Help & Hope: The Importance of Relapse Prevention Education

Posted by TheAviary | Jun 15, 2021 | Recovery

Show Me St. Louis Help & Hope

Kathy McKenney, our director of business development, spoke about the importance of relapse prevention education on Show Me St. Louis’ ‘Help & Hope’ segment.

The Aviary Recovery Center offers a holistic approach to substance use and mental health treatment.

From detoxification to residential services and outpatient treatment, there is a lot being offered at this St. Louis-area addiction program.

You can view the interview here.

Looking for an outpatient alcohol rehab in St. Louis? For more information about The Aviary Recovery Center, please contact us anytime at (314) 464-0222. We’re here to help.

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