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
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!
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… Read more »
My brother’s doing so much better since going to A Forever Recovery last year. My brother started using heroin 10 years ago and it’s been really hard on our family. Most of us have stopped talking to him but, he’s always been able to manipulate our mom into giving him whatever he wants or for forgiving him whatever he’s done. It used to be the same with our dad but 3 years ago, my brother stole a bunch of our mom’s jewelry and pawned it. She didn’t wear jewelry that often and so no one noticed it was missing until… Read more »
My daughter completed her program at A Forever Recovery 6 months ago. Since going there her life has become so much better. She started using drugs when she was 16. She had started smoking pot and I didn’t really thing all that much of it besides how it would affect her school work. I didn’t like the people she was hanging out with but I thought the whole thing was something that she’d grow out of. My husband and I had both smoked weed when we were younger and it was something that we grew out of. That wasn’t the… Read more »