A Forever Recovery in Battle Creek, MI Featured
We are a Michigan drug rehab center providing the most successful approach in treatment and recovery, the A Forever Recovery program uses many different models of treatment to help the client find what works best for them. Including 12-step, Christian, and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy as just a part of our treatment program, our clients discover and discard those problems that have been troubling them. In addition to these tracks, our clients also are offered:
- Medically supervised detox
- Secluded lakefront facility
- Exercise room
- One-one-one and Group Therapy
- Moral Reconation Therapy
- Insight-Oriented Therapy
- Self-Discovery
- Relapse Prevention
- Aftercare planning
Treatment Program Details
Address
216 Saint Marys Lake Road, Battle Creek, MI, 49017
Primary Focus of Provider
Substance Abuse Treatment Services
Service Setting
- Residential,
- Short-term residential,
- Long-term residential,
- Residential detoxification
Type of Care
- Substance abuse treatment,
- Detoxification,
- Buprenorphine used in treatment,
- Vivitrol injectable Naltrexone,
- Accepts clients on opioid medication
Treatment Approaches
- Cognitive behavioral therapy,
- Dialectical behavioral therapy,
- Substance abuse counseling approach,
- Trauma-related counseling,
- Rational emotive behavioral therapy,
- 12-step facilitation approach,
- Brief intervention approach,
- Contingency management motivational incentive,
- Motivational interviewing,
- Anger management,
- Relapse prevention
Facility Smoking Policy
- Smoking permitted in designated area
Facility Operation
- Private organization
License/certification/accreditation
- State substance abuse agency,
- State department of health,
- Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities
Payment/Insurance Accepted
- Cash or self-payment,
- Private health insurance
Special Programs/Groups Offered
- Adult women,
- Adult men
Ancillary Services
- PsychiatricCase management,
- PsychiatricConsumer-run peer-support services,
- CommunityHealthHealth education services other than HIV AIDS or hepatitis,
- PsychiatricHousing services,
- PsychiatricNicotine replacement therapy,
- Screening for tobacco use,
- Screening for substance abuse,
- Screening for mental health disorders,
- PsychiatricComprehensive substance abuse assessment,
- PsychiatricComprehensive mental health assessment,
- Breath analyzer or blood alcohol testing,
- Drug or alcohol urine screening,
- Screening for Hepatitis B,
- Screening for Hepatitis C,
- HIV testing,
- STD testing,
- TB screening,
- PsychiatricDischarge Planning,
- PsychiatricAftercare continuing care,
- CommunityHealthSocial skills development,
- PsychiatricDomestic violence services - family or partner,
- CommunityHealthHIV or AIDS education counseling or support,
- CommunityHealthHepatitis education counseling or support,
- CommunityHealthSubstance abuse education,
- PsychiatricTransportation assistance,
- PsychiatricSelf-help groups,
- PsychiatricTreatment for non-substance abuse addiction disorder,
- PsychiatricAlcohol Detoxification,
- PsychiatricBenzodiazepines Detoxification,
- PsychiatricCocaine Detoxification,
- PsychiatricMethamphetamines Detoxification,
- PsychiatricOpioids Detoxification,
- CommunityHealthIndividual counseling offered,
- CommunityHealthGroup counseling offered,
- CommunityHealthFamily counseling offered,
- CommunityHealthMarital couples counseling offered
Age Groups Accepted
- Young adults,
- Adults
Gender Accepted
- Female,
- Male
For Immediate Treatment Help Call 1-800-610-4673
Map
42.375748
-85.178925
Reviews (2)
Saved My Life
I’ve been to A Forever Recovery twice now and if I had another relapse I’d go back there. The first time I went to AFR was 5 years ago and doing the program really worked for me. For 4 years after that I was clean, sober and doing really well. Unfortunately, 10 months ago I relapsed. When I relapsed, I went right back to AFR. Before going to AFR the first time I had been to several different rehab centers. Some for 30 days, some for 6 months. I didn’t matter how long I was at a place or what type of program they offered I was never able to stay clean for very long after leaving. It was hard on me and each time I relapsed after a rehab it became harder and harder to try again. Eventually I lost all hope that I’d ever get sober. I’ve known a lot of different addicts in my life. Going through so many different programs you meet a lot of different people. When you’re going through a program you either have people there because they are really trying to get clean and you have those that are there only because someone made them go. Obviously, relapsing is always harder on those who are really trying to get clean but even with the ones that don’t care all that much, eventually going through so many programs gets old and you began to believe that you’re one of the ones that just can’t be helped. At least that’s what I thought before I went to AFR, that it didn’t matter where I went, I just couldn’t be helped. AFR was different though in that you weren’t stuck doing one specific program. They have different programs to choose from and even though I liked the idea of that I still wasn’t all that optimistic. Going through my program at AFR changed everything for me though. The staff there are kind and compassionate. They really know what they’re doing and understood me and what I was dealing with. Having the different programs meant that I was able to do a program that fit me, my personality and my needs. Another thing was that my program took me 4 months. There were some people who were only there for 1 month and some who were there for 6 months. Each person did a program that fit them on a timeline that was right for them. It made everything so much easier. By doing my program there I was able to finally get a handle on my addiction and the horrible cycle of going to rehab after rehab just to relapse was finally ended. For the next 4 years I stayed sober, I was doing really well and I was happy. 10 months ago, I was dealing with some personal things and slipped up. I waited too long to ask for help and ended up relapsing. When that happened, I went right back to AFR and checked myself in. I knew I needed help and AFR was the only place that would work for me. I was only there for 1 month this time but in that time I got a refresher on my program and I was able to deal with the stuff I was dealing with in a place where I felt safe and comfortable. It was the best thing I could’ve done for myself and I know the only reason my slip-up didn’t become much worse was because I went right back there. I’ve been home for 9 months now and I’m doing great again. I’m clean, sober and happy and it’s because of the help I received at AFR both the first and second time. 1 of 1 people found this review helpful
Great Program
A Forever Recovery has a great program and I received so much support from my peers and the staff to get where I am today and I want to say thank you! Thank you so much for getting me to the place I am at in my life right now. You are all awesome! Submit review See all 2 reviews