What Is the BEST Drug Rehabilitation Clinic for My Husband to Go To?
Question by Mary From Wyoming: what is the BEST drug rehabilitation clinic for my husband to go to?
My husband has been struggling with a drug problem for about 2 years. He was addicted to cocaine and eventually starting mixing it with Heroine. Now he is Finally ready for help but he wants to keep it confidential and he is looking for an alternative to 12 step programs and an alternative to narconon. We are atheists and would prefer a NON religious drug treatment center. can anyone tell us where to get more information about this?
Thank you for your time.
Best answer:
Answer by ***Invisible Pink Unicorn***
Good luck finding a rehab that isn’t 12 step based!
I’m an atheist in recovery as well!
I use the N/A program without the whole “god” thing!
Think of “god” as good orderly direction!
That’s what I did/do and have managed to stay clean and sober for almost 4yrs now!
Email me if you like!
No matter what you decide good luck to you both! Its not an easy road to tackle at first but with time and a clear mind its an amazing journey! Continued support is necessary to make it – you don’t just do 28 days rehab and assume all is well!
Edit: Merlin Bravo! Had no clue too bad its in Malibu!
Answer by merlin
www.theaddictioncure.com
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