All about the money for his big fancy houses. They girls were great. I felt very alone there…read more And when I asked if I could come back he wanted 5000.00 for a week Insane

I will be forever grateful to Restore Detox Center for saving my life. I went in for a 10 day detox…read moreand in the first week they had to call 911 twice to take me to the hospital for under lying conditions. Upon my return I could not walk and they feed me along caring for my other needs until I could care for myself. Darla was instrumental in extending my stay for another 22 days, They taught me how to love myself again and gave me the tools I needed to battle the demons once I left. At Restore I discovered more about my self than I ever thought possible. I highly recommend Restore to anyone, as it was an amazing experience that will continue to help me in my daily life. I would like to thank Steven, Darla, Emmy, Vicky, and Averie along with my housemates for guidance and support in helping me reach 67 days of sobriety. TJS

We consider ourselves fortunate indeed to have gotten our loved one into Crownview, one of the few…read moreinpatient/outpatient mental health care facilities that addresses three vital aspects of treatment: the underlying mental health issue, self-medication and substance abuse resulting from that issue, and re-entry into the real world, with vocational and job-seeking assistance. Although the institute is not cheap, its many caregivers provide thorough assistance in all aspects of rebuilding a troubled life. Treating mental health is a daunting task, nothing is clear cut and many maladies are impervious to the best care. Nevertheless, Crownview has been wonderful for us so far. The client gets priority at CCI, and family dialogue with caregivers could be better. Nevertheless we feel lucky to have found Crownview. It deserves five stars.

Do not go here. They proclaim to be supportive of clients but isolate you from the real world, give…read moreyou too much medication to zombify you, and restrict your access with the world then blame you when you have so called "symptoms" when you react to the negative environment, so they can keep making money off you and keep power over you as you become a shell of your former self.

I am an alumni. I was treated at Casa Palmera 11 years ago and it changed my life. I have nothing…read morebut good things to say about the treatment, staff, facility and program. I had failed 2 treatments prior to Casa, and had little hope left until I saw how beautiful, caring and calming the environment was. I have recommended them to people over and over again and they continue to be the place where hope and healing is found.

Truly a center for transformation, healing and reconnection to one's self. Whether you come here…read morefor treatment, have a loved one that is here, or have the pleasure of working on the team for Casa Palmera, the experience will change you for the better.

Really feel bad I have to rate it this low. And 2 is a stretch…read more When it was good, it was great. Competent, caring staff, well maintained facilities. When it wasn't, it was unprofessional to the point of being unethical. I didn't see my trauma therapist for the first 6 days I was there, and then at one point I went 11 days between trauma therapy sessions. I should have received 10-12 EMDR sessions and got a total of 5. And never received the final one. It was clear during those weeks that admitting new clients was their priority, to the detriment of existing clients. Even the staff were muttering quietly they were overworked and stressed with admissions and couldn't take care of their existing ones. Some staff did attempt to compensate but it wasn't enough. Sadly, this was not the only place I've seen this happen. Staffing and communication at even nationally-known places can be problematic and complaining can get one stereotyped to one's disadvantage. Smaller places like Wings suffer more. Would I go back? Would I refer clients (I work in the field)? Maybe. My peers were wonderful, the location is great, the staff caring. I would just warn people to not suffer silently when they don't get what they are promised when they are promised it.

Hello everyone, I just want you to be aware that this organization is very quirky to say the least…read more I reached out to them last week on Thursday and went through their intake process. I was promised a phone call back and never received one I finally called in today to hear that I was not a good fit for their organization. The last 5 days on the streets have been brutal waiting for their phone call but I guess they're busy with things that actually fit their agenda. They sound really sweet Emma and Holly but don't let them fool you they have everything but your best interest in mind. Go elsewhere don't waste your time here

The best place possible for treatment of fentanyl and opioid use. I cannot recommend it enough…read more Everyone there genuinely cares about how each patient is treated.

Best place to receive medical assisted treatment for substance abuse. Also, they offer housing for…read moreindividuals that are dealing with homelessness or in transition from incarceration to the main community. There Sober living offers clients with up to two year of housing assistance.

SDD is such a free space to heal. The instructors gave me…read morethe space and time to learn more about me and how to stay sober. I recommend this place to anyone who is ready to change their way of life. Thank you for all you have done for me and so many others! Lori

I cannot say enough wonderful things about San Diego Detox and the care they provided for my…read morebrother-in-law. Watching someone you love struggle with addiction is incredibly difficult, and knowing he was in a safe, supportive, and compassionate environment gave our entire family so much peace of mind. From the moment he arrived, the staff treated him with dignity, kindness, and genuine compassion. They made him feel comfortable and supported during what was undoubtedly one of the most difficult times in his life. The professionalism and level of care he received were truly exceptional. What stood out most to our family was that they didn't just see him as a patient--they saw him as a person. They listened, encouraged him, and helped him take the first important steps toward recovery. We are incredibly grateful to everyone at San Diego Detox for helping our family through such a challenging chapter. We will never forget the compassion and care they showed him. I would wholeheartedly recommend San Diego Detox to anyone looking for a safe, supportive, and caring place to begin their recovery journey.

I personally checked into Caso Sobol lifestyle after a stay in a recent rehabilitation facility. I…read morehad no idea what to expect, but was greeted by the staff with a friendly and welcoming attitude, even though it was almost 12 o'clock at night, when I arrived. I found the house to be beautiful and spacious. AST director Michael M was gracious enough to give me a quick rundown of all the rules, and a urinalysis, as this is a zero tolerance drug-free facility. As I settled in and got to know the other members of the household, I realized what a great find. Very friendly residents who are very outgoing to show you the ropes. There is also all you can eat food 24 hours a day as long as you clean up after yourself one group meal is served per weeknight with a house meeting on Sunday I found the whole experience of the way the house was brand to be very professional and organized And were quick to handle situations among the other residence. Another great aspect of the facility is that they will be responsible for handing meds out to the residence as needed. Believe me, I did my research when looking for a facility to move to. I had heard all the horror stories of people stuffing four individuals into a room made for one! I assure you this is not the case and every bed is a least a queen size . The house is clean and immaculate at all times as all the house guests help out. Truly an awesome place to start if you want to stay sober ! I would give this facility five stars and another five just for the staff! They really make the place what it is. Respectfully, Michael

It pretty funny reading some of the reviews from former clients. The owner required them to write…read more5 star reviews so they could be back allowed in the house. I stayed at Casa Paz for 6 months and boy It was a experience. I chose this house because they provide transportation to and from work and because of the beautiful house. They also have a food program that's included in rent. They do a great job stalking the house with food and getting anything special that you request. I shared the master bedroom with two other awesome girls. I totally appreciated having a queen size bed too! I swear every other sober living has as many twin size beds as possible crammed into a room. Our room did have ants tho... and no we didn't have food in our room. They provided us with ant traps but the traps would just leek sticky gel everywhere and the ants would be back in a week. One of the main reasons I gave them such a low rating is because it felt like staff went out of there way to sure you didn't feel at home... I tried to hang up one of my paintings and got yelled at, accidentally leaving a notebook downstairs and it gets thrown away, and management seems to threaten to kick you out over any thing. You would think paying 1700 a month would offer a more home vibe. I personally didn't clash well with management. A couple of staff had a toxic masculine /aggressive way of handling things. Lots of anger, yelling and heated confrontation. Even staff verbally/ physically abusing clients. I've always been the type of person who wants to know the reason behind things so I could have better understanding. They say they deal with everyone on a "case by case scenario ". But it's really just a huge playing favorites game! It's clear as day to house that they were certain people(clients) who were treated better; such as, not having to do there chores or/and always have the easier ones, getting extra rides, rides to and from airports, outcome after relapse and etc. When a client relapses they either get kicked out , have to pay for hotel for 3 days, temporary moved to the other Casasober house, or no punishment at all. I have even witness managers covering for the clients after a re-lapse and pushing it under the rug. It seems the main factors are monetary gain and personal favorites when dealing with this type of situation. My personal option is they shouldn't run a co-ed sober living. A few of the house managers evecross professional boundaries and take advantage of female clients in the position are in . It's fuck up place and I would avoid. At the end of a day I forget this place is a business in the main goals to make money, The owner has no problem rolling up in her Escalade and flashing her money while clients pay almost 2g a month to share a room with 2 other people. . But yeah avoid like the plague. Recovery is amazing but places like this just take advantage of people in a rough spot.

I'm not sure why people writing such ugliness…read more Dr. Davidson is amazing!! The testing and report are outstanding and thorough. It will not only help you!! it can open doors to services and help!!! None of these hateful people writing such unstable and nasty things bother to take down their reviews or update them with the real truth. Dr Davidson cares.....period. Slander is saying everything about the people posting!!!! Be patient and let Dr. Davidson help you in the end!! It has changed my life for the BETTER!!

I'm 7 weeks in and this is my first time at an inpatient facility and I absolutely love it here…read more Almost every resident here is about their sobriety and the staff is awesome. They definitely know what they are doing and haven't forgotten where they came from. They all care and want to make sure you learn life skills and how to maintain your sobriety. Im learning so much about myself and I've never known who I was until now. I recommend you take all the groups and classes they have to offer