Drug & Alcohol Rehab Centers In Virginia

3058 River Road West, Goochland 23063

Center Description: Goochland-Powhatan Community ServicesSubstance Abuse Disorders ServicesClinical Services offers outpatient substance abuse treatment to adolescents and adults in Goochland and Powhatan counties. Services include assessment, individual, group and fami

User Reviews: This place is incredible. I love the fact that they use things like communication and responsibility to help a person recover from an addiction, plus infusing music into the rehabilitation! The calm, relaxing atmosphere is the ideal place for anyone to over the addiction and has a chance at a sober life!

125 Knotbreak Road, Salem 24153

Center Description: Cognitive behavioral therapy,Substance abuse counseling approach,Trauma-related counseling,Rational emotive behavioral therapy,12-step facilitation approach,Contingency management motivational incentive,Motivational interviewing,Anger management,Relapse prevention

User Reviews: I successfully completed the 28 day program. Never gone to rehab, I didn't know what to expect. Full day helpful sessions, good food, personal counselors, caring medical staff, and weekend activities helped me focus on the present instead of missing home. But here again, I WANTED help...I was never ORDERED to attend. If you are on the fence about treatment, THIS FACILITY IS THE ONE to enter.

247 McLaws Circle, Williamsburg 23185

Center Description: Hours:Monday - Thursday 9:00 AM - 5:00PMBacon Street Youth and Family Services provides prevention, education, and counseling to youth, their families, and our community, resulting in their living a life free of substance use challenges. Services are

User Reviews: I learnt to be myself and believed that only I can shape my life. The self-awakening is all I was looking for, and the staff of Bacon Street Youth and Family Services made it a reality for me. Good words, exercises, and activities helped me forget my addiction to drugs. I do not like the smell of the products I used to consume in my old days, and I am thankful for the same.

114 Willow Oaks Lane, Cartersville 23027

Center Description: We are a non-profit 501C3 corporation that offers a wide range of substance abuse treatment services for individuals suffering from opioid addiction, illicit substance addiction, cocaine abuse and alcoholism. We provide both residential and outpat

User Reviews: SAVED MY LIFE!!!!! THANK YOU Human Resources Inc Willow Oaks STAFF! This place and staff are excellent and truly care! They even put a great emphasis on your family! Truly the BEST! Thanks - finally sober!

440 Fox Town Road, Clintwood 24228

Center Description: Substance abuse services are offered for those affected by alcohol and other drug abuse. In addition to the services provided in the main office, substance abuse services are also provided to the inmates in the Dickenson County Jail.DCBHS is proud to

User Reviews: Very accommodating facility. The facility looks like a nice vacation spot actually. Dickenson County Behavioral Services Substance Abuse Services is a mini-resort. The treatment plans are individualized and bring much-needed perspective and confidence in people in recovery. Clean, friendly, and excellent care. Very nice and private rehab. I feel very confident about going back to my life and being able to implement positive changes.

2712 Washington Avenue, Newport News 23607

Center Description: Provides substance abuse treatment services.Fees may be reduced according to set scales based on your household size and income.. Complete documentation of household income is required and must be provided at the time of service to be eligible.. Ther

User Reviews: Definitely a great staff all around and 24 hr supervision helps make this place really feel safe and comfortable for your treatment. The diversity of programs that are offered are all amazing. I really liked that I had a choice of which program should I do. I have to say that all the staff are really nice and are absolutely not judging. You can be very open and honest with them, the more open you are the more they can help you. I really want to mention that I loved the one on one therapy. It helped me get on with my program. My counselor was just a genius. I have to thank the entire team though, they are really organized and everything went very smooth throughout my stay. Everyone was extremely nice and the detox and the program and the counseling were perfect. I am not sure where I would be without them.

P.O. Box 554, Great Falls 22066

Center Description: Treatment Center PhilosophyOur philosophy is grounded in the twelve step model of recovery and our programs are built upon that foundation. Sagebrush creates a center for healing that provides authent

User Reviews: Program can be improved.

1700 Front St., Richmond 23222

Center Description: Facility HighlightsAntibiotic Therapy; Fatherhood Groups; GED Classes; Treatment Center PhilosophyThe Rubicon Men’s Treatment Community provides gender-specific substance abuse treatment services for

User Reviews: Everything at the facilities defines luxury and comfort. RBHA - Men's Treatment Center gives you a second chance to live and to make changes in your life. They worked as a team, to bring to the table individual needs as well as the needs of the group. This truly is a VIP program. The place is nice, the staff is nice too. The staff here will go out of there way to make sure you get the best treatment and aftercare and will help you get set up for what you need for when you get out. My counselor gave me the quality time I needed to help me with my addiction.

5477 Mooretown Road, Williamsburg 23188

Center Description: Facility HighlightsAftercare; Extended Care; Family Program; Treatment Center PhilosophyThe Farley Center at Williamsburg Place subscribes to the philosophy that addiction is a primary, progressive, c

User Reviews: They have experienced counselors; however, the facility is dirty and some of the nurses are not compassionate.

423 West Cork Street, Winchester 22601

Center Description: Facility HighlightsIntegrative Modalities; Neurofeedback Program; Nutritional Counseling; Treatment Center PhilosophyBridging the Gaps (BTG), an integrative residential addiction treatment facility lo

User Reviews: Well if you are looking for a dual diagnosis facility this is not that, even though they advertised themselves to be dual diagnosis. This is not about me; I am a relative of the patient and responsible for the patient. The patient had been in state care in another state and diagnosed there as much as 20 years ago as bi polar. This diagnosis did not change until the patient entered BTG at which point the powers-that-be there concluded she was not bipolar at all and did not treat this aspect of the patient's problems with any medication. The patient was in BTG for 2 full sessions to the tune of over $50,000 and then about 10 days into the 3rd session they unceremoniously kicked her out because as they put it, "the patient had become a liability." From what I can piece together from the patient and the staff at the facility, the patient had been moved from building to building several times and then from floor to floor in one building and complained to the director resulting in the director telling me "if (the patient) doesn't complete treatment she will kill herself." A direct quote. The only interaction I had with the director was over the phone with the admissions director in conference and the director became positively unhinged, yelling and making threats including the phrase uttered above. I am no doctor but I think the director has a screw loose. As well, since they booted her at over 10 days of the 3rd session they then required me to pay the balance. Yeah, they are not only incompetent but utterly shameless. I ran this by a lawyer and he advised that we must pay according to the fine print. So within a week the patient was drinking again and why I believe their ignoring of the previous stated and well documented diagnosis of bi polar disorder and its lack of treatment with medications set the stage for the patient's failure to stay sober. Not to mention the combative and unceremonious end to the patients stay at BTG. Like I said before, I'm no doctor but this is pretty obviously a rip off based on institutional hubris. I took the patient to BTG for dual diagnosis treatment and was misled by BTG as to the nature of the treatment. So ultimately I'm very disappointed in BTG. I believe they have problems stemming from the very top, the abusive director, and are certainly not as advertised a dual diagnosis facility. They are I suppose in the holistic sense but this was never explained to me, the responsible party, that the drugs that she truly needed were not going to be considered or administered. Worse, they told us "the patient is not bipolar" after 20 years in another state system with that diagnosis mentioned constantly as an important component of the patient's alcohol problem. I would not under any circumstances recommend BTG. Too expensive, volatile director, and after all, the feeling that they were most interested in keeping the patient to continue a cash flow, (especially since this was a self pay and not insurance) not to actually help the patient. Zero stars for effectiveness would have been picked if available. Phooey.