Lawmaker misses work for rehab

Rep. Rob Briley took an excused absence from work at the state capitol to finish up a 30 day rehabilitation at a substance abuse treatment facility. Briley checked himself in to the retreat for “struggling alcoholics and addicts” after pleading guilty to DUI in December. Watch the police dash cam of the entire incident.

The program, based upon the twelve steps of Alcoholics Anonymous, is minimum of 30 day residential program. The program costs $5,200 payable in advance by check, cash, or credit card. Discovery Place provides a regular aftercare program for both alumni and family.
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Located on 17 acres of rolling farmland just west of Nashville, Tennessee, Discovery Place was established and opened its doors in June, 1997 as a spiritual retreat for men, a home away from home where struggling alcoholics and addicts find the time and surroundings to begin their discovery of recovery.

Our program is based upon the twelve steps suggested in the book of Alcoholics Anonymous. It is our goal that guests will discover enough about the twelve step program to take a positive interest in ongoing recovery and to carry this interest into active participation in their daily lives.

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