Our Staff
Maclay Rehabilitation Center
Our Clients
The Maclay Rehabilitation Program provides a highly structured residential
setting with Treatment and services for male adults ages 18 through 64.
Our Staff
As part of our team, staff members assist in all facility activities when on
duty. They serve as the backbone of our treatment center, helping our
clients in all areas of recovery.
Our Certified Counselors provide much needed support and guidance
to our clients here at the Maclay Rehabilitation Center. They organize and
facilitate multiple individual, group, and family sessions throughout the day.
In addition, psychologists, psychiatrists, and/or medical doctors are called
upon on an as when deemed appropriate.
The Maclay Rehabilitation Program provides a highly structured residential
setting with Treatment and services for male adults ages 18 through 64.
Our Staff
As part of our team, staff members assist in all facility activities when on
duty. They serve as the backbone of our treatment center, helping our
clients in all areas of recovery.
Our Certified Counselors provide much needed support and guidance
to our clients here at the Maclay Rehabilitation Center. They organize and
facilitate multiple individual, group, and family sessions throughout the day.
In addition, psychologists, psychiatrists, and/or medical doctors are called
upon on an as when deemed appropriate.
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| Drug Facts |
Many people do not
understand why individuals
become addicted to drugs or
how drugs change the brain to
foster compulsive drug abuse.
They mistakenly view drug
abuse and addiction as strictly
a social problem and may
characterize those who take
drugs as morally weak. One
very common belief is that
drug abusers should be able
to just stop taking drugs if they
are only willing to change their
behavior. What people often
underestimate is the
complexity of drug addiction—
that it is a disease that
impacts the
brain and because of that,
stopping drug abuse is not
simply a matter of willpower.
Through scientific advances
we now know much more
about how exactly drugs work
in the brain, and we also know
that drug addiction can be
successfully treated to help
people stop abusing drugs
and resume their productive
lives.
understand why individuals
become addicted to drugs or
how drugs change the brain to
foster compulsive drug abuse.
They mistakenly view drug
abuse and addiction as strictly
a social problem and may
characterize those who take
drugs as morally weak. One
very common belief is that
drug abusers should be able
to just stop taking drugs if they
are only willing to change their
behavior. What people often
underestimate is the
complexity of drug addiction—
that it is a disease that
impacts the
brain and because of that,
stopping drug abuse is not
simply a matter of willpower.
Through scientific advances
we now know much more
about how exactly drugs work
in the brain, and we also know
that drug addiction can be
successfully treated to help
people stop abusing drugs
and resume their productive
lives.