Drug Rehab Centers in Reston, Virginia

My journey started there. Many great counselors. A couple of them really should find another career, but nobody is perfect. I still believe they do there best.I urge anyone who is in need of help to call. I am very grateful to them. Addiction is fatal when untreated. The good news is early recovery is temporary as well as painful.Thank you

This organization has collaborative and helpful staff. I am a Direct Service Associate here and the training I received is 5 plus stars. I received an opportunity to communicate with staff and individuals with respect, integrity, and humility. Safety is the priority. Encouraging individuals through modeling and communication to develop coping skills to improve in their daily living. I will recommend this place of employment.

Did volunteer work here. Definitely a friendly and welcoming environment. Great atmosphere. Very clean. It s variety of programs here not just for AA/NA. Parking is limited and can be difficult. Great places to eat at around the area after you re done.

So the only thing bad I will say is they can t dose you coming in off the street for the first time I transfered from Genesis Fredrick Maryland, because FMTC accepted my insurance so I wouldn t have to pay out of pocket anymore (could be pricey) and they actually dose you first day of treatment so atleast you don t have to be sick, and leave the clinic feeling hopeful ,but once the ball gets rolling FMTC is a ok place to be. The staff is able to get things done in a timely fashion. They recently had a big turnaround of staff and lost some good counselors to another clinic , but they are starting to get things back in order. I highly recommend this place if you are willing to do the work this program will work for you. Keep the faith you got this! You just have to take the first step I m 5 years clean and opiates ran me for 17 years and let me tell you I don t think about opiates anymore hope this helps

I have been coming here off and on since 2002. I was last here about a year or two ago. In the unit I was in, you can have an hour of electronics. They have pet therapy, music therapy, art therapy, etc. After the first 24 hours of being on the unit, you can go to the cafeteria. One psychiatrist that I had only prescribed an anti-anxiety medication instead of trying a different treatment. One nurse wouldn't let me go for breakfast if I didn't shower first. That was the only downside of my experience, but we were able to go outside as long as there was enough staff. I like showering at night in order to "wind down. " If you are there for more than a few days, I recommend you bring a warm blanket and your own pillow from home. They lock the rooms during the day so it will not be stolen at least not that I have ever experienced. The only thing I really dislike is that they push you to attend their religious group. I am Jewish and don't hold their beliefs. I think they should have a choice of a different group or activity during that group/time. The unit was clean, they have updated the adult units. At least the ones I have been in, a lot nicer than 2002. More freedom than before. Most doctors and social workers have a good bedside manner. Nurses, most are okay. Techs are alright.