I can't say enough good things about Haven Health Management! From the moment I stepped through the…read moredoor, everyone treated me like they genuinely cared... No rush, no judgement, just real kindness. The waiting room felt calm, and my appointments always ran on time, which was a pleasant surprise. My therapist helped me feel heard, and the little touches, like a warm cup of tea and follow-up calls made all the difference. If you're looking for a place that feels more like a caring community than a clinic, this is it!

Bright Futures Treatment Center in Boynton Beach changed my life. I've been to a few rehabs before,…read morebut none of them gave me what this place did--structure, support, and people who actually cared. I came in completely broken, addicted and unsure if I even wanted to get clean. From day one, the staff made me feel like a human again. They didn't judge me or push anything--just met me where I was at. The therapists were amazing, and the groups actually helped. It wasn't just about quitting drugs--it was about figuring out why I used in the first place. I went through detox, PHP, and IOP, and I'm still connected to their alumni group now. Being close to the beach was a huge bonus too--it helped clear my head during some really hard days. If you're looking for drug rehab in Boynton Beach, or anywhere in South Florida, give Bright Futures a shot. I've been clean for almost a year now, and I truly don't think I'd be here without them. This place isn't perfect, but it's real--and that's what I needed.

Bright futures treatment care really saved me a friendship. I helped him find this place to get…read moresober off of alcohol and drugs. He stated when he came out that the staff was super friendly and compassionate to helping him get in a better place. I'm so grateful for such an amazing facility to help my friend get right back on track. He is a year and a half sober today and his friends family and him are so happy to have him fully back.

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.

I really love my provider! Dara Castillo is so warm and welcoming, she has a great balance of…read moreprofessionalism and humility. She takes the time to get to know what I am going through and makes me feel so safe. She is my first Psychiatrist and I never want to leave her. I will be moving soon and it will be so hard if possible, to find another caring and compassionate professional in this field again. If you ware looking for a nice, and knowledgable psych. this is your place! She stands up for me in ways I wish I knew how to! Keep up the marvelous work Dr.Castillo!

I had a really great experience with this Psychiatry of the Palm Beaches. From the moment I walked…read morein, everyone was kind, welcoming, and made me feel comfortable. The front desk staff are always friendly and helpful, and they make everything easy and stress free. The providers are compassionate, attentive, and take the time to truly listen. I never feel rushed, and I always feel understood and supported after each visit. It is clear that they genuinely care about their patients and want to help. Overall, this office creates a very positive and supportive environment. I would definitely recommend them to anyone looking for quality care :)

I was a previous client of Archstone and give it 5 stars. The staff went above and beyond to meet…read moremy medical and emotional needs. They offer great insight into addiction education, create an atmosphere comfortable for detox, and are genuine in their approach to patient care. They set you up for success during discharge and pit in as much effort as you do while in the residential or php program. If you truly want help, it is offered and they meet you right where you are without judgement. I highly recommend Archstone if you are ready for life change! Kelly H.

Avoid this place. I have been an addiction physician for over 20 years. I have had my own…read moreRecovery Center. I have been in medicine for over 40 years. This place is run by a Director of Nursing, Mary, who is obviously burnt out. The conversation with her was one sided. She spoke but did not listen. She was unreasonable and it was a total waste of time. Trying to talk to ANYONE there by phone is IMPOSSIBLE. I left messages on every extension they had asking them to call me back, they never did! They sent my wife to the ER without just cause. They indicated that her case was too complex for them and they were not medically capable of handling her and they sent her to the ER to "dump her", instead of admitting they were not capable. There are many choices for Detox and Rehab. Don't choose this one!

They have helped, and continue to help me immensely, through their LIFETIME Alumni Program after…read moreyou graduate, headed by Dani Lozzi. She is a VERY intelligent and caring gem of a human being!

My mother-in-law has been here for 22 days now. We have no diagnosis for her, no treatment plan for…read moreher, and no aftercare plan for her. Her treatment team has only recommended that she stay longer, and is requesting money for her to stay longer. We have barely heard from her treatment team. Releases are signed, they are legally able to communicate with us, this is just simply neglect to do so. I cannot stress enough how unprofessional and unethical this treatment has shown to be. We are now looking at 8 more days of treatment for her and of course we do not plan on extending her stay because Life Skills has shown us ZERO in terms of her progress in treatment and professionalism. I have previously worked in two drug and alcohol treatment centers, I know very well how treatment works, this is beyond unprofessional and disappointing. I cannot stress enough how much I do not recommend this place for treatment of your loved ones. It is genuinely scary and concerning their lack of care and professionalism.

I'm not discounting that this place may help people and I know everyone's treatment is different…read more I'm sharing my experience because I wish I had heard something like this before I went. My time at Viamar felt extremely unethical and completely opposite of how the program is displayed online. The conduct of the CEO, Michelle Klinedinst, raised serious concerns about client treatment, professionalism, and ethical standards in the program. She called me "rude, defiant, and disrespectful" in front of a group and said, word for word, "I don't even want you here, I would have kicked you out if you weren't court ordered." Later, in private, she denied saying it and told me I was displaying sociopathy. There was a moment during an intervention where I was having a full breakdown, crying and on the verge of a panic attack, and said I felt suicidal. Her response was, "there you go again, just seeking attention." I still think about that because I was not looking for attention, I was crying for help. The overall environment felt more like control than care. Group therapy felt like being ganged up on rather than supported. We sat in a circle for hours being told what we were doing wrong while struggling with EDs. We were encouraged to share opinions on others' faults. Language like "not functional adults" and "wounded children" was constant. It felt like your identity was being broken down, and questioning anything was discouraged. If you struggled outside structured exercises, it was turned into a character flaw. We were taught psychology concepts that could have been helpful, but in my experience they were used in a way that kept people compliant. It felt like the expectation was to stop being yourself and become whatever they defined as "functional." Some exercises were extremely intense and not trauma-informed. In psychodrama sessions, people screamed at others acting as figures from their past while being told to scream louder and hit objects. While that could help some, it was extremely triggering for others, especially those of us with PTSD who had no choice but to sit through it. There was group punishment for individual actions, which created a culture where patients turned on each other. I broke rules and other patients served the same consequences. I was searching other treatment centers on the TVs and texting on social media, along with discussing a crime documentary that was considered triggering. TVs were removed for everyone (my apologies). The techs, not all, but most came across as unqualified, condescending, and distrustful of clients. I had an accident and when I asked to shower, I was told, "if it's not dripping down your leg then there's nothing I can do." I then tried to access the bathroom and broke the lock, which I take accountability for, but felt the situation was mischaracterized afterward regarding blame placed on ED behaviors. The Clinical Director, Johana Aguilar, brought out AMA papers in a group setting and told people to take one and leave, including clients in fragile medical states. The Medical Director, Sophia Zaretsky, came across as unprofessional, for example, flipping me off in a meeting. The dietician, Leslie Tucci, refused my accommodations, and meal plans were hardly individualized. I chose pork and beef as foods I don't eat but was still served them regularly. The environment made my anxiety and paranoia worse. It felt like a prison. Phones, wallets, and keys were taken. Even though it was voluntary, people who tried to leave were brought back by police. Family calls were timed, monitored, and recorded. Mail was opened and read, and negative comments were not delivered. I wasn't told about a court hearing until the night before. Under the Marchman Act, I was told I had no choice but to stay or go to jail, but with legal counsel I was able to transfer. Even after a few days I didn't feel safe. I felt watched, judged, and unsupported. I went in with trauma and left with more, and it has affected my willingness to seek treatment again. If you're considering this program, please choose a different place to get help. Not every treatment environment is what it claims to be.

Don't be fooled by the water views. Viamar Eating Disorder…read moreCenter may try to sell you on the pretty scenery, but don't let that fool you--this place is a dump located in a bad area, and the care reflects it. Our son got worse while at Viamar. He was supposed to be in a safe, supportive environment--but instead, he came out more broken and discouraged than when he went in. The staff seemed indifferent, the communication was poor, and any concerns we raised were brushed aside. When we asked to pull him out, they refused to release him unless we agreed to pay. There was no compassion--just pressure and threats. It was clear their priority was not our son's health, but getting paid at all costs. To top it off, we are now being charged more than $25,000 for services that were never even provided. We've asked for explanations, but no one has been willing to discuss the outrageous and dishonest billing. It feels like a scam disguised as a treatment center. Our family feels traumatized--not just by the eating disorder, but by the damage this facility caused. Please, if you're looking for real help, stay far away from Viamar.

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