Woman Praises Her Rehab Experience at WhiteSands Treatment in Florida
Mar 27, 2023
March 27, 2023 - /PressAdvantage/ - Tampa, Florida — A woman who was struggling with addiction has left a top review after her experience at WhiteSands Treatment.
In her 5-star review on Google, Tara specifically praised the work of staff members Sabrina and Gary and said they made her stay at the Hyde Park facility “a great, comfortable, and educational” experience.
“I believe in my long-term recovery (because) of the assistance and tools they have given me,” she wrote.
WhiteSands Treatment has earned top reviews from people of all ages and walks of life over the years for its work to deliver the best treatment for alcohol and drug addiction. WhiteSands operates several inpatient and outpatient facilities across Florida, ensuring that a place to get help is nearby from just about any point in the state.
In addition to its Hyde Park treatment center, WhiteSands also offers residential treatment in Tampa and Fort Myers. Outpatient help is available in Orlando, Clearwater, Naples, Palm Harbor, Tampa, Lakeland, Brandon, Deland, Gainesville, Sarasota, St. Petersburg, Longwood, Ocala, and Kissimmee.
Wherever people choose to get help from WhiteSands, they can look forward to top-notch staff members who can deliver the best, most effective treatments and therapies to overcome alcohol and drug addiction.
WhiteSands Treatment has been recognized for three consecutive years as one of America’s Best Addiction Treatment Centers by Newsweek, but it’s the positive outcomes and reviews from clients like Tara that really stand out for the network of addiction rehabs.
In addition to the evidence-based treatment that would be expected at a top addiction facility, WhiteSands Treatment has also earned national attention for its unique KO Addiction program that incorporates boxing as an athletic, powerful tool to help clients as they fight to overcome their struggles with drugs or alcohol.
To learn more about the work of WhiteSands Treatment, visit www.whitesandstreatment.com or call the Hyde Park location at 877-539-3469.
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For more information about WhiteSands Alcohol & Drug Rehab Tampa, contact the company here:
WhiteSands Alcohol & Drug Rehab Tampa
+18132130442
215 W Verne St Suite A, Tampa, FL 33606
(813) 213-0442
ReleaseID: 60059464
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