Triplett, NC Detox and Rehab Centers
Looking for a perfect detox clinic in Triplett that can help you, your spouse or your child make a full recovery from an addiction? Whether you want to start to get clean from Soma, Chlordiazepoxide, alcohol or some other substance you are addicted to, your path to rehabilitation does not have to be a solo effort. We offer a huge online listing of executive in-patient or outpatient rehab clinic, as well as many other alternatives that can provide support for you with your plan of getting clean.
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Latest Reviews of Rehabs in North Carolina
Harmony Recovery Center
Great staff including and limited to: therapist, Group Facilitators, House Techs, and House Manager. Director of Operations lacked professionalism and overstepped his authority. There is a general concern for HPPA violations.
Southeastern Recovery Center
Unbelievable rehab /treatment center program, the staff is so patient and kind and it’s very obvious their main goal is client care and having them succeed.
Fellowship Hall
I was in the inpatient program at Fellowship Hall in 2014. After hitting my rock bottom, an angel of mercy at my employer gave me no choice and sent me to where my life would change forever. The day I drove through those gates, I surrendered. Over the course of 26 days, I want to daily classes and learned about drug and alcohol addiction. I went to grief counseling, which helped me so much in dealing some unresolved issues of my past. I had group counseling and individual counseling. I also attended nightly NA/AA meetings. I also had my free time to meditate and spend time with the other guests and talk about our experiences. Fellowship Hall saved my life. I am still in recovery and intend to stay this way forever.