Mark Twain Behavioral Health
146 Communications Drive, Hannibal, Missouri, 63401
Call (573) 248-1196
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The are local and seem to really care but they have a long waiting list and it is difficult to get in. make you you do all of your reseach, just because one is local doesn't mean it is the best fit.
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They allow u to take your children under 12 with you .Not enough experience in dual diagnostic and i believe substance abuse goes co in hand with a mental disorder. I have been to this facility several times and this last time was the most effective bc i truly wanted to stay clean and sober . Plus the treatment facility knew a lot about my life so it helped .
This place is a joke. If you are wanting to get help then you don\'t want to go here. And as far as the counselors there are only a few of them that are really there to help you and the rest are just there to put in time.
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The program taught me about making a decision for myself and recovery is my own gift. The tools I learned to use gave a fighting chance in the real world and in real situations that may arise. the general focus was that recovery is yours and no one can take it away from you. You need to want to recover only if you, yourself wants it to work. Good treatment groups, support and education.