Owings Mills, MD Drug & Alcohol Treatment Centers
Treatment Center Directory.com is the premier destination for locating alcohol treatment, drug addiction rehab centers and detox programs in Owings Mills, Maryland. Our database of Owings Mills treatment centers includes 8 centers, facilities and doctors.
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Amatus Recovery Centers
10019 Reisterstown RdSuite 301Owings Mills, MD 21117USA410-807-8471View Details -
Baltimore County: Dwi Long Term Residential Facility
10225 Jensen LaneOwings Mills, MD 21117USA(410) 887-1503View Details -
Crossroads Centers at Milestone
11459 Cronhill DriveOwings Mills, MD 21117USA(410) 654-5551View Details -
First Alternative Counseling
10806 Reisterstown RoadOwings Mills, MD 21117USA(410) 356-9466View Details -
Gaudenzia
10225 Jensen LaneOwings Mills, MD 21117USA(410) 356-9083View Details -
Hilltop Recovery Center
10207 Jensen LaneOwings Mills, MD 21117USA(410) 902-0448View Details -
Right Turn of Maryland Inc
10207 Jensen LaneOwings Mills, MD 21117USA(410) 581-4900View Details -
Sheppard Pratt Integrated Behavioral Health at GBMC Owings Mills
10085 Red Run BoulevardSuite 105, 306Owings Mills, MD 21117USA410-581-7804View Details
The Owings Mills drug rehab programs are provided to assist all people who want to become sober from substance and alcohol use disorder. There are a variety of programs to choose from. For people who are completely new to the process, we have created a couple of tools to assist in the search for the best program. The Treatment Centers Directory allows people to easily search for local programs as well as the rehab centers in Maryland. There is not a one-size-fits-all approach to recovery and some people will excel in programs while others are better served by a different setup. For those who need to remove themselves from the temptation of use, there are inpatient facilities that are run by professionals. These reduce the risk of relapse because they take place in an overnight care facility that has 24 hours a day monitoring. There are also programs where people can continue to stay within their own homes and attend a scheduled program with group meetings and individual sessions with counselors and therapists. This allows people to engage with a rigorous program without giving up responsibilities like a job or caretaking. Many people choose to attend meetings like AA after finishing their recovery program. Other people will need to move on to a sober living facility where they can continue to be surrounded by people who are on a sober trajectory.
