Bridging the Gaps

Matthew Sweeney 

on Google

7 months ago

Bridging The Gaps was everything I expected and far beyond. The disease of addiction is so powerful and manipulative to the human brain that entering any treatment facility felt like I was accepting failure as a person. BTG helped alleviate the stigma associated with this admittance from the first call and through-out the entire process of treatment; continuing their connection and acceptance long after exiting into the real world. The atmosphere of a small, closely knit team of clinicians helped cater to every individual ne... read more

Cristian Portillo 

on Google

8 months ago

I would say the program works I took a lot out of every seccion! safety on the other hand they do not know how to handle that, I was assaulted on one of the houses they did nothing but kick me out of the program, I felt hopeless with more trauma than I had before getting in. And lost the trust of talking how I felt because I told everyone that I did not feel safe around the person who put hands on my neck and left me scratched around, they had the nerve to have us both under the same roof, it didn't matter anything I said th... read more

Jason Gaister 

on Google

a year ago

This program has a novel approach to addiction therapy. As with most rehabs, the lower you get on the HR food chain, the better the people are. This excludes Ashley, the Nurse there, who is a complete rockstar. Now with the bad; I left before my 30 days was up because I got what I needed from them and my insurance wasn’t going to cover more time. Despite my approaching it respectfully with them, as soon as it became clear that I was leaving, the executives, primarily Sue Dennis, the intake coordinator, spoke to me with vitri... read more

Laura Maples 

on Google

6 years ago

I went to BTG 7 years ago (September 2013) and have been in recovery ever since. I have everyone at BTG to thank for that. My experience there taught and helped me not only how to get and stay sober but how to live a life I can be proud of, and mend my relationships. I loved my counselor and all the different modalities they use here. I found Yoga, Reiki, Massage, and art therapy to be extremely helpful. I still use those as healthy coping mechanisms years later! 

Clayton Davis 

on Google

4 years ago

I attended last August. So the Rona had us locked down most the time. Almost got a year sober now. Not that I give BTG a lot of credit for that. I knew the rules going into this place so the no sugar and caffeine sucked but that was part of the deal. It's rehab, not a vacation. I understood that. From my experience, the counselors to seem to want to help. But BTG is a business first and foremost, a recovery center second. I think a lot of the counselors were frustrated by this when I was there too. I did not connect with my ... read more