Self Recovery Medical Detox

Self Recovery Medical Detox Need Medical Detox? Do you have a problem with Drugs or Alcohol? Call us at (866)255-3350 today! On February 1, 2009 we opened our 1st unit in Northern Alabama.

SELF-RECOVERY LLC, was opened in September of 2005 by Tommy Moore, SCAD, C.E.O., to meet the growing need for substance abuse detoxification. By 2009, we realized that we would need to open a second unit in order to meet the growing demands of the victims of substance abuse. In July of 2010, we moved from our home location in York, Alabama, to a more centralized location at Bryan W. Whitfield Memorial Hospital in Demopolis, Alabama. In March 2013, we opened our East Alabama unit again at Cherokee Medical Center, in Centre, Alabama. Having two locations helps us better serve all of Alabama. In August 2016, Self-Recovery opened a third unit in Anniston, Alabama! Self-Recovery was opened because we understand the struggle of addiction and the addict who still suffers. We, as the staff at Self-Recovery, believe that with proper treatment the disease of addiction can be placed in remission, allowing the individual to regain their self respect, dignity and control of their life. The Staff of Self-Recovery believes in treating each person as an individual, with dignity and respect. We understand that addiction is a life threatening disease, and that if left untreated will result in death. We also understand that recovery is possible! We never give up hope for the patient, even when a patient themselves has exhausted all hope. We give each patient the necessary tools to succeed in their recovery. The greatest reward that we as a staff receive is when we hear back from a patient who has completed the program and is living a sober life of recovery.

11/27/2025
✨Employee Spotlight✨Meet Dionna, aka Ms. D. She lives by the motto “Why blend in when you were born to stand out.” She h...
11/25/2025

✨Employee Spotlight✨

Meet Dionna, aka Ms. D. She lives by the motto “Why blend in when you were born to stand out.” She has been an S.R. Tech with Self Recovery for 13 months, proudly embracing a role that she says is “so much bigger than the title.”

She loves being out in nature, shopping, bike riding, skating, and dancing like nobody’s watching—but her greatest joy comes from spending time with her two favorite people: her children.

Dionna is deeply grateful to be part of the Self Recovery family, describing her team as kind-hearted, respectful, and loving. Though everyone is different, they’re united by a shared respect for one another and a genuine commitment to supporting patients on their road to recovery.

Thank you for all your hard work.

Gratitude doesn't erase pain - it gives it perspective. When recovery feels heavy, noticing one good thing can bring lig...
11/24/2025

Gratitude doesn't erase pain - it gives it perspective. When recovery feels heavy, noticing one good thing can bring light back in.
🌤️ What's one thing that keeps you moving forward today?

Recovery isn't about never falling it's about returning to Center when you do. A single mindful breath can reset your ne...
11/21/2025

Recovery isn't about never falling it's about returning to Center when you do. A single mindful breath can reset your nervous system and renew your gratitude.
🕊️ Take a deep breath right now - this moment is enough.

✨ Employee Spotlight ✨Meet Avery Williamson, counselor at our Greenville unit since August 2023.She holds a Bachelor’s d...
11/17/2025

✨ Employee Spotlight ✨

Meet Avery Williamson, counselor at our Greenville unit since August 2023.
She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Biology with a minor in Psychology from Auburn University at Montgomery. Avery loves spending time with her family, reading, and shopping.

Her favorite part of working at Self Recovery is watching patients reclaim their lives—those small wins make every hard day worth it.

Thank you Avery for all your hard work!!!

Studies show that gratitude can reduce anxiety, improved sleep, and lower relapse risk. Atl Self Recovery Medical Detox,...
11/15/2025

Studies show that gratitude can reduce anxiety, improved sleep, and lower relapse risk. Atl Self Recovery Medical Detox, We Believe gratitude is More than a feeling - it's part of the healing process.

Gratitude anchors Us in what matters most - connection, purpose, and presence. A grateful heart strengthens long-term re...
11/14/2025

Gratitude anchors Us in what matters most - connection, purpose, and presence. A grateful heart strengthens long-term recovery and emotional balance.

In recovery, gratitude shifts focus from what's missing to what's growing. What are you grateful for today? ✨ Self Recov...
11/13/2025

In recovery, gratitude shifts focus from what's missing to what's growing. What are you grateful for today?
✨ Self Recovery Medical Detox -- where healing begins with gratitude.✨

Thank you to all who have served and continue to serve — your sacrifice and dedication give us the freedoms we enjoy tod...
11/11/2025

Thank you to all who have served and continue to serve — your sacrifice and dedication give us the freedoms we enjoy today.

✨ Employee Spotlight ✨Meet Porsha' WoodsPorsha' Woods is a Substance Abuse Counselor at Self Recovery Detox in Centre, w...
11/10/2025

✨ Employee Spotlight ✨

Meet Porsha' Woods
Porsha' Woods is a Substance Abuse Counselor at Self Recovery Detox in Centre, where she has worked since August 2024. She holds a Master’s degree in Theology from the North Carolina College of Theology and is currently pursuing her Doctorate in Christian Counseling.

Porsha' finds great fulfillment in helping patients begin their recovery journey and takes pride in being a source of light and encouragement. She hopes to see more treatment opportunities for individuals with substance use and dual diagnoses across Alabama.

In her free time, Porsha' enjoys reading, going to the movies, dining out, attending church, and spending time with her friends and family. She considers working at Self Recovery Detox a true blessing.

Thank you for all you do and your hard work.

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Gratitude isn't just a mindset - it's medicine for the soul. Read our latest blog to learn how daily gratitude practices...
11/10/2025

Gratitude isn't just a mindset - it's medicine for the soul. Read our latest blog to learn how daily gratitude practices help recovery flourish.

Gratitude in Recovery: The Practice That Changes Everything Gratitude changes everything. In recovery, it’s more than just saying “thank you.” Gratitude is a mindset that helps rewire the brain, calm the nervous system, and build emotional resilience. It reminds us that even in hard moments, t...

Gratitude changes how we see the world--and ourselves. Throughout November, we celebrate the healing power of thankfulne...
11/08/2025

Gratitude changes how we see the world--and ourselves. Throughout November, we celebrate the healing power of thankfulness in recovery.
💚 Join Self Recovery Medical Detox in reflecting on what truly matters.

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SELF-RECOVERY LLC, was opened in September of 2005 by Tommy Moore, NCAC I, C.E.O., to meet the growing need for substance abuse detoxification.

By 2009, we realized that we would need to open a second unit in order to meet the growing demands of the victims of substance abuse. On February 1, 2009 we opened our 1st unit in Northern Alabama.

In August 2018 we opened our 4th unit in Alabama so Self-Recovery now has 4 locations including Greene County Hospital in Eutaw, Cherokee Medical Center in Centre, and Stringfellow Memorial Hospital in Anniston, and Bullock County Hospital in Union Springs.