Recovery Ways - Brunswick Place

David Lang 

on Google

3 weeks ago

Going to Recovery Ways was, for me, literally a life-saving experience. I walked in there a total shaking wreck, heavily dependent on alcohol and in the process of dying, with undiagnosed and untreated mental health issues that led to my drinking. I spent 4 days in detox, getting my physical health back and decided to spend 28 days in residential treatment there. The staff were all experienced, and many of them have been in successful recovery themselves. The treatment I received there was compassionate and effective. I lear... read more

J 

on Google

4 weeks ago

The $50 I spent adopting my cat was a better investment for my mental health than the thousands of dollars Recovery Ways eagerly took from me. I’ve been out of treatment for a few months, and the results are clear - my mental health is worse now than it was before I began treatment. Save yourself the money and try something else - private equity and its grubby hands have rendered Recovery Ways useless for anything beyond trying to turn a profit. I’ll give y’all 2 stars instead of 1, because at least some of the employees hav... read more

Sariena Vanisi 

on Google

a month ago

I voluntarily admitted myself to Recovery Ways in September 2023. When I was calling about admissions I was staying in the behavioral unit of St. Marks Hospital, and Recovery Ways made accommodations for one of their team members to pick me up straight from the hospital. In-take was very fast. The staff at Recovery Ways Residential Care (Copper Hills) were very nice and friendly. They were able to make professional connections to each client, including myself. Although they weren't qualified to make treatment plans, diagnosi... read more

Ayleigh Gallegos 

on Google

2 months ago

I am writing this review to share my extremely disappointing experience with Recovery Ways Treatment Center. From the outset, the unprofessionalism of the staff was glaringly apparent. Not only were they inept at conflict resolution and inconsistent with rules, but they also engaged in gossiping and talking behind my back, which created a toxic and unwelcoming environment. What's most disheartening is that when I reached out for help during a critical time, I was turned away. This lack of support and empathy is unacceptable ... read more

Jeff Miller 

on Google

8 months ago

You will send your loved one there an alcoholic and return addicted to vaping. They don’t allow you to send any of that with them. After they are there two weeks they give them access to a smoke shop with delivery’s to the door. Shifting addiction to something else is all they do.