Sandstone Care Teen Center at Cascade Canyon

Sarah Lankford 

on Google

2 weeks ago

I cannot recommend Cascade facility enough. My family and I have tried everything to get help for my child in TN. With shockingly low standards in care, most of which did more harm than good. Therapist that simply didn't process the experience, skill level, or self-control, to be effective. I was sick of being told about deep breathing, a chore chart and consequences would solve everything. Trust your instincts. As a parent, if those things worked, we would not be in this situation! Parents know when something isn't right. S... read more

sshoyo 

on Google

a week ago

horrible place, extremely traumatic and only inspired me to be sober so I never end up in a place like that again. Several staff there shouldn’t be working with kids. The way they treated me during crisis by therapist was not correct instead of feeling safe and comfortable I would be extremely judged and shamed upon for speaking. I was made fun of by a therapist because I could get over a very traumatic time in my life ( cough cough ) Ashley. as well as how I spoke about the concerns I had for others they would tell me to “... read more

Krystal Griswold 

on Google

a month ago

My son survived a terrible car accident in which he was driving, very drunk. After realizing that he should have died in the accident he agreed he needed help. He admitted to using drugs and alcohol for many years. Sandstone saved my son, with personal therapy and family therapy and lots of support, he returned to me the son I always knew. Sober and a willingness to live life without the drugs and alcohol. Thank you Sandstone staff. 

L Brown 

on Google

7 months ago

We recently sent our son to Sandstone and it was probably the best decision we’ve ever made. The communication, the people and the support we have received has been phenomenal. I wholeheartedly recommend this program. I honestly believe it is life-changing for us and our child. It has given us hope again. My only advice is, try not to be paralyzed by indecision because you will not regret taking the step. 

Ryan Richardson 

on Google

7 months ago

When we decided to send my son to Sandstone it was by far the hardest decision of my life. With that said, in our case it was the correct decision. It was a hard experience for both him and us, but he said the staff truly cared for the kids and their recovery. It showed upon his return and we got our son back. It’s been a year since he was sent to Sandstone. It hasn’t always been easy, we have had setbacks, but they have been rare. He is currently in a leadership role in his sobriety group and is doing well in school. He has... read more