I also shared a review that was deleted and I won't be silent about it. Many reviews I saw a year…read moreago were also deleted so don't let it fool you Went here when I was 13 years old and they took our clothes and made us wear pink scrubs and earn our clothes. Facility was left unlocked to test patients and see if they'd escape, but some did and got into some situations on the streets because it's a bunch of fast food places and stuff. They'd still get into trouble for trying to escape even if they went batshit crazy We got in trouble for things simple as not eating just because we were upset and had to write real long essays. Staff were alright, some were kind of assholes though and one of the therapists had a DUI charge if you look at the Reddit post someone made about this place. HIPPA laws were violated not gonna lie, for some reason whenever someone went a level down in residential they had other kids vote. Why's this an issue? Because I knew my shit five days in and they were jealous because they don't handle their problems on their own. One of my friends was forced to share their r*pe story to I don't know, maybe around 40 kids in the room?? They didn't want to which their privacy shouldn't be violated like that in the first place and they broke down crying. The computer lab smelled like cigarettes and we weren't allowed to contact our parents if we got in trouble. Apparently it was only once a week under supervision so my dad even made a code sentence to say if I needed help because we had a bad feeling about this place. Now, I only stayed for six days because I emailed my teacher through the school site to contact my mom and tell her I needed help. Got banned from the computers that day but I have no regrets because if I hadn't done that I don't know the shit I could've endured. I had six bakeracts before that and witnessed some pretty wild situations at a young age because I was under a prescription cascade by my old doctor and had side effects so I'd hurt myself. Never had ill intentions towards anyone and hated altercations especially because I'm bad at social interaction. But this place? There were fights often, kids kissing each other and talking about how many people they've fucked, if your roommate was pissed at you you weren't allowed to sleep on the floor outside your room but if you cut yourself then you had to so I kinda did that- Not a proud moment but I didn't wanna piss him off more because I felt bad for calling his music taste ass Anyways, you were also cooked if you didn't have friends because of the weird voting system Dr. Moron GolfBallHeadWithGlasses made up. Mornings were weird af, the guy went "Good morning everyone " and we had to say in unison "Good morning Doctor Moran!" Like it was some sorta kids show and then the next minute it's forcing people to share their deepest traumas even if they don't wanna Outside time sucked, they made us give them our shoes which by the way I never got my shoes back from that place, those were some pretty good Nikes Dosages were tampered with though and parents weren't told. Also a lot of the reviews I saw on here about a year ago were deleted so I know they're trying to silence us. Well guess what? Not gonna let that happen! Water tasted like metal, fridge was broken and the milk had ice chunks in it, food tasted nasty, and they didn't really care for people's needs. And the strip searches are weird but I don't really blame them for that, staff probably didn't want to do that either Also even if you're not a drug addict, if you don't attend an AA meeting you'll get in trouble for not listening about the dangers of doing drugs even if you know not to anyways Also for the past year or so the location keeps saying "closed", "permanently closed", "open", "temporarily closed" ??????? Pick a side!‍ Might be good for kids who are recovering from addictions but even then it's just a really bizarre place, wouldn't recommend it but you do you if you want.

Very very high pressure on the moola end. They try and sell you every service they have by telling…read moreyou your health shits!

They have parking lot. The checkin staff is very slow but otherwise the experience was good…read more Staff that I interacted with was very nice.

Please don't think that i was all bad. The therapy staff is amazing very fed and supportive. I was…read morereleased in wonderful condition and able to resume my in

I recommend ARS to anyone considering getting help. All of the staff here want to help you and they…read moredon't treat you like a number.

This place is horrible. They don't follow any of the state and federal regulations for their…read morelicensing. I won't go into detail but they've been reported and will be under investigation in the near future

Was invited for dinner and a couple of month's later a Sunday brunch. This place is very…read moreimpressive. The location on the Intercoastal is just fantastic. The facility has many amenities, a nice pool, gym, scheduled activities, classes... all the things you'd imagine at a top notch retirement community. Their 2 BR apartment was beautiful. The food is very good here. Dinner was a la carte from a nice menu, as you would find in a good restaurant. The Sunday Brunch is a buffet but has a few manned stations... omelets, meat carvings, bagel toasting... nicely done and excellent.

constant maintenance problems. Toilet and shower are often not usable because of leaks and…read moreflooding. Elevators are often down and air conditioners also. Maintenance is free but also constant. However, most staff is general pleasant and the residents are pleasant and generally seemed pleased.

Excellent-therapist team helped me tremendously. If you want to get well I highly recommend this…read moreplace. I went in 2018. A variety of addictions and issues can be addressed. Emotionally it was the most difficult and uncomfortable experience but it started me on my path to recovery and sobriety. Not easy, worth it.

The most wonderful place to recover from codependency…read more Father Bill is sadly missed by our family. He baptized me and married me as well as mentoring my career as an addiction counselor. This is magic Mountain.