Montecatini

Jodi H 

on Google

7 months ago

Montecatini was incredibly helpful. My therapist, dietitian, and advanced practice provider truly understood ARFID and the nuances to treating it. 

reviews 

on Google

7 months ago

Monte Catini was a place where, for the first time in a long time, I felt like I wasn’t just a diagnosis. My treatment team was incredible — supportive, attentive, and genuinely invested in my recovery. The director of nursing, especially, made a huge difference. She listened, she cared, and she helped me feel safe in a body that often didn’t. Most of the staff went above and beyond. I was surrounded by people who made me feel human again, and that mattered more than I can say. That’s why my discharge was so painful. When I ... read more

jasmine rodriguez leal 

on Google

8 months ago

I️ went 2 years ago from October 2022 - The end of December 2022. I learned so much that has saved me from ever having any issues with my eating disorder. It wasn’t easy truly but the staff was supportive even in dark times. This treatment center saved my life. I️ had green hair, hated myself, 30 piercings, and was severely mentally ill with suicidal tendencies. I️ would recommend it to anyone from any ages. I’m glad I️ went before I️ would’ve hurt myself even worst than what I️ was doing. I️ want to say thank you to Carly i... read more

Olivia Sichenzia 

on Google

9 months ago

I’ve been out for nearly 3 years now and I still wake up from nightmares of my time spent at Montecatini. I’m not saying don’t get treatment just don’t get it here. And I don’t want to hear your BS automated response that you’re sad to hear about literally everyone’s bad experience with an email address that leads no where. It’s very obvious that this place only cares about the money and not the people struggling because years have passed and nothing has changed. 

U H 

on Google

9 months ago

Unfortunately, my time at Montecatini was less than therapeutic. The staff were unqualified to manage and effectively treat co-occurring conditions,, such as DID. The staff seemed unwilling to admit they were grossly under qualified to treat severe mental and psychological conditions. As a consequence, of the staff’s inability to treat these conditions not only were the residents who had these conditions possibly irrevocably damaged, but the psychological impact it had on the other residents was palpable. This only served to... read more