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JourneyPure - Florida
Panama City Beach, Florida 152 Miles from Boykin, AL
Oxford Treatment Center - Etta
Etta, Mississippi 199 Miles from Boykin, AL
Oxford Treatment Center - Oxford
Oxford, Mississippi 200 Miles from Boykin, AL
Resolutions Oxford
Oxford, Mississippi 200 Miles from Boykin, AL
Tangu Recovery
Atlanta, Georgia 205 Miles from Boykin, AL
Harmony Oaks Recovery Center
Chattanooga, Tennessee 238 Miles from Boykin, AL
Mount Sinai Wellness Center
Dahlonega, Georgia 253 Miles from Boykin, AL
JourneyPure - Tennessee
Murfreesboro, Tennessee 268 Miles from Boykin, AL
JourneyPure - Kentucky
Bowling Green, Kentucky 344 Miles from Boykin, AL
Oasis Recovery
Asheville, North Carolina 364 Miles from Boykin, AL
Asheville Recovery Center
Asheville, North Carolina 366 Miles from Boykin, AL
Mountainview Recovery
Weaverville, North Carolina 367 Miles from Boykin, AL
River Oaks Treatment Center
Riverview, Florida 417 Miles from Boykin, AL
Landmark Recovery
Louisville, Kentucky 428 Miles from Boykin, AL
Harmony Recovery Center
Charlotte, North Carolina 430 Miles from Boykin, AL
Midwood Addiction Treatment
Charlotte, North Carolina 432 Miles from Boykin, AL
Sana Lake Recovery Center
Dittmer, Missouri 468 Miles from Boykin, AL
Beachside Rehab
Fort Pierce, Florida 526 Miles from Boykin, ALStandard Listings in Boykin, AL
Magnolia Creek Treatment Center for Eating Disorders
Columbiana, Alabama 85 Miles from Boykin, AL
Fellowship House
Birmingham, Alabama 101 Miles from Boykin, AL
MedMark Treatment Centers Dothan
Newton, Alabama 111 Miles from Boykin, AL
Twelve Oaks Recovery Center
Navarre, Florida 116 Miles from Boykin, AL
Bradford Health Services - A Reprieve for Men
Opelika, Alabama 118 Miles from Boykin, AL
Gulf Breeze Recovery
Gulf Breeze, Florida 120 Miles from Boykin, AL
Bradford Health Services
Warrior, Alabama 122 Miles from Boykin, AL
Bayshore Retreat
Destin, Florida 125 Miles from Boykin, AL
Blu By the Sea
East Destin, Florida 126 Miles from Boykin, AL
Destin Recovery Addiction Treatment Center
Destin, Florida 128 Miles from Boykin, AL
Pine Grove Behavioral Health & Addiction Services
Hattiesburg, Mississippi 131 Miles from Boykin, AL
MedMark Treatment Centers Oxford
Oxford, Alabama 133 Miles from Boykin, AL
Home of Grace for Men
Vancleave, Mississippi 134 Miles from Boykin, AL
New Horizon Recovery Center
Lithonia, Georgia 137 Miles from Boykin, AL
Home of Grace for Women
Gautier, Mississippi 138 Miles from Boykin, AL
Clinic 5 Addiction Recovery
Rainbow City, Alabama 148 Miles from Boykin, AL
Extra Mile Recovery for Men
Mantachie, Mississippi 169 Miles from Boykin, AL
The Golden Rule, Inc.
Mauk, Georgia 173 Miles from Boykin, ALMore Treatment Centers in Boykin, AL
Cahaba Center for Mental Health Services Wilcox County Satellite
Camden, Alabama
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Behavioral Medicine PC
Selma, Alabama
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Selma City - Payroll & Insurance
Selma, Alabama
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Craig Headstart Center - Family Service
Selma, Alabama
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Cahaba Center for Mental Health
Selma, Alabama
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Taylor Internal Medicine of Selma PC
Selma, Alabama
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Selma, Alabama
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Childrens Rehabilitation Service
Selma, Alabama
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Associated Psychologist
Montgomery, Alabama
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West Alabama Mental Health Center - Springhill Home
Demopolis, Alabama
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Marengo M R Activity Center
Demopolis, Alabama
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South Central Alabama CMHC Butler County MH Center Day Treatment
Greenville, Alabama
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Mental Health Center West Alabama
Demopolis, Alabama
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West Alabama Mental Health Center - Marengo County Main Office
Demopolis, Alabama
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Bryan W Whitfield Memorial Hosp Inc
Demopolis, Alabama
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The Arc of Fayette & Lamar Counties
Demopolis, Alabama
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West Alabama Mental Health Center Marengo Life Skills Center
Demopolis, Alabama
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LV Stabler Memorial Hospital Geropsychiatric Care
Greenville, Alabama
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If you're looking to help yourself or someone you love struggling with drug addiction in Boykin, AL, Rehabs.com supplies a extensive online database of exclusive luxury programs, as well as a host of other alternatives. We can help you discover drug and alcohol abuse care facilities for a wide variety of addictions to alcohol, marijuana, Adderall or other addictive drug. Search for a top rated rehab program in Boykin now, and take off on the path to sober living.Latest Reviews
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Sojourn House
Caring staff. More exercising. Kind, caring staff. Knows how to deal with people with dual diagnosis. Always felt comfortable there.
Providence Substance Abuse Treatment
staff well and caring
Pine Manor Inc - Chemical Dependency Services
I don't discredit the facility entirely, I just disagree with some views and the way some things are presented. Their employees see m to care for those being treated and many have overcome addictions as well. I do feel, however, that the patients in the faculty should be helped to feel in control of their lives. Less like powerless victims of their chosen substances, and more like wise beings in control of their bodies and their urges/addictions. I know it's not an easy thing to overcome by any means, but I also knowthat my father came out of the facility with a handful of excuses for the things he'd done, the reasons for his addictions, and its result it had on our family and other loved ones. He learned that it was not his fault that he turned to drugs and alcohol to begin with, that he kept going back to them orr that he just couldn't quit. He believed that the only reason he became who he was, was because of the childhood he had. The very things he described as leading to his addictions are the very same things he afflicted onto me, without the added events of a parent or relative abusing (sexually, mentally, and verbally) him. These factors were brought up in a family treatment session, where the counselor had him apologize to me, but explain that his actions were not his fault, but his addiction's fault. But I begged the counselor to answer that if the events of his childhood made him powerless to addiction, and I had the same events and more unfold, an addictive personality and access to the same drugs and alcohol my father was addicted to and had offered me, then how was I not as powerless to them when I was not only weak, but they had been forced upon me? I know it's a long ramble, but in short, the facility was very quick to help my father release him from his guilt and tell him "relapse is going to happen, and that's ok, because it isn't your fault. You're addiction controls you and there is little you can do about it but believe in god."
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Gail Gnade, Ph.D
Clinical Director Focus Treatment CentersDr. Gail Gnade has been a Clinical Psychologist in the state of Tennessee since 1993. She is a graduate of Fuller Theological Seminary with Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology and a Master’s Degree in Theology. Dr. Gnade specialities include Depression, Mood Disorders, Anxiety, Obsessive Compulsive Disorder, Eating disorders of all types, Addictions including Sexual/Pornography and Personality Disorders.
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Dr. Stephen Loyd
Chief Medical Officer JourneyPure - TennesseeDr. Loyd has practiced internal medicine for two decades. He served as an expert witness for the U.S. Attorney, F.B.I. and D.E.A. against doctors improperly prescribing addictive medications. Dr. Loyd is a member of the governor’s subcabinet and associate professor at ETSU. He's been featured in the news from the Today Show to The New York Times.
"We have to fight addiction like we do any other medical condition, with up-to-date and well-researched techniques that have real data to back them up."Show Bio
Dr. Brian Wind Ph.D.
Chief Clinical Officer JourneyPure Paragon MillsDr. Wind is a recognized leader in clinical psychology with over 15 years of experience. He’s co-chair of the American Psychological Association, adjunct professor at Vanderbilt University and a clinical executive at JourneyPure. He's also in recovery himself.
"All you have to do is believe in yourself and your own resilience and you're halfway there."Show Bio
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