Top Ranked Drug Rehab Centers In Granite Bay, CA

I was at CFD twice; first in 2019 and again in 2020 during Covid. Treatment isn’t fun. It’s hard. You’re forced to step outside of your comfort zone. My first time at cfd I didn’t want to be there at all (honestly was just there to get medically cleared so I could go back to school) but it took going back a year later and spending 7 weeks there for me to realize and appreciate how much I needed treatment at the time. I would just say to anyone planning on coming here: have an open mind. Every person stepping through the doors of residential is suffering. And I understand you if you’re afraid of letting go of your ED. It’s valid. It is scary. But it’s also incredibly fulfilling to be freed from disordered eating. It is a beautiful process: learning to love yourself. It’s not easy. There was a lot of tears. But you’re surrounded by peers who understand exactly what you’re going through and the group therapy sessions help a lot. If your family cares enough to support you in your recovery please show gratitude because not everyone has a family there to cheer them on or come visit them while they’re struggling. Cherish your loved ones and be grateful for life everyday. Food isn’t the enemy. Food nourishes the soul and body and you deserve to be happy! Also it’s nice to cheer each other on in treatment. I know EDs can be competitive and even if you don’t mean to you might subconsciously end up comparing yourself to the other patients (idk maybe not but I did) but realize that you are both there for the purpose of healing and recovering and comparing yourself to another sick individual isn’t getting anyone anywhere. Instead focus on yourself and tell ur peers ur proud of them if u notice they struggled but got through a meal. It’s important to be there for each other. I’m reallyyyyy shy but to this day I’m still in touch with some of the other girls I met at cfd. It’s great. Also.. JOURNAL! journal everything. Every emotion. Every outburst. It’s healing. If you’re spiritually inclined, right now is the perfect time to get close to your higher power. You won’t have your phone for the most part so reading the Bible, praying, etc…. Now is the time to do that haha god is great. Especially when you think no one else is there for you. Nobody forces religion or spirituality on you here it’s not like the 12 steps in AA/NA but I’m just saying getting closer to god is such a bonus and will aid you tremendously in your recovery process if you seek him out. Good luck to everyone in their recovery journey!! You got this! Can’t really speak for their current staff but I had great support from the therapists and nurses (especially) at the time when I was there. Hopefully it’s the same or better now!

Croutons aren’t a starch ☝️🤓 Tbh I hated this place with my whole soul when I came there. I’m a peaceful person and I was arguing with staff. But it changed my life. Like hallelujah god sent me there to have the best therapist who was so patient with my argumentative self. Literally if you actually learn and apply it to your life it changes everything. Like I used to dread every meal but now I can enjoy food again and it’s wonderful. (Eating isn’t the problem. It’s all ego. It’s how your brain survives in or after trauma) But omg was it the hardest therapy program in my whole life. 10/10 would do it again

I can not thank Center for discovery enough!! It was tough for my 18yr old daughter especially at first, but it was successful ! The staff has communicated with me through the whole process. They have helped my daughter immensely. She has an excellent therapist who she really connected with. He doctor and psychiatrist both listened and adjusted medications to her needs. Her stay there was life changing and we are both finally filled with hope. Thank you to everyone . You all make a difference ❤️

You know it's bad when you find yourself at Litteral House. A terrifying environment, that accepts the most delusional patients who had no business being discharged from their hospitals, and puts you in a house with them with little supervision. At times you'll have no idea where to find a staff member, but you'll still be stuck in the house with every nut that lives there. Being short-staffed is no excuse. Visitors are completely forbidden, as is leaving, making it less like a "residential" and more like "unsupervised inpatient care". If you find yourself in a difficult situation and need to talk to a staff member, you'll find that the person you talk to isn't a licensed therapist. In fact, there are no licensed therapists on staff, so the advantage of being here boils down to "an environment where someone will make sure you take your meds", which is the one thing I didn't need help with. When I was admitted, I didn't feel the need to ask clarifying questions when I was told that there were to be 5 groups per day, because I took it as a given that said groups would be useful. Unlike at other institutions, none of these groups last longer than 15 minutes. There is little discussion of coping strategies and no occupational therapy, mostly just "how are you doing" and exercise. The upshot it that the psychiatrists are really good. Unfortunately, you only get time with them once per week, so med changes take a while to get if you need them, and most patients here don't need med changes anyway so it's not much of an upshot. The only reason to find yourself here is because you're on Medi-Cal and have no other option. I would urge the state of California to allocate resources to more helpful institutions.

Staff is extremely unprofessional here. From forgetting to feed me, to tossing my special food( I have dietary restrictions/allergies)to invalidating triggers and straight denial. Avoid this place at all costs & spend your time on recovering at a place where they won’t victim blame. Their lack of communication among the staff is concerning. I was humiliated and made to feel insignificant many times here. The so called therapists are a joke. Such a shame too, I was honestly hoping they could help me with housing & other resources. They are only concerned about a paycheck.

You get what you put in. PERIOD.

What else can I say about River City Recovery!!! If you TRULY want to be FREED from the disease of addiction, this place will do everything within their power to assist you in getting there. The rest is up to you and how TRULY BAD you as an individual want the opportunity to live your BEST life!!! All I had to do was show up and put to use ALL the great tools they give you and after being clean and sober for going on five months now, I can honestly say the program is PRICELESS!!! So if you to struggle with the disease of addiction, my only question for you is what are you waiting for??? God Bless.🙏

It was A nice rehabilitation center. I had family around me which made it a little more comfortable. I thought that A month would be enough for me. I missed my kids. I made every excuse why I did not need more time in recovery. Truth is you do. Stay with it. It is a great place.

Dr. Fletcher is the best of the best physician. She listens and responds to all concerns and provides excellent care. I highly recommend her.

I learned a lot of skills for my mental health here. I had a pretty good experience with the group setting and I really loved Evelyn one of the Psychiatrists. She was amazing. I really want to have her as my Individual Therapist because of how well she handles people and also challenges them. Iv'e been confused with a thought for years and on the second day I remember her blowing my mind by asking me a question that made perfect sense. I just don't understand how she can listen so well but also understand everything your saying and I can tell she really cares. :) She also wears cool clothing. XD

The care and compassion of the staff is phenomenal. I was a basket case when I walked in their door and they helped me break my issues down into manageable issues. They gave me the tools I needed to get through each day.

My therapy with Van and Christina was the best. The professionalism and compassion they deliver to the outpatient profram is outstanding. Many thanks to Sierra Vista and all the staff for providing exceptional service.