Well not almost killing me in acute benzodiazepine withdrawal would be a great first step. Nice…read moreplace. If you survive the month I'm sure it's wonderful.

Caron saved my life, Caron Alum 2015. The care is individualized, and having been to a handful of…read moreother treatment centers, Caron was by FAR the best. Healing the mind, body, and spirit.

Well at the time it was a great experience, but I believe since then they've closed or changed…read morenames and owners. But while there it was a safe haven, I met some great guys who by the way I am still friends with. It was a partial independent living situation, just enough to get your head right. My whole thing is whatever you're looking for you find it. If you want to grow you grow and if you want to stay stagnated then you stay stagnated. I learned a lot about myself and being social. I gained a lot from the experience.

I absolutely would not recommend this recovery House. It is a beautiful home, the one in Clifton…read moreHeights and at first it seemed like everything was okay. But after you are there for a while they start to find reasons to get rid of you. We are all supposed to be supportive and just not drink today. I am bitter because I got kicked out yesterday and I was not even high or drunk. I made a mistake mind you my second mistake there and they just kick you to the curb. I understand if I was high or drunk. But to just boot me especially when I'm not using rubbed me the wrong way and this isn't the first time it's happened in the four months I've been there it happened the day before yesterday too another girl who was not getting high or drunk but got booted because she had too many meds on her at one time, and basically the same thing happened to me. So we made a mistake write us up make us do something but to just kick people out on the street that aren't even highe or drunk and now they could possibly be high or drunk because you don't give not even a chance I really like the owners but they really need to restructure how they do things because he can people out that aren't even using and you're supposed to be a recovery House helping people, that's doing more harm than good everybody makes mistakes none of us are perfect and you make us feel like we have to be 100% perfect or we can't live there. I'm hoping I just gave you another perspective because yes I had some extra medication in my room but does that really warrant a discharge? No second chance? No first chance really. I work a strong strong program,I go to five or six meetings a week I pick up commitments every other day,I drive girls to meetings if they ask me. I have a sponsor and I use her, I'm in service. Yet I lost my place to live and I didn't even get high or drunk. And I'm not just venting, I was written up maybe once before, yet another girl who pretty much did the same thing and was put on a contract, they just skipped that and went directly to discharge. I really tried to set a good example. And we make mistakes as humans and as addicts. Give us a damn chance instead of just kicking us to the curb made to feel like we can't do anything right in life and feeling like life isn't worth it. Just sayin

Customer service is horrible. All I did was call to ask a question and the lady was so rude. Very…read moresnappy and short tempered. She is definitely In The wrong business.

I came to this facility immediately after being discharged from the emergency room, hoping for a…read moresafe and supportive detox experience. Unfortunately, from the moment I arrived, things went downhill. Upon arrival, I was told to remove phone numbers from my phone before it was locked away. My luggage was taken, and I was told I wouldn't receive my clothes for 24-48 hours. I asked if I could at least have one outfit, and a security guard told me yes after checking my belongings. When I arrived on the unit, the tech who greeted me offered no orientation at all--no explanation of where I was, what the rules were, or what I was supposed to do. I had to rely entirely on other patients for basic information. Later, when I asked the tech to check with the security guard about my clothes, it seemed like there had been a shift change, because another guard denied any knowledge of that conversation. The tech told me she would get me one outfit, but throughout the day she kept giving me different excuses, clearly just trying to get me out of her face. Before her shift ended, she told me she'd get my clothes at 8 a.m. the next day. That didn't happen. I went over 48 hours without showering. When I continued to ask for my belongings, she told me there were people who had "been waiting way longer than me" and had a clear attitude. I finally snapped and was ready to leave until two counselors stepped in, convinced me to stay, and immediately got my clothes. Once that happened, my mood and outlook improved significantly. Sleeping here was awful. The nurses wake you up every four hours to take vitals, which is incredibly disruptive when you're detoxing. I barely slept at all. Phone access was another huge issue. The website is misleading--it does not clearly explain that phone calls can only be made in front of counselors, and at the time there was only one counselor available. That counselor was constantly busy, making it extremely difficult to call my family and let them know I was okay. I briefly saw a doctor who prescribed my antidepressant medication. However, I was told I had to wait for the pharmacy to deliver it--and it never came during the entire four days I was there. As a result, I suffered from night terrors, hallucinations, and extreme irritability, all of which could have been avoided. Many of the nurses were rude and dismissive. One serious incident involved a new roommate who began stealing my belongings. When I raised concern, a nurse mocked me by saying, "You're getting mad over a sandwich?"--completely missing the point that I had my wallet and valuables in the room. Another nurse (a heavy-set Black male nurse) told us he wasn't moving anyone and that if we fought, we'd both be kicked out. Instead of de-escalating, he and another nurse were provoking and unprofessional. I requested a supervisor. Thankfully, the director and her assistant handled the situation professionally, de-escalated it, and treated me with respect. Another major issue: this facility does not allow you to only detox. They push for a full rehab stay, and this was not clearly communicated upfront. I specifically came for detox only. Group therapy was also poorly managed. Detox groups were constantly interrupted by staff and rehab patients walking in mid-session--even while people were venting. It was disrespectful, disruptive, and made it hard to feel safe opening up. Overall, the facility felt severely understaffed, and asking for help often made me feel like a burden rather than a patient in need of care. The Positives The one standout counselor was Mr. James--an older, wise, kind man who was approachable and genuinely supportive. He made a difference. The food was also very good. I genuinely enjoyed every meal--breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Final Thoughts This place has potential, but serious changes need to be made in staff professionalism, communication, patient safety, and honesty about services offered. If you're considering coming here, know exactly what you're signing up for, ask direct questions, and advocate for yourself aggressively--or bring someone who can.

Don't be fooled by the 4 stars…read more Here's how it works at Provive: post a negative review and your phone rings within minutes. Suddenly they're VERY interested in talking to you. But call them when your loved one is in crisis? Crickets. No callback, no urgency, no one who gives a damn. They don't earn good ratings--they manage them. The 4 stars aren't from great care, they're from pressuring people to take down honest reviews. That rating is curated, not earned. Our family trusted Provive during a mental health emergency and they completely abandoned us. No meaningful follow-up, no real support when things got worse. But their billing? Flawless. Their reputation cleanup crew? On speed dial. This place puts more energy into protecting their online image than actually helping patients. They'll ignore you when you're desperate, then suddenly find your number the moment you speak up about it. If they're calling you right now to "discuss" this review--that tells you everything you need to know. Find a provider who answers when it matters, not just when their ratings are at stake.

Brittnay from Provive Wellness in PA really was amazing when I was desperate to find help for my…read moreson. She explained the intake process thoroughly and was compassionate throughout all of it. I had many questions and concerns and she took care of all of it for me. She texted and called throughout the intake process just to wish me luck and to see how it was going. Brittnay is truly an amazing staff member who went over and beyond to help and make me feel comfortable during this difficult time.

From the moment I arrived, the staff made me feel welcomed, respected, and genuinely cared for…read more Every member of the team -- from admissions to support staff -- was compassionate, patient, and always willing to answer questions or offer reassurance during what was an overwhelming time. They treated me like a person, not just a patient, which made a huge difference in my comfort level. The medical team was especially outstanding throughout detox and stabilization. They consistently checked in on me, carefully monitored my symptoms, and explained each step of the process so I knew what to expect. Their calm, professional approach helped ease my anxiety and made what could have been a frightening experience feel safe, structured, and manageable. I always felt like my well-being was their top priority. The therapeutic aspect of the program was equally impactful. The group sessions were thoughtfully facilitated and created a supportive space where everyone felt heard and understood. Hearing others share their experiences helped me gain perspective and realize I wasn't alone in my struggles. Individual therapy sessions gave me the opportunity to dig deeper into the root causes of my substance use and begin developing healthier coping strategies. Beyond the clinical care, the sense of community was incredibly meaningful. The connections I built with other clients were authentic and encouraging. We supported one another, held each other accountable, and celebrated progress together. That shared experience fostered confidence and reminded me that recovery is possible. I left the program not only physically stabilized, but mentally stronger and emotionally more grounded. I gained practical tools, healthier coping mechanisms, and a clearer understanding of myself and my recovery journey. Most importantly, I left with a renewed sense of hope and a stronger foundation to continue building a life in recovery.

BE CAREFUL. I was very clear that I only wanted to go through treatment if they accepted my…read moreinsurance and were a part of my network. $4,445.34 later, they are not in network and that is my responsible portion. Unfortunate for them, I have to live beyond their lack of truthfulness so this will be a long long long time getting paid. Life goes on after Haven and honesty is a major factor for me. Be VERY VERY careful. Get it in writing from them that they are IN NETWORK with your insurance. Out - Of- Network is the same as having no insurance because the deductible is higher and most of the billing will be on the patient to pay out of pocket. The facility was great, but I was very specific in stating that I would rather not detox if my insurance would not cover the majority of the bill. I was assured that they ACCEPTED my insurance. They just FORGOT to mention they were not part of my network. And for those saying, why didn't you check. Read up and Read again..,..was headed to detox...??!!@@

Joke of a place. Had family go in here. They don't monitor you well AT ALL. Therapy is half asses…read more ZERO communication. They literally have hung up on us during an update we had to call and call and call and call to get. They've allowed 2 patients to get together while in there and then didn't monitor phone usage to ensure the phone usage wasn't being abused. so all the time spent in here, useless. Do NOT go here. it's better to drive to a better, more professional, place.

If you want to spend thousands of dollars and NOT get medically detoxed this is your place!!!…read moreNursing doesn't care because they'll let you sleep all day detoxing hard and not give you any meds for detox symptoms!!! All they care about is your money!!! Must pay upfront $2250 after they tell you your insurance covers your stay they demand a $450 per day co-pay ...... yes you heard me ....... they tell you your insurance covers your stay and when you show up they DEMAND $450 for 5 days ....... total upfront $2250 cost and this is just the minimum Nursing SUCKS ........ literally beg for meds and still don't get them!!! If you leave AMA (against medial advice) they treat you like shit!!! Will not let you use your phone to call for a ride and kick you off the property they literally made you walk off the property to use your phone ....... They ABSOLUTELY take advantage of you and your insurance company ..... Its ALL ABOUT MONEY TO THEM!!! DO NOT GO here to DETOX!!!!! Facility needs an investigation into how they bill you and your insurance. Total insurance FRAUD!!!!! Also nursing staff needs a course on compassion to people detoxing ....... I'd give them -100 stars but 1 star is the Lowest ...... Trust me Don't go here!!!!!!

Review of Dr. forrester-…read more DO NOT see this doctor. I sought his help during the darkest part of my life. I shared my most intimate and vulnerable experiences with him and I never received one word of acknowledgement that I even spoke let alone bared all. He instead responded with lectures on how medicine is absorbed by the body and other dry and unrelated information. He shows no empathy and he talked down to me, especially when I showed signs of dysfunction. Reminder- this is a mental health professional. A doctor who works with fragile people who are struggling. He makes snap judgements rather than trying to understand. He will ignore your pain and cut you off at your worst time in life if you deviate from social norm. He will make you feel small, judged, insecure and inhuman. Stay away and find someone who actually cares. He is dan are unstable.

You should do your research thoroughly and read their rules before being admitted to this facility…read more This is true of many facilities, what you are promised and what is the real situation can be very different and means that you don't get the treatment needed.

This IOP is awesome. The groups are great and the people that run it are even better. Great placeread more

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Dr. Bascelli is absolutely AMAZING, PROFESSIONAL and CARING!!! She takes the time to listen to you…read morecarefully and thoroughly to hear your cries/needs for help on becoming addiction-free whether you are an alcoholic and/or addict. Dr. Bascelli has the BEST bedside manner, encouraging, uplifting, "WE" can conquer this together and "YOU" can do it attitude! Her office is very clean and the atmosphere is very welcoming! Her staff is VERY professional, friendly, and welcoming to all genders, nationalities, personalities, etc. It's very easy to schedule/cancel/reschedule appointments and you are seen in a timely manner of your appointment time! No matter how you have felt at other addiction facilities you will feel like you have been to this practice many times with comfort and ease to get the supportive help that you most need. The patient rooms are very clean, with comfortable small couches to help you relax and be more yourself in an engaged, motivational and uplifting office visit. Also, they offer individual and group therapy sessions and, probably, other services that I don't know about. There is plenty of parking, handicapped parking too, easy wheelchair access and an elevator. Thank you Dr. Bascelli and staff for providing EXCELLENT healthcare services!!! YES!!!! I do recommend this facility to my family, friends, friends of friends and, NOW, the World too!!

I've had a very difficult time finding medical and mental health professionals that I feel like I…read morecan truly trust, and be myself with. Allison has quite simply been a God send. Her approach to therapy is just what an INFJ like me has been looking for for years. She's been helping me do the hard inner work that I've needed to do, and wanted to do, but not had someone really equipped to be able to help me until I found Body Talks Therapy. She has helped me to uncover important inner truths that I have needed to stand on, and false narratives that I need to acknowledge and reject. Meeting with her has been a deeply healing and transformative experience in the couple months that she has been doing therapy with me. As a highly sensitive person, I feel like she really gets where I'm coming from, and sees a higher realm of perspective that I've learned a lot about myself from. Also, she does appointments either in office, or via video chat, which works great for me because I'm over an hour from her office. I went to her office once, which was a lovely setting, but have done subsequent appointments via video chat ever since simply due to convenience (if it wasn't for that, I'd have to do sessions with her much less frequently). She doesn't take insurance, but I've been able to get reimbursed for my sessions from our HSA, so that's helpful. Highly recommend!

Allison is super awesome in every way. She is the best therapist I've ever had. She's terrific!read more