Eagle Overlook Recovery for Adolescents

Lilly Baxter 

on Google

a week ago

I didnt want to go but after i left i was so thankful i did. This place helped me in more ways than i can explain. The staff is amazing and they always have something to do! 

biwu 

on Google

a week ago

everything about this place is horrible. the staff SUCKS except like 2 RAs who actually wanted to help us. i got full on assaulted by another client while i was here. they try to dope you up on psych meds to make more money, and the therapists are straight up rude. don’t send your kid here unless you hate them. not to even mention the inedible food. the rooms are also atrocious and disgusting. not to mention kim seaverson tried to convince me that i was a lesbian and then made me feel bad about it. 

Rain McKinnon 

on Google

3 weeks ago

This has taken me a while to have the courage to write but here i am doing it now. I was at EOR from early february to the friday before easter 2025 and was treated in not the best ways. Now coming into this horrid place it was told to the kids before i even stepped foot on property that I was gay. I was bullied for a while because of it and it took forever for it to be handled. Now i’m not going to talk about the drug usages that happened while i was there because there are so many reviews that talk about very similar situa... read more

dusty quisenart 

on Google

4 months ago

I wanted to take a moment and share my thoughts on how well Eagle Overlook did with my son. As someone looking to find quality help for their child knows, the process of recovery is complex, hard and full of steps forward and backward. After being through many programs, my son had reached a point where they no longer wanted to abuse drugs and alcohol but he struggled with breaking the cycle of addiction. Yet, through a combination of intelligent use of discipline, quality clinical and medical care and a smart utilization of ... read more