Transitions Inc

Leslie Williams 

on Google

2 months ago

I personally was never here, however my daughter was a client here. She met with her therapist only twice (so there was never a relationship built), never got a family meeting and was pulled to the side and was told her “recommendation” was Brighton. A 6-9 month in patient program. She has a daughter to care for and a life to get back to, she politely declined the offer and they made her leave. My daughter hit ten years of sobriety January 19th of this year, she had a lapse, the recommended treatment they are trying to recom... read more

Nena Curry 

on Google

2 months ago

For your own sake, I hope and pray when you read the reviews on this place, don't do what I did and just brush them off as addicts who just aren't taking accountability. This place really just don't care. The big girl with the big chest and loud voice and even louder horrendous laugh, that runs it, is the worst 1 of all, she's is more interested with flirting with the guys working there(whom most are in sober living themselves) than she is interested in helping people get through recovery. I was 1 of maybe 3 other girls who ... read more

David Tumbleson 

on Google

3 months ago

I love you guys thank you my name is David Tumbleson and I’m happy to say I’m 3 years sober and it’s bc my higher power and all the information I gained while I was there. It working if you work it. 

Erik Sturdivant 

on Google

6 months ago

This place has never helped anyone. If you want your family to be verbally abused and told theres one way to recover or you'll die by all means take em there. But it's a money racket is all. They force you there, then to glc which is transitions, then sober living and IOP both owned by guess who? Yep ....Transitions. And a lil secret is the owners who act so high and mighty, use clients food stamps to fill their vending machines and then sell them back essentially their own property.