“Crest View Recovery Center” is a luxury addiction recovery center in Asheville, North Carolina. At Crest View we strive to facilitate change and initiate hope for individuals suffering from addiction, alcoholism, bipolar disorder, and mental instability. We work closely with our client’s families to provide a recovery environment that supports self-directed recovery within a caring and supportive environment. This type of dedicated, holistic addiction recovery center serves people from all walks of life – from all ages, races, religions and sexual orientations. Our highly trained staff strives to offer the very best in addiction recovery from alcohol, drug, gambling and other forms of addiction.

Our addict recovery program includes an extensive detoxification process followed by individualized addiction treatments and various support systems including 12-step programs and specialty therapies, including: Acupuncture, Arts & Meditation, Chinese Medicine, Sedation, Hypnotherapy, meditation, psychotherapy, spiritual guidance, and behavioral therapy. During the detoxification process, patients are placed under general anesthesia and took off all non-prescription drugs. During this period, they remain in the detox facility and receive medical care and support. At the conclusion of the detoxification process, they are walked through a comprehensive pre-treatment cycle consisting of medical screening, therapy consultation, inpatient follow-up, residential follow-up, and outpatient services.

Asheville North Carolina is a beautiful city with an excellent selection of apartments, condos and homes to choose from. There are many nearby attractions, including the Appalachian Trail, the Art Museum, the Broad Street Film House and a major league baseball stadium. If you are considering a move to the area, I would suggest you look into the local hospitals and treatment centers that provide long term and short term substance abuse help. It’s a good idea to do some research on your own and discover what may be best for you. Addiction recovery isn’t easy but if you can find the right resources, your road to sobriety will be much easier.