By JaneSmith123 April 08, 2014
This place is a joke. I received a DUI not too long ago and was recommended to go to this place for my drug and alcohol evaluation. I was scheduled to visit with Tonya, who was very nice throughout the evaluation process. I answered all her questions honestly. When we finished with the evaluation, Tonya informed me that I was not at a risk for having any sort of drug or alcohol problem and she would recommend that I receive the minimum mandatory treatment but first needed to talk it over with her supervisor. Upon her return from speaking with the supervisor, I was told that I would need to partake in intensive treatment, at a 'small' cost of $700$ plus incidentals ($15 a wk for UA fees for 12 wks at an extra cost of $180). Right away I saw it was a money scheme. Tonya continued on to tell me how she had quit smoking cigarettes a few months ago and how empowering it was to rise above. She went on and on about how great she felt and how amazing it is to not have something have this power over her. The very next day I had to go back to pick up some paperwork and guess who was standing outside puffing down a cancer stick. Lol. If this woman can't even kick a nicotine habit, I certainly wouldn't want her in charge of people with serious addictions. If you want genuine help and are considering using this treatment center, I highly suggest you try another avenue. ...read more
By RobinHines November 08, 2013
I highly recommend Dr. Beckman-Filbert for couples counseling. She was instrumental in helping my wife and I work through our issues. We have a much better marriage as a result of our counseling at Life in Relation Therapy. ...read more
By Anonymous July 01, 2010
This agency was rude and horrible. They kept running up the bill beyond what was initially agreed upon. Some members of the staff were extremely rude!! Thankfully we got a child, but we will never recommend this agency to anyone. Please beware!! ...read more
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By Relive Rehab Group - emotional and mental health services March 08, 2013
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