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Was in a real CHRISTUS till I came here

I've been called to come get my son twice bc he was having behavioral issues and intereupting the class....well he is there due to behavioral issues and trying to get him some help and stabilized on the right meds so why am I being called? They are transitioning to a new location so alot of changes and apparent non consistentcy which doesn't help. Staff are not focused on the children bc they have to deal with the move. His therapist just called me last week after about 4 weeks in the program to tell me she would be leaving. Nothing before then was done in regards to keeping me informed about what skills they were working on so that I could reinforce them at home. I asked for resources to be sent home and nothing was sent. My sons medication was increased and I see a slight improvement but not enough to get him back in school without having the same issues that got him there in the first place. I inquired about in patient treatment and said his behavior right now doesn't qualify him. It's so frustrating to see your child struggling and then the professionals that are getting paid and have the experience basically just provide daycare and we are back at square one. It's sad.

If I could give zero stars, I would. The most helpful thing they offered was transportation help. I had to fight for family involvement, I had to beg for information about my very much minor child, the doctor never even tried to look at his med protocol or adjust it until I asked why he wasn't trying that to help. On top of that I found out they basically watched movies and the staff played extremely inappropriate music that is scientifically proven to aggravate certain mental health issues. I will never recommend this place to anyone. I cannot believe that a place that is supposed to help children only did everything they could do to make sure nothing helped. AND THEN BLAME THE PARENTS FOR THE PROBLEMS. Despite doing everything we can to help. It was the worst experience as far as advocating for my kid.

This place is amazing!

As a medical professional, I must say that this is one of the better places to go for psychiatric needs. The staff for the most part is amazing. One bad apple can ruin the whole bunch unfortunately. Management is great and things are addressed promptly. I know they recently got a few new safety and security features and there has been talk of revamping the building. Patient safety and quality care comes first.

I’ve been in several IP facilities from Tyler, TX to Webster Groves, MO, & this was the best staff I have ever had. The techs were caring, & would listen. They’d have casual conversations when times were slow! Nesha, Mimi, Rachel (who was also a great nurse), & above ALL else Breunna seemed to really care about us. There’s more than just them, too! The nurses actually seemed to want to better us. Melinda was very educated & taught me something about myself. The newest nurse, Kimberly, was tremendous! Believe or not… the food was actually really yummy! More protein & fibre/veg would be great, but I get it. A medium-sized tasty is better than an XL nasty. My biggest gripes: - Dr. Bella He’s apparently infamous around the facility 👀🫠 As someone who has been seeing every specialist under the sun… this man is a menace lol. Absolutely the rudest doctor I’ve ever encountered. An actual conversation on my second day: Bella: are you depressed? Me: believe it or not, no! I love my life, my family, & my job. I do get overwhelmed, but I’m never really depressed in like, a decade!! :) Bella: so I’m going to put you on something for depression. Me: ok… but respectfully, may I ask why? Bella: because you’re depressed. Me: …I don’t want to be obstinate but I’m… really not depressed. Anxious? Tightly-wound? High-strung? Yes, haha!! :D But I love my life & I don’t want to be on antidepressants! Bella: well, you’re depressed. Have you ever been on Zoloft? Me: oh, gosh, yes.. I’ve been on all the anti-depressants & more & Zoloft is the worst! Bella: what about lexapro? Me: yes, sir. & Effexor, & prozac, & lexapro, & even lamictal, paxil— Bella: have you taken Wellbutrin? Me: yes, sir. The last psych meds I was on was actually Prozac & Wellbutrin for— Bella: have you been on remeron? Me: no, sir?? Bella: *talking to nurse* start her on xx milligrams of remeron… Me: & what is this for again? Bella: depression. Me: ………ok. I mean, I don’t want to come across as unwilling to cooperate.. Bella: *suddenly & awkwardly ends session* You’re scared to have a real conversation with anyone, ESPECIALLY the doctor who has your fate in his hands. But… The med worked! Ha! HOWEVER! When it was day 5 of my stay, I asked when a possible date might be for my discharge. He told me he would “talk to my social worker”. Who’s that? I know everyone… who’s this mysterious social worker?? The next day, I met with him. “All’s well!” I exclaimed. As i I had been reporting. “I’m wondering if leaving this evening instead of tomorrow morning [which would be day 8] would be possible?” To which he answered: “let me talk with your social worker & see.” What?! Again?!! Lo & behold, my “social worker” was anyone who doesn’t have their MD. Therapists, mostly. He, alone, had the power to discharge me. Not a fan of adults who lie. Yikes. Grow up. In short: he’s a doctor who prescribed me a med that worked after I told him “no” to like 6 other pills, he didn’t listen when I told him “I’m not depressed”, & it appears he’s not willing to accept accountability when a patient asks a direct question. 1/10 do not recommend NEXT GRIPE: - You do nothing there. If you’re lucky, you watch 4 movies in a day. Day 4, someone deigned to leave a deck of cards for us (since there are no books, pens, or notebooks in the unit, I was shocked but excited!!) So… I played solitaire about 2-4 hours a day. Yay! Finally something other than lying down or watching random movies. (In all fairness, I watched a few great ones!) I have been to facilities where— at minimum— there is group therapy a couple times a week. Unfortunately, we basically had a therapist on a Saturday telling us how we need to “start with you” to “be more organised” (I think? I don’t remember). ______ But… I’ve paid too many thousands of dollars for treatment that clearly didn’t work for my mental health in the past. However… I weirdly enjoyed this. Thank you, staff. I saw the craziest stuff & the most mentally unwell people of my life in the last 8 days. But I wouldn’t have done it anywhere else.

Fabulous recovery program. Great staff and comfortable facilities!

You won’t find a better, more dedicated place to recover from a life destroyed by addiction. The love, understanding, and compassion they pour into each individual is unlike anything I’ve ever experienced anywhere in my life. Combine that with the knowledge and experience of the entire staff and you have something truly special. From the night managers to the director, each staff member is genuine, caring, and there to help make recovery from addiction achievable. They have created something remarkable.

Sozo is the absolute best recovery center, I should know cause I’ve been to 7 different rehabs. Difference between Sozo and the rest is that the staff there really does care about clients, they will go out of their way to help, 5 stars

Awesome place

This place saved my life

They have been great assisting me with everything I've needed to accomplish sobriety. THANK YOU.