES!!!
With love,
Ellie Efkarpidis. <3
Ellie Efkarpidis
1 month ago
I’m still trying to figure out how they pulled it off. I mean everyone on the payroll at WhiteSands were absolutely great. Hands down I recommend this facility . In the end as with all, you get what you put in it. First move to recovery…Call WhiteSands. You want regret it!
Thadius Thomas
1 month ago
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California Behavioral HealthAd This is an ad and California Behavioral Health is a paid advertiser. Paid advertisers may be listed first in search results. This ad may contain content provided by the advertiser. Rehab.com does not verify ad content or any reviews that are displayed. Learn More 37066 Bankside Drive
Cathedral City, CA 92234
| Found in Cathedral City Cathedral, California, California Behavioral Health is a private rehabilitation center that provides addiction and dual diagnosis treatment for adults. This treatment takes a holistic approach to addressing addiction and ensures a well-rounded recovery journey through its inpatient program, intensive outpatient program, part | Treatments Programs Payment Options | View Website (760) 614-9800 | Excellent staff , amazing treatment center, very helpful and professional. I did a 180 change in my life , I believe in myself now.
William Maupin
1 month ago
The staff was both caring and professional! The other clients were friendly and welcoming. The facility is clean and well maintained. I simply can’t say enough great things about my experience at CBH!
I left having been given all the emotional tools and training needed to enjoy a sober life. My family and I are finally able to enjoy all of the wonderful things together that had been missing.
Thank you CBH for giving me a new lease on life!
Bud Runner
1 month ago
The therapists and nursing staff are very caring and supportive. Marty is the bomb.
David Nygren
2 months ago
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7260 O’Byrnes Ferry Rd.
Copperopolis, CA 95228
| Located in Copperopolis, California, The Lakes Treatment Copperopolis provides alcohol and drug rehab services to men and women seeking recovery from addiction. They offer services to adults aged 18 and older. Those living with dual diagnosis are welcome to receive treatment at this location. Located in Copperopolis, California, The Lakes Treatmen | Treatments Programs Payment Options | The lakes treatment center has made my first experience a great one to remember the detox process lacks nothing I can think of the staff here are more than willing to go above and beyond from my experience personally if you are working the program they will work with you my counselor Sara took time to accomplish a recovery plan that will benefit me in the short and long term.
Kenny
2 months ago
The Lakes Treatment Center has provided exceptional care; consistently delivering high quality services to their patients and always prioritizing continuity of care. I had a family member in treatment and his counselor Jeremy did a seamless job at providing the care, guidance and support necessary which was instrumental to his progress. Thank you for all you do! Saving one addict at a time! Truly amazing work.
Dinnielle Saravia
2 months ago
Been here for over three weeks of a 30 day program, and this is by far the best treatment center anyone seeking recovery could possibly ask for.
Brandon Babbitt
2 months ago
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1000 E Hillsboro Blvd
STE 103
Deerfield Beach, FL 33441
| Zinnia Health at Deerfield Beach, formerly called Crystal Lake Healing, offers drug rehab facilities and amenities for young adults and adults with substance use disorder and co-occurring mental health illnesses. This Deerfield Beach, Florida location provides medical detox, inpatient treatment, outpatient programs, recovery living, and aftercare s | Treatments Programs Payment Options | This place is ok. You have to realize this is Florida, so you are going to get cockroaches. Just ask staff for a fogger they are happy to get you one. I have had no problems with staff. Long days keeping you busy. Van rides get tiring. We do outings Everglades on a airboat was amazing all the Alligators was just coll. The best thing about this place is the LIV Program. Troy Adam Ericka, Daniel. Are the best we do all sorts of outings will miss them as going home soon. 🩷🐊
Trina Chambless
4 months ago
I have not personally had the experience of Recovery with Zinnia Health, but I do have friends that work there and I can not praise them enough as people. They are the hardest and kindest people who go above & beyond for their friends & patients!
sal jones
5 months ago
Amazing transition between there facilities, supportive environment and atmosphere.
Oscar Grajales
5 months ago
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8149 N 87th Pl
Scottsdale, AZ 85258
| Scottsdale Recovery Center offers alcohol and drug rehab services for adults in Arizona. They have several properties across the state, including an outpatient clinic in Scottsdale. Here, they specialize in partial hospitalization and intensive outpatient services. They accept private pay and commercial insurance. Scottsdale Recovery Center offers | Treatments Programs Payment Options | This place has saved my life! Great program great staff 5/15/25 an update since first review: I have now completed the program here at SRC and its been the most amazing beautiful experience here! From the 2 week residential then to the IOP living at Trullies for 90 days, then completing the rest of IOP while I moved to sober living. Everyone from the CEO Lee to the therapist’s to the facilitators, to the behavioral health staff, peer support staff, case managers, and receptionist they all work together closely for each individual patient and their case while they are apart of SRC. Each phase of the program is held delicate for the patient’s, to make it a smooth transition on each phase. They offer OP (outpatient) for the patient’s that have graduated so they still get continued doctor’s appointments, and still are able to have therapy with the therapist that has been with the patient through out the whole program. SRC has offered my life back to me, has taught me many coping skills, relapse prevention skills, trauma therapy, communication skills. They offer job support, housing, reentry programs, medication management. I HIGHLY recommend SRC for substance abuse and mental health treatment. They have a wonderful detox center, that doesn’t make you feel shameful. If you are needing help, there is no reason to look anywhere else. This place has saved many lives from experience and me personally witnessing it myself.
Heather Walas
2 months ago
SRC is the only place to go if you really want to find yourself and your path to recovery. The entire staff is amazing! They are empathetic, caring and supportive at a time when you need it the most. I highly recommend SRC for anyone who is trying to find their way through recovery. The amount of support and love you take with you when you leave this place is life changing!
Jonie Lynell White
2 months ago
they are very helpful and compassionate and I had a great experience. however the program is only 2 weeks long when they advertise a 30 day program.
Jeff Wagner
4 months ago
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Reign Residential Treatment CenterAd This is an ad and Reign Residential Treatment Center is a paid advertiser. Paid advertisers may be listed first in search results. This ad may contain content provided by the advertiser. Rehab.com does not verify ad content or any reviews that are displayed. Learn More 14320 Mustang Trail
Southwest Ranches, FL 33330
| Reign Residential Treatment Center provides treatment for mental health conditions and substance use disorders throughout South Florida. We provide premium outpatient and residential treatment that focuses on providing multiple levels of care depending on your needs. Your treatment program begins with a comprehensive assessment that forms the found | Treatments Programs Payment Options | View Website (754) 216-9440 | As a Licensed Clinical Psychologist from Harvard Medical School, I find Reign to provide a peaceful therapeutic setting that one needs in order to find inner peace and healing. Very dedicated staff and a small, intimate and safe environment. I highly recommend this hidden jewel.
DR BLAIR BARONE
9 months ago
Hello my name is Adam. I came to Reign about a month ago. I came from NJ and enrolled to the treatment center because I was struggling with some mental health symptoms that were unmanageable with life and needed assistance with getting myself back on track. The admissions team was so helpful and supportive, they were there when I was making my 22 hour drive. Jake, Benzi, Justin, and Morgan were so supportive on my drive. When I arrived at the facility and during the duration of my stay Corey the primary therapist was very friendly and welcoming. He wasn t like normal therapists where you would have your 30 min session and you re out but he gave me as much time as I needed and let me use my phone and make calls as much as I wanted to do. Then there was Brantley the operations manager and he Was just the absolute best. I developed a great friendship with him and every night we had a thing where we watch movies together. Gina was a great group facilitator and had very informative groups. Overall I had an amazing life changing experience,
Adam Ilbaher
10 months ago
Cory is a nice therapist and it is a nice place to stay
Dovid Katz
11 months ago
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314 Grove Neck Road
Earleville MD, 21919
| Bracebridge Hall is an inpatient facility located in Earleville, Maryland under the umbrella of Recovery Centers of America. It’s on 560 acres with a view of the Sassafras River. They offer substance use disorder (SUD) treatment and mental health treatment for co-occurring disorders. They accept and are in network with most major insurance plans | Treatments Programs Payment Options | I’ll add more details in the future, but for now, I’ll keep this review concise: the staff, facilities, education, activities, family communication, and all processes at RCA Bracebridge Hall consistently earn five stars. This is where I will always recommend those in need to begin or continue their recovery journey.
Heather Shields
1 month ago
I can’t thank the center and the staff enough for helping my brother overcome his addiction. He is a different person now. Thank you all for giving him his life back and for giving him the courage and strength to continue to be his better self. Thank you all for helping give me my brother back!!! He is 156 days sober and counting!!!
Theresa Coe
1 month ago
Thank you, so very much. There are not enough words to express the gratitude I feel towards the love and support your staff showed my husband during his treatment in your facility. His recovery was beyond my expectations, and me and my family are grateful for all the positive progress he has made towards his recovery. What you all do is greatly appreciated ❤️🙏
Sandra O’Toole
1 month ago
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1431 SW 9th Avenue
Deerfield Beach, FL 33441
| LifeSkills South Florida is a CARF accredited drug and alcohol rehab located in Deerfield Beach, Florida. They specialize in treating adults of all genders who are struggling with dual diagnosis and substance abuse disorders. The level of care available at this location is medical detox and residential treatment. They offer recreational therapy l | Treatments Programs Payment Options | I am leaving a 5 star review because I felt LifeSkills upheld their end of the bargain and because I am better off now (physically and mentally) than when I first arrived. Dr. Alex and the intern Madison encouraged me to return to graduate school, which I have, and Dr. Whitehead encouraged me to engage in family reunification. I also appreciated the tech staff particularly Gus Keisha and Holly.
Ryan Garrity
2 months ago
A few months ago I experienced an episode of major depression and had lost all hope. I was hospitalised multiple times until I ended up at Lifeskills long-term residential program. Coming to Lifeskills was one of the best decisions I ever made, I learned how to cope with my mental illness through individual and group therapy sessions while living in a community setting where I could lean on my peers for support. Dr. Despina and Dr. Mirella are amazing, it was a blessing to have them as my therapists. I would highly recommend this place to anyone struggling with mental illness, as it will teach you how to navigate life and be the best possible version of yourself.
Angie Vazquez
2 months ago
Life skills was a life changing experience for me. I learned many valuable ways of dealing with and processing my emotions. I am now much more capable of self regulation. Having a wiser and more mature mind is a credit to the great teachers at life skills. The staff is truly a blessing. Some of us definitely did not want to be there at times. However we needed the help and support we were given. As long as you let your defenses down and learn you will succeed. You will get out of the program what you put into it. There is great value in the skills you learn while working on yourself at lifeskills. It’s not easy but it is the struggles in life that teach us the most.
Michael Aurelius
2 months ago
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Avenues Recovery Center at ClarksvilleAd This is an ad and Avenues Recovery Center at Clarksville is a paid advertiser. Paid advertisers may be listed first in search results. This ad may contain content provided by the advertiser. Rehab.com does not verify ad content or any reviews that are displayed. Learn More 4601 Medical Plaza Way
Clarksville, IN 47129
| Avenues Recovery Center at Clarksville is a residential facility which offers drug and alcohol detox and inpatient rehabilitation services. Set on a sprawling 10-acre property and housed in beautiful, state-of-the-art premises, this modern yet warm establishment provides the perfect backdrop for clients to cleanse themselves of all substances and b | Treatments Programs Payment Options | View Website (930) 203-1947 | The clinicals were great smaller groups and the teachers have real life experience! Staff makes the place. Great food and you can vape!
Zach Rumell
1 month ago
Great program and facility. The staff goes above and beyond!
Savannah Tessmer
1 month ago
1st Time client, in which I’ll be graduating this week and I’m going to a 6 month program at avenues complete in Philly. I’ve had a tremendous experience here in Clarksville Indiana God bless everyone.
Michael Arnett
1 month ago
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Banyan Palm SpringsAd This is an ad and Banyan Palm Springs is a paid advertiser. Paid advertisers may be listed first in search results. This ad may contain content provided by the advertiser. Rehab.com does not verify ad content or any reviews that are displayed. Learn More 67580 Jones Road
Cathedral City CA, 92234
| Banyan Palm Springs is a luxury addiction recovery center ensconced in the serene, tree lined community of Cathedral City, California. They offer a complete continuum of care to support your success at every stage of the recovery journey, from medical detox to inpatient treatment to outpatient and aftercare. Banyan Palm Springs is a luxury addic | Treatments Programs Payment Options | View Website (561) 220-1814 | I learned a lot of coping skills to help me with my recovery. the fellowship the I found as well really helped as well. Great staff and great people.
Adrian Delgado
2 months ago
This was my first time in treatment and I will say I am very grateful for the opportunity to be in treatment. I found my authentic self and I will never be anything but. Thank you for giving me the opportunity to grow and continue to grow.
Donn Wilson-Greiner
Donald Wilson-Greiner
2 months ago
Great experience. Got plenty of tools to keep me sober. And a great out patient option that’ll work for me when I head home. Thank you very much to the staff and my case manager. I greatly appreciate all that was done for me♥️
Destynie B
2 months ago
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Banyan HeartlandAd This is an ad and Banyan Heartland is a paid advertiser. Paid advertisers may be listed first in search results. This ad may contain content provided by the advertiser. Rehab.com does not verify ad content or any reviews that are displayed. Learn More 1237 E 1600 North Rd
Gilman, IL 60938
| Banyan Treatment Centers Gilman is a private drug rehab center specializing in treating drug and alcohol abuse in Watseka, Illinois. This addiction treatment center provides individuals with fully customized and uniquely comprehensive levels of care to help with recovery. Banyan Treatment Centers Gilman is a private drug rehab center specializing | Treatments Programs Payment Options | View Website (855) 913-1797 | This place is amazing. Amazing staff. Attractive facility. Very therapeutic. Attention to everyone’s needs. Highly recommended. I wish I knew about this place 4 treatments ago.
Marco Hernandez
2 months ago
My experience at Banyan was great ,nurses and staff are great and the food is excellent 👍🏽.
Kenneth Smith
3 months ago
Great program for those struggling!
Darek Horan
6 months ago
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Boca Recovery Center – GallowayAd This is an ad and Boca Recovery Center – Galloway is a paid advertiser. Paid advertisers may be listed first in search results. This ad may contain content provided by the advertiser. Rehab.com does not verify ad content or any reviews that are displayed. Learn More 30 W Jimmie Leeds Rd
Galloway, NJ 08205
| Boca Recovery Center – Galloway is a drug and alcohol rehab in Galloway, NJ. They provide inpatient addiction treatment and medical detox. Boca Recovery Center – Galloway is a drug and alcohol rehab in Galloway, NJ. They provide inpatient addiction treatment and medical detox. Boca Recovery Center in Galloway, New Jersey is a luxury recovery | Treatments Programs Payment Options | View Website (609) 402-9464 | Great place to start your first step to sobriety. The entire staff was very helpful, I am glad, I chose to be at BOCA facility at New Jersey Galloway. Wonderful people and great experience.
parul parmar
1 month ago
This is by far the best rehab center in New Jersey! All the staff are wonderful and very helpful! I strongly recommend using BOCA for your recovery!
Nicholas Biddinger
2 months ago
This is the top drug and alcohol detox I have experienced. Staff is very helpful and patient. I highly recommend this place to anyone struggling.
Gavin Blueberry
2 months ago
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Avenues Recovery Center at CovingtonAd This is an ad and Avenues Recovery Center at Covington is a paid advertiser. Paid advertisers may be listed first in search results. This ad may contain content provided by the advertiser. Rehab.com does not verify ad content or any reviews that are displayed. Learn More | Avenues Recovery Center at Covington is a 106 – bed residential facility offering drug and alcohol detoxification and inpatient rehabilitation services. Merging highly individualized, targeted treatment plans with compassionate and respectful care, here you’ll discover a truly unique treatment experience. Avenues Covington is staffed by a round | Treatments Programs Payment Options | View Website (985) 465-5555 | Avenues Recovery Center at Covington has no reviews yet. Leave a review.
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Indiana Center for Recovery – Alcohol & Drug Rehab Center Mishawaka South BendAd This is an ad and Indiana Center for Recovery – Alcohol & Drug Rehab Center Mishawaka South Bend is a paid advertiser. Paid advertisers may be listed first in search results. This ad may contain content provided by the advertiser. Rehab.com does not verify ad content or any reviews that are displayed. Learn More 215 W 4th St
Mishawaka, IN 46544
| Don’t settle for just any generic treatment center. Indiana Center for Recovery has a reputation for the most advanced addiction and mental health care in the state — with 10 locations and hundreds of positive reviews online. The team is led by nationally recognized treatment professionals. The programs are built on a foundation of science | Treatments Programs Payment Options | View Website (888) 270-7241 | I recently spent time at ICFR and was initially hesitant about getting sober and beginning my recovery journey. While the first day was intimidating, the staff quickly made me feel welcomed, safe, and genuinely cared for. From the techs and nurses to the therapists, group facilitators, and case managers, I never once felt judged—only supported. I want to give a special shoutout to one of the facilitators, Connor. He truly cares and was always willing to listen when I needed someone to talk to. Thank you, Connor, and thank you to the entire ICFR team for making such a difference during a difficult time.
Casey K
1 month ago
Amazing staff all around… therapists, facilitators, and client care coordinators go above and beyond expectations!
Thank you!
Mark Gonzales
Wrestling Crazy
1 month ago
This is a great place to go for recovery. The Techs and Alumni here are amazing and really care for all their clients. They will go above and beyond to make you feel at home and comfortable as possible. If your having issues and need a place for recovery please take a look here.
K J
1 month ago
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