Best La Mesa, CA Drug Rehab Centers

Thank you for everything you have done to help my nephew Ernesto Rosete. We are all aware he has been in and out of the emergency department for the last 30 days. Thank you again.

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I visited Sharp Grossmont ER and was promptly cared for by the attentive staff. From the nurses to Dr. Vu, everyone was kind, understanding, and thorough. They turned an intimidating experience into a welcoming one—thank you!

The people that make up the team at Brightquest are some of the most compassionate, patient and caring people you’ll come across. Simon in admissions takes the time to understand what’s going on with your loved one and how to get them from point A to point B. He really cares and takes the time to understand the whole picture. Rey is one of the client care coordinators at Brightquest and he takes the time to build rapport with each and every one of the clients. You will be able to quickly tell Rey has a huge love for simply helping people.

Overall, Brightquest seems to have the potential to be a beautiful place if you make it one and if all those involved (parent, client, referrant, etc) fall under-- to each's own capacity-- a conjoined understanding of what enrolling into the facility truly entails before onboarding. Top of the Line professionals in terms of medical, psychiatric, directorial staff, and coordinators. In the San Diego office, administrative advision and onboarding facilitators seemed to be - at a minimum - understaffed, underprepared, rushed... disjointed, disoriented - retaining inconsistent speech and tonal behaviors. First day, as most everyone will tell you, is definitely whiplashy; so be prepared. Most, if not all therapists are pretty fantastic, though there's a healthy sprinkling that will likely benefit from more seasoning or better balance when it comes to working with the clientele that comes through the facility--especially considering the severity of what Brightquest's treatment plans offer. Resolution could see steps towards improvement with a simple forum on situational and environmental threats, could addtly. benefit from the inclusion of more proactive superiors. (aside from weekly staff meetings which seem to not be too productive, I really just believe there should be a massive overhaul/addition to supervising faculty, or an increase in physical foot traction of prior mentioned superiors, wherever they're holding these mystery figures. Yes, it is true from what I've read in other reviews that plenty key players are conveniently often on vacation. Website also needs an update.) I definitely think that clients should have a say in who they work with throughout their time in treatment, if afforded the luxury-- e.g. building or altering their own teams. The option of choice and communication does so much for clients in a space with inconsistent, often seemingly unclear boundaries and assistance. Also, on the DEI note, not very accommodating in terms of practicing religion. Last and certainly MOST important. If at this point you have any retainer hesitations-- great resources, work study programming, activities, group sessions, and residential function is a very intelligent, strategic layout. Each individual playing a hand in house management, whether that be house managers themselves, night staff, or especially nurse Theresa (who is working 24/7!) are diamonds in the rough of it all. At the end of a long day, throughout any level, at Brightquest (with the right treatment and mentality) you can fall on the network you've built for yourself within the community there. I truly do hope to see the team at BQ San Diego weed out some of the bad parts, as there is so much light and an outpouring of love and friendship in the work done there.

This Place saved my life. The staff and the process are first class. It gets mixed reviews because overcoming mental illness and or Addiction is Hard. However, it is rewarding, these people will help you find your spirit and teach how to use it. I whole heartedly endorse this program with all my soul. -Rio

This place was nice during the outpatient program I was in. My job kind of during seemed me into going to get help, though honestly I had spoken to my supervisor in the hope to seek help, though mentioning thoughts of self harm get you instantly taken to help. Not the best beginning. Anyways, the intake process was scary. Due to lack of space I was in the "intense" area of the facility for a night. That was the toughest night I've had. Either way the doctor didn't think I needed to be there, had me go into the outpatient group/program. It was really good. So this is mostly what I'm focusing on. The group was nice, inviting and really helped me think and learn of tools to use to better manage my anxiety and depression. I learned that neither are bad in a sense, a part of human nature, and generally that rather than fighting the feelings, to her understand them. I won't say it's a magic solution, it took a lot out of me, but in the end I certainly know I'm doing better. Even slowly working my way off my medicine and better noticing the signs of potential episodes or anxiety attacks. I really liked the outpatient program. Better than the years of one in one therapy I had through my usual medical provider.

Craig Diamond is awesome! He was my therapist at another location. He is kind, cares and a happy person. He really listens to his patients and lets them know that it's okay to be happy admist everything going on in life. Everyone there is lucky to have him help you.

Denele and the team were exelent...

Faith is an amazing therapist and the Positive Change office is very professional, welcoming, and so comforting. I always look forward to my visits!

Lexi Roa is a wonderful therapist! I worked with her as a colleague, and her dedication and commitment to her clients are truly amazing. Lexi has a unique ability to light up any room, making those around her feel a sense of calm and safety. If I were seeking an in-person or virtual therapist for myself or for loved ones, Lexi would be my top recommendation without hesitation!!

Positive Change is a great place for therapy. I highly recommend it.