Per Wickstrom
Per Wickstrom is an American entrepreneur and founder of Best Drug Rehabilitation in Manistee, Michigan.
Early life
At the age of 14 Per began drinking alcohol, which led into an addiction to drugs. He battled this addiction for more than 20 years. At the age of 38 after having been through treatment four different times, he realized he needed to quit drugs for good. His success inspired him to help others.
Career
Wickstrom found Narconon, the treatment center that helped him finally put an end to his drug use, so he began to pursue opening a drug rehab facility of his own. He spent time learning about effective and ineffective methods and techniques in the drug rehabilitation field. He also began developing his own curriculum which was unique from any other curriculum used in the industry. Taking a loan from the bank, in 2010 he established and opened a rehabilitation facility.
The program he developed seeks to meet the emotional, behavioral, spiritual and physical needs of those struggling with addiction. This holistic approach extends beyond the physical to all aspects of dependence, giving clients the tools to cope with obstacles like temptation and ways to rejoin and live a normal life after addiction.
Wickstrom has a website where he keeps a blog, shares his story and testimonials from former clients, shares upcoming events and provides ways to connect with him.
Early life
At the age of 14 Per began drinking alcohol, which led into an addiction to drugs. He battled this addiction for more than 20 years. At the age of 38 after having been through treatment four different times, he realized he needed to quit drugs for good. His success inspired him to help others.
Career
Wickstrom found Narconon, the treatment center that helped him finally put an end to his drug use, so he began to pursue opening a drug rehab facility of his own. He spent time learning about effective and ineffective methods and techniques in the drug rehabilitation field. He also began developing his own curriculum which was unique from any other curriculum used in the industry. Taking a loan from the bank, in 2010 he established and opened a rehabilitation facility.
The program he developed seeks to meet the emotional, behavioral, spiritual and physical needs of those struggling with addiction. This holistic approach extends beyond the physical to all aspects of dependence, giving clients the tools to cope with obstacles like temptation and ways to rejoin and live a normal life after addiction.
Wickstrom has a website where he keeps a blog, shares his story and testimonials from former clients, shares upcoming events and provides ways to connect with him.
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