Samaritan Recovery Community Inc
Specialties
- Addiction
- Alcohol Abuse
- Drug Abuse
- Drug Addiction
- Intervention center
- Medical Detox
- Substance Abuse
About
Samaritan Recovery Community Inc is a drug and alcohol addiction treatment center that is situated in lovely Nashville, Tennessee at 319 South 4th Street. Addiction to drugs, alcohol, or any other substance of abuse, can take a toll on the well-being and livelihood of the addict. It's important that these individuals seek professional treatment, guidance, and care in order to safely and successfully beat the addiction. Whether the patient requires inpatient treatment or outpatient treatment, Samaritan Recovery Community Inc can provide patients with everything they need to beat addiction.
It's very typical for an addict to believe that they can overcome addiction on their own. Although this idea may seem tangible, going cold turkey is unsafe and more than likely will result in a relapse in the very near future. It's imperative that addicts seek the help of Samaritan Recovery Community Inc as patients will receive quality addiction care and treatment methods at Samaritan Recovery Community Inc. If addicts do not seek help for drug and alcohol addiction, their future will be unclear. This is because addiction is a degenerative and progressive disease that requires intense, professional treatment in order to conquer.
Samaritan Recovery Community Inc can provide patients aged 18+ with unique treatment methods along with compassionate care and guidance. The counselors that work with the patient will be by their side every step of the way, helping to ensure their success in recovery. Every addict is able to overcome their addiction if they want it badly enough, but it does take the professional help of Samaritan Recovery Community Inc in order to get to the level of sustained sobriety.
Through deciphering the core reasons why the patient uses drugs and alcohol as an escape will help counselors to better create a treatment program that works for them. A tailor-made approach to recovery is what patients will receive when they enter Samaritan Recovery Community Inc and this is believed to be the best way to treat addiction.
If patients are truly ready to overcome their addiction and begin a new happy and content life than they will succeed in recovery. They must be in that mindset, though, in order to achieve lasting sobriety. Visit Samaritan Recovery Community Inc online now at www.samctr.org and recognize how quality treatment can change one's life for the better.
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5.0 3 years ago
Does excellent work!
5.0 4 years ago
Amazing staff, wonderful place to be. Loved it. Changed my life for the better. Love them to death.
5.0 4 years ago
Such a caring place to stay reminded for everyone with a addiction 😊
5.0 4 years ago
This place helped me save my life.
5.0 4 years ago
The counselors and staff were wonderful! The rooms were nice and the food was excellent too! After the 28 day intensive inpatient care they offer transitional living and then the option of moving into one of thier sober living apts next door. ( i just did the 28 days) I would recommend this to any one needing treatment. It was a life changing experience!
5.0 5 years ago
This facility has changed my son's life. He now has a future. Great community Great staff!! Thank You Samaritan Recovery Community what a difference you have made!!
4.0 5 years ago
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5.0 6 years ago
THE most effective treatment experience in my life; I was changed PROFOUNDLY. I had experienced a number of prior treatment programs addressing my addiction/ alcoholism; however, it was at Samaritan where I became aware of a larger and more accurate perception of myself. Four and a half years later, I am happy to report that I am mentally, spiritually and physically more healthy than ever before and enjoying what has turned into the longest running period in my life without the need for alcohol and/or drug use.
3.0 8 years ago
Well administered, clean, affordable. The only drawback I saw was the requirement of employment within two weeks. In one case, the two weeks was the day before Christmas to just after New Years when NOBODY was hiring. They kept to the rule and "discharged" our relative at 7pm on a very cold night (after it was too late to get in the mission).