How to Get a Family Member into Drug Rehab
Watching a loved one struggle with addiction can be one of the most painful experiences a family can endure.
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Explore our photo gallery and your new path to freedom at Agape Detox Center. Our tranquil grounds provide a soothing atmosphere for those taking command of their health and embarking on the journey toward sobriety, joy, and fulfillment. We invite you to explore our lush outdoor spaces and spacious private rooms with modern comforts–all within reach in one calming environment that’s designed specifically for you to take this important step forward into wellness
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Is Alcoholism a Mental Illness?
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Stephanie Robilio is an accomplished Clinical Director at Agape Behavioral Healthcare. With a Master of Social Work degree, LCSW license, and extensive training in Rapid Resolution Therapy under her belt, she brings a wealth of expertise to her role. Her unique combination of education and experience allows her to provide exceptional care to clients and lead her team with confidence. Stephanie’s joy comes from witnessing the moments when her patients creatively connect the dots and bravely move toward reclaiming their power. Her purpose is to help individuals understand their past so they can create a future full of hope, growth, and success. Stephanie attributes a large portion of her success to the supportive culture and strong sense of community fostered by the Agape team.
