Drug Rehab Centers in Eureka, Montana

Chrysalis did a wonderful job helping my daughter recover from an extremely difficult time of her life. Amy Durden her counselor was an excellent human with skills that were remarkable.

Wonderful Place, Staff Jason Very Kind & Inviting. Councelor Jeremy Was Easy to Talk With & Non Judgemental. They Made it A Nice Experience. Thank You

It was my first treatment center I've been to. The staff and facility was very helpful and I enjoyed the help I needed to start my new life in recovery. I would recommend it to everyone and it's the only facility in the state that allows people who smoke cigarettes can smoke the cooks are awesome and the food is great.

They are very caring people. Jeannie is the BEST counselor ever Thanks for all of you for your support and encouragement

Wonderful place. I was referred here after I stopped going to North Idaho Community Mental Health. The staff here listens much better and is very kind. When I go in most of the time the people are welcoming.

I was a patient at Pathways in 1997. I was 16yrs old. I had a bad drug and alcohol problem. I moved to Kallispell with my mother and her boyfriend from Milwaukee Wisconsin that year. My mother had me admitted into pathways because my drinking and drugs were too out of her control to handle anymore. I stayed there for almost 3 weeks but was discharged for being disruptive in the groups and was putting my fellow patients at risk for relapse. At the time I had no intention of staying clean. I was a mess. My mother had mental health issues of her own which was hard enough because we were homeless the whole time we lived in Kallispell. I'm now 43yrs old and not a day goes by where I don't wish I could do it over at Pathways. It was an excellent facility to go to for help with addiction. I now have 15yrs clean off drugs and alcohol. I had to want to stay clean for myself and not my parents. If I lived in Kallispell 15yrs ago when I first got clean I definitely would have chosen Pathways Rehabilitation Center. I apologize for all the trouble I gave the staff at Pathways when I was a patient there. They were good people with good intentions but when I was 16 I couldn't see that if I wanted to. The point of this review is to let the addicts out there know that in order to work a recovery program you have to do it for yourself and not someone else because you will keep falling off the wagon again and again until you truly want to stay clean and live a fulfilling lifestyle. I think if I had worked a program while I was a patient at Pathways they could have helped me.

It is a very cool place for those in need,it's a great place to get your head together and make a plan to renew your life.

As a fellow physician, I have been very impressed and pleased with the care provided by Dr. Swanson and his team to his patients. I can not speak to other providers, but if similar to the attention, care, willingness to collaborate, and open-mindedness experienced with Dr. Swanson, it will be quality care. Thank you to all at the Kalispell VA!

The place is so cute that it looks like a park that helps you to clear your mind of the problems, and all this thanks to the good service of the staff.

Appreciate Laura Dickerson's dedication to helping so many people in our community deal with addiction. She cares about helping the family members as much as she does the addict.

Friendly staff, great activities for disabled adults, with wraparound services.

The defining element between the pessimistic drivel that is in these comments and the positive messages is acceptance of what you did to land yourself at BCA. Granted you were forced to be there, and yeah some rich shmucks dump there kids at places like this.In the event that one embraces their situation, and takes advantage of all the opportunities in their surroundings (in the program at BCA) you develop in unfathomable ways. The growth that awaits the individual that accepts the program is incredible.The dissatisfaction you find in these comments are from those whom resisted and rebelled from help, and the chance to change into something far greater than what they are. Simply put, those same bitter children chose hate every time. That choice turns habitual and apparently does not stop.Choose life, and engage the struggle.