Center for Discovery - Granite Bay

priscila pryde 

on Google

a month ago

I was at CFD twice; first in 2019 and again in 2020 during Covid. Treatment isn’t fun. It’s hard. You’re forced to step outside of your comfort zone. My first time at cfd I didn’t want to be there at all (honestly was just there to get medically cleared so I could go back to school) but it took going back a year later and spending 7 weeks there for me to realize and appreciate how much I needed treatment at the time. I would just say to anyone planning on coming here: have an open mind. Every person stepping through the door... read more

Joy Gaither 

on Google

3 months ago

Croutons aren’t a starch ☝️🤓 Tbh I hated this place with my whole soul when I came there. I’m a peaceful person and I was arguing with staff. But it changed my life. Like hallelujah god sent me there to have the best therapist who was so patient with my argumentative self. Literally if you actually learn and apply it to your life it changes everything. Like I used to dread every meal but now I can enjoy food again and it’s wonderful. (Eating isn’t the problem. It’s all ego. It’s how your brain survives in or after trauma) B... read more

aloxck 

on Google

6 months ago

lily was amazing and deserves a raise big enough to allow her to purchase her own private island to retire within the next 30 days. kaitlyn and abi were good cooks and interacted with us a lot so it was nice having someone else other than a therapist or counselor to talk to. reba was a great nurse to talk to aswell and most complaints about taylor are false, you barley see her anyways around the house but when i did she was fine and nice only complaint is the program itself. i came here with bulimia (against my will so my op... read more

LL Oper 

on Google

8 months ago

Taylor, the Granite Bay director, is so unnecessarily mean. I can name example after example of instances where she intentionally made decisions that directly conflicted with what was in the best interest of my care. Taylor's baseless and biased edicts would knock me off my feet— had me feeling like a "nothing." She applied rules unfairly, changed them on a whim which confused staff and patients, rewarded patients that she favored arbitrarily, and failed to recognize that eating disorder recovery oftentimes elicits uncharact... read more

Sommer 

on Google

9 months ago

I went here a couple of years ago. I was 15 turning 16 and I was struggling. After two weeks they told me I wasn’t fit for their program and sent me to the children’s depression & anxiety residential, which was a couple houses down. They basically told me that I wasn’t sick enough to be there, I cried and begged for them to keep me in the eating disorder res but they did not care at all. I knew I needed help with my eating disorder but apparently they thought they knew me better. A year or two passed and I tried going to an ... read more