This program is changing lives. I have witnessed people take charge of their lives and make…read moredramatic differences. I highly recommend Camelback Recovery.

Camelback Recovery has made changes to its organizational structure, and it shows. They are making…read morestrides to recreate a program that they can be proud of and that can help those struggling with mental health and addiction. They have recently added a family component to their program to help not only those seeking treatment but also to help their loved ones. I have spoken with several former patients, and they have stated that this program has helped save not only themselves but also helped mend their relationships with their families and other loved ones.

Carla Vista is not just "Another Sober Living". It's hands down the best thing that has happened to…read moreme. During your first house meeting you are instantly welcomed into the Carla Vista Family and become connected to an immense network of exclusive resources and incredible people that will help you get Sober and stay Sober. Not only do you get Sober, they teach you real life Skills on how to maintain your Sobriety and how to actually apply these skills to help build a successful life. Accountability is a strong theme here and thorough it you learn how to finally manage your life. The homes are extremely clean, spacious and peaceful. The beds are super comfy and everything else is well maintained. There is a great sense of structure and peace that resonates in each home as well. I've been here for 4 months in the "Murphy House" In Gilbert and in this short time, they helped me get a Sponsor, a Job, and now I have a car and have gotten back on my own 2 feet. My Mom cannot stop praising me or the program for the dramatic changes I've experienced within these past few months especially with my new outlook and attitude with my life. I honestly could not and would not have gotten this far if I was anywhere else but Carla Vista. Thank you Tom and Jon and Laura for keeping it real, and to all the House Managers who work hard to maintain a high standard of Sober Living. Whoever left the review about Daniel is lame. He is my Grandsponsor and is an incredible person with over two years of Sobriety thanks to Carla Vista, he has recently graduated from the program, still comes to the Carla Vista meetings as an Alumni to offer his support, now has his own place, an incredible job and is the finest example of what Carla Vista can do for you! A+++++++

I've had nothing but a wonderful experience at Carla vista. I lived here on 2 separate occasions…read moreand both times were great. The owners really care and want to see people succeed. The houses have rules and structure but it's only to help you and help you to live a normal life again. I'd highly recommend Carla vista to anyone looking for a sober living!

I could easily write paragraphs about how much I appreciate cornerstone. I'll keep it as short as I…read morecan. From my initial phone call with Erick setting me up for beginning my IOP to my first counseling session with George and quickly beginning my group sessions and one on one therapy with Vered I felt heard and supported. Vered helped me understand how my addiction and mental health were co-occurring. She taught me the tools I use daily to continue my recovery. I am very thankful cornerstone and all the staff were there when I needed the most support.

Amazing! They have truly helped me in more ways than I thought possible. They really dive deep into…read morethe root of your addiction, family history, and relationships. They also prepare you for life outside of the program. The offices are very neat and comfortable. I love going to my process groups each day. Give it a try, you won't be disappointed.

truly the best decision i've ever made…read more i can honestly say coming here has changed my life in every possible way. the staff here is beyond amazing -- they don't just do their jobs, they care. like really care. every single person goes out of their way to make sure you feel supported, seen, and heard. Marissa and Darcy, my case workers, have been such a blessing. they've helped me with everything -- from building a plan for my future to just being there when i needed someone to talk to. they make sure you're not just okay while you're here, but that you're set up for success after -- with school, work, housing, all of it. my therapist Michael has made such a huge impact on me. i've learned more from him in these four weeks than i ever expected to. he's helped me understand myself on a deeper level and actually believe in the person i'm becoming. there are also so many other amazing people who have made this experience what it is -- Grace, Frankie, Drew, Shaun, Sergio, Eric, Renee, Lindsey, Hannah, Justin, Zach, Kayla, Erin, Jordan, Desiree, John, Marcel, Donny, Tiffany, Haley, Mary, Makenzie, and Kristian, and even the cleaning ladies who always bring such good energy and kindness every day. every single one of them plays a part in creating this safe, healing environment. you can feel the love and care everywhere here. the classes are incredible too -- they're real, they hit deep, and they actually teach you how to live again. you learn about emotions, boundaries, relapse prevention, communication, and just how to be a healthy person in every part of your life. and the community you build here... it's like family. everyone is trying to get better together, and the friendships you make are real and lasting. i've met people i'll stay connected with forever. if you truly want to get sober and start over the right way, this is the place. they help you heal, rebuild, and actually find yourself again. i'll forever be grateful for everyone here -- they helped me find hope again.

This is NOT the place to go if you are struggling with your mental health. I was self-admitted due…read moreto a need for mental health support for anxiety, depression, and suicidal ideation. It didn't take long to realize that this is very much an addiction rehab and almost none of their sessions directly related to mental health education, DBT, or support. They also heavily push meds here. I was on 6 different anxiety/antidepressant/antipsychotic meds, most of which (or perhaps the combination) made me physically sick, nauseous, and I would go days without eating. For the solution to this from nursing, I was given protein shakes and then was given MORE meds to deal with the side effects of these. When I asked to be taken off one, I was told I was "refusing meds" which at NO point did I refuse something that was needed for me to take. This went on for weeks. After three weeks of treatment, I was abruptly "administratively discharged" by my therapist, just one week before my expected end date. I was told that their facility was "not equipped" to handle my needs, despite having been completely transparent from the time of my intake about my mental health issues. They even claimed my depression was getting worse while there, which unfortunately was accurate. While I understand that there are varying standards for treatment progress, I am deeply concerned that my discharge was handled inappropriately. Specifically: * I was discharged without any follow-up care or referral to ongoing mental health services, despite having suicidal thoughts and self-harm behaviors that my therapist and the treatment team were fully aware of. Again, all of this was mentioned in my intake before I even started. * Upon immediate discharge (literally, immediate. I was not allowed back inside, even to say goodbye to friends) I was given a month's worth of medication, including sleeping pills, without a clear aftercare plan, despite the potential risks for misuse or overdose. This risk was known to my therapist and the medical team, as we had to report suicidal ideation daily on our medical notes. * I was not provided with any support or guidance to manage my transition out of inpatient care safely. The team was aware that I live alone, yet I was sent home with a bag full of a month's worth of medication and no follow-up or additional support from anyone at Pinnacle Peak Recovery. This discharge left me feeling abandoned and unsupported, which is especially troubling given the severity of my mental health needs at the time. Additionally, I felt I was completely rejected by my therapist, with whom I had built a trusting relationship. She essentially gave up on me. Looking back, I believe this situation endangered my well-being and was not consistent with the standards of care expected from a licensed mental health facility that claims to treat mental health disorders. They need to take "mental health" off their website. This place is strictly a 12-step program for those with substance abuse disorders and should NOT be claiming otherwise. I do want to add that the BHPPs and the other instructors/staff were very kind, wonderful people. I genuinely enjoyed getting to know most of them and have made connections with people from this program that I will have friendships with long term . The way my discharge was handled, and the lack of actual support for those with mental health issues during my time there had nothing to do with them. Overall, please DON'T come here for mental health! My situation could have been deadly if I wasn't lucky enough to have a support system back home. Find a different place. This isn't it.

FOUNTAIN HILLS RECOVERY When drugs happen in your life,…read morefirst it's hard to tell cuz druggies are very good liars. If you're reading this bless you and good luck. With the new drugs being dumped in our country (fentenayl) it comes down to paying for good therapy or paying the mortician, period. I am a retired owner of a large NYSE investment company and I know good professional service dealing in intangibles. Sandy and her staff are as professional as you can get, smart, experienced, all with true empathy. Their guidance and constant communication are a true beacon in a difficult time.

Desert mountain Scottsdale facility The duty of care for…read morethe first 24 hours is extremely crucial. Vitals including heart rate and change in heart rate at anytime could be the difference between life or death and should be monitored at all times. Emergency services getting to a patients room should not be 'confusing and complex'. Also critical is that any CPR administered should be done on a hard surface not on a couch or bed.

This Review is for Scottsdale Providence Recovery Center, In patient program. The female house is…read morebeautiful, spacious, safe, well managed and keeps you accountable. From chores to cooking - staying in the house aids you with important life & interpersonal skills. The scope of The Clinical Director and the staffs understanding of this field is profound. They handle life in the present and only looks's ahead. Scottsdale Providence provides empathy, a sophisticated set of interpersonal skills, acts with a sense of urgency, constructive self-insights and encouragement. The staff helped me build a structured treatment plan to initiate helpful growth, strength and a realistic recovery. Although the action is up to you, the therapists equip you with a foundation full Of resources to build upon. They work on your inner strengths and challenge your weaknesses. They offer constructive feedback and are quick to tell you what you need to hear - not what you want to hear. The staff overall truly have your best interest at heart and want to see you succeed. They provided me with a sense of care and safety in being vulnerable. The staff is efficient in they're approach and steadfast to being consistent & professional. Thus far, treatment here has been a remarkably empowering and fortifying experience. They're recognition and approach have pulled me up from darkness into an optimistic state. Going to treatment here has given me hope, direction, and the opportunity to identify what I need to do to live a sober life. Recovery is possible (if you want to be sober) and being a client here has given me that chance. Scottsdale Providence has offered me a life-changing experience; that will put me back on the path to a positive, healthy, and sober life I so dearly have in front of me. In other words, I strongly recommend this treatment center if you're ready to get sober, honest and are willing to do the work.

For the record, I left, was not kicked out. Two clients threatened patients, they questioned my…read moredisability multiple times, the house manager screamed to shut the f up, male therapists fought in the women's room. In 7 weeks they never gave me therapy notes as requested, didn't have my medication for a week, I did not meet with a therapist every week, they tried to deny my service animal and affiliated programs did the same. Illegally. Never got EMDR. Was told not to hug or text clients. Missed appointments due to mistakes in transportation. Almost no free time. And the entire program is based on AA. It is mandated if you live in their housing, not optional.

The Hope House literally saved my life. It is a beautiful home with amazing staff, from admissions…read more(Megan is a miracle worker) all the way down to the amazing house cleaner. Chef Dan is a treat that any celebrity would pay to have prepare their meals. The therapists/group coordinators are amazing, the BHT's are fantastic, Taylor and Tami literally changed my life with some of their words and encouragement. If you or a loved one, are suffering from addiction, I would trust this place, and only this place, hands-down. Not my first rodeo with rehab, but definitely my last thanks to Hope House.

This place helped my mom immensely on her journey through sobriety. Thank you to The Hope house and…read moreall of their staff.

Incredibly good program filled with great people. They engage the clients in many positive ways…read more They teach people to become responsible for their own lives. The staff is so wonderfully engaged. The clients are challenged to grow! Awesome!

Beware!! This is a company who only wants your money. Despite what their mission statement is, they…read moreare for profit. They discharged my son because insurance "denied" more time requested. My son left on a Friday night, showed up to group Monday and was told "oh, your insurance approved 3 more days". This is not how you help addicts. My son needed more time per his clinical counselor but said it is up to our insurance. My insurance never denied more time, but since Evolution Way assumes he would be denied, they had him leave. My son did very well at this facility but money talks. They had others on a scholarship to stay when their insurance wouldn't pay, but wouldn't help my son. It took 5 messages left before someone returned my calls. My son has since OD and is currently homeless. Evolution Way did not return my son's phone calls for help either. So, my advice, make sure you have cash!!! It is hurtful when you think people care but when it comes down to it, they want the money.