SARP Point Loma

Zayda Marshall 

on Google

a week ago

I’ll write this in hopes that a Sailor or Marine who is headed to this facility and scared shitless can be scared maybe just a tiny bit less. I came through SARP at the beginning of 2024. I had just returned from a 6 month deployment where I managed to sufficiently damage my budding career… think captains mast, demoralizing shame, and fear of losing all that is good in the world. Daddy Navy was kind enough to give me a second chance and cart me off to military rehab. When I arrived at SARP I was certain that I was not an alc... read more

vivian 

on Google

4 months ago

Love SARP!!! . Cured my alcoholism thanks 

Johnny Star 

on Google

8 months ago

Alot of the civilians in this facility are very professional and great at what they do. The navy active personnel on the other hand need a little work. This facility claims it focuses on "A therapeutic environment" but alot of the Corpsman there make it very hard to believe that. I recommend a civilian ran facility. If you want better rehabilitated members of society than we need to cut the military stuff out of it. I run my own AA group out in Alaska now for Vets and im getting alot of former patients who have the same sent... read more

Ym Eman 

on Google

10 months ago

This program depends completely on how honest you are with yourself. My first time through I convinced everyone to vote me most improved patient at graduation. It was July 3rd, and my roommate wanted to celebrate. He was arrested July 4th for public intoxication. I ended up jumping out of a moving taxi, falling down a cliff, and hiding in tumble weeds till morning. As soon as I climbed back up the cliff to the road, I was arrested the morning of July 5th. The next time I went back to point Loma I decided to be honest. It fel... read more

Joshua Wagner 

on Google

3 years ago

Did a decent job of healing me of alcoholism, large majority of what helped me was actually getting away from the ability to use alcohol or nicotine. It doesn't help for long, especially when you're put back in the environment that caused you to drink heavy in the first place however they give you the tools to help yourself it's all about how much you want to quit. The best thing to take away is the physical stuff that you can use like breathing techniques meditation and drinking coffee like a mfrr !!