Awakenings Rehabilitation

Andie Debs
4 Star
I worked here at the center and at the headquarters. What I have found is that every work place and especially rehab facility has its problems. However, recovery is a choice. No one can give it to you, and no one can equip you perfectly. At the end of the day you grasp what you can in a controlled environment with a sober mind and you take anything you have learned home with you and continue on your journey. If you feel you didn’t get enough help you reach out somewhere else, but you keep building and moving forward. It’s been 3 1/2 years, I’m not perfect, but continually moving forward and growing because this place gave me a starting point. Blessed and thankful.
Tuesday 26th October 2021

Patti Mitchell
1 Star
my niece was convinced this was the place to go . Since she was already physically and emotionally fractured we agreed. We were never told progress or how to send her supplies so packages were returned. I think the worse part was having her discharged after giving her pmedications that require psychiatric prescriptions and being sent home with less than 5 days and no prescription refills. She is doing better but was not helped at all by this facility Do not trust them they are very shady
Tuesday 12th November 2019

John W
1 Star
DO NOT GO HERE! They participate in body brokering and are more interested in making a profit off your addiction than truly helping you. Stay away at all costs!
Wednesday 1st January 2020

Joe Korea
5 Star
The staff is absolutely awesome here. It's a great program and a fun place. Really enjoyed my time here.
Tuesday 19th November 2019

danny wheeler
4 Star
i started my journey to recovery about a year ago. i had a very dear friend that saw i really needed help even when i did not believe so myself and he offered to help me. he got me into this program and my life has been different ever since. i stayed for the residential program and i was there for months but when i say i needed every minute i really mean that. the first week was definitely the hardest. i was sick i was really depressed and the urges were almost un bearable but i made it through them with the help of the staff here. the doctors are all trained and most the people i came across here had already been through these same things them selves at some point in their life.that made me more comfortable being there knowing that these guys had been in my shoes they knew how hard this was. i know i still have a long road ahead of me but i am at peace with my life now i am happy and i feel free for the first ti e in a long time. being on drugs is like dragging around a ball and chain and it is so heavy to carry. my weight has been lifted and i am taking life one day at a time now. i am proud t be the person i am and i am not ashamed of where i have been it has made me stronger for sure.i encourage any one out there to get help if they are struggling with addiction the first step is the hardest. but after that it gets so much easier and you will start to see the rewards of your hard work and gain your strength back. it is worth the shot what do you really have to lose. i have a whole new life because of this place and i can wake up and smile now i will never take that for granted.
Monday 17th June 2019