Alcohol Rehab in Tuscaloosa County, AL

Inpatient Alcohol Rehab in Tuscaloosa County, AL

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Here is a list of in-patient alcohol rehabs in Tuscaloosa County, AL. Many various alcoholic addiction treatment programs exist in Alabama and Tuscaloosa County, as such, determining which one is ideal for a patient’s particular situation could be difficult. When deciding which residential alcohol addiction treatment program offers the best chance for safe and relapse-free recovery, note that these treatment facilities provide in patient alcohol treatment in Tuscaloosa County to women, male patients, in addition to younger adults and teens, with treatment that include luxurious services which may be covered by health insurance.

Indian Rivers Mental Health Center A Womans Place

Indian Rivers Mental Health Center A Womans Place is an inpatient alcohol rehab center in Tuscaloosa County, AL, 35401 zip code.

Address: 2209 9th Street, Tuscaloosa, AL 35401 in Tuscaloosa County

Services offered:

  • Long term alcohol treatment and residential alcohol rehab
  • Treatment for alcohol use
  • 12 step rehabilitation, motivational incentives and alcohol use counseling approach
  • Self payment accepted
  • Adult women

Phoenix House Inc

Phoenix House Inc is an inpatient alcohol rehab center in Tuscaloosa County, AL, 35401 zip code.

Address: 700 35th Avenue, Tuscaloosa, AL 35401 in Tuscaloosa County

Services offered:

  • Self payment accepted
  • Dialectical behavior therapy, rational emotive behavioral therapy and motivational interviewing
  • Judicial clients, adult men and co-occurring mental health / alcohol addiction treatment
  • Long-term alcohol treatment and residential alcohol treatment
  • Halfway house

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