Top Ranked Drug Rehab Centers In Newark, DE

Truthfully I have had Good and bad experience''s it's kind of hard for me to say because my counselors are Amazing absolutely Amazing, But I've had some really bad incidents with nursing staff and not one incident was actually my fault but the fault was still tried to be blamed on me but because they have such a Great Supervisor I think she is Garnisha she looked into those incidents right away for me because I had my counselors that had my back so I was never written up for anything I really appreciate the help I had in those situations getting to the truth .The front staff and security guards are Great they get alot of flack from clients but if you ever sit there for any amount of time you will come to realize there just doing there job and they really do try to do it as friendly as possible for all the grief they get that's definitely not there fault .Bree has caught on so quick and she's a real sweetheart and Miss Anna I Miss Very Much I really WISH SHE COULD COME BACK TO WORK BUT DO TO MEDICAL ISSUES I DON'T THINK SHE WILL BE ABLE TO I HOPE IF SHE EVER SEES THIS SHE KNOWS I MISS HER AND MY GRANDSON FINALLY CAME HOME AFTER ALMOST 2 AND A HALF YEARS IN THE HOSPITAL FROM THE DAY HE WAS BORN EXTREMELY PREMATURE,SHE WOULD ALWAYS ASK ABOUT HIM .I MISS YOU AND PETE HE WAS AN AMAZING COUNSELOR THAT HAD TO LEAVE I WISH I GOT TO SAY GOODBYE TO HIM BEFORE HE DID ...BUT MY LIFE HAS CHANGED IN SO MANY GREAT WAYS REACHING GOALS AND HAVING COUNSELORS THAT ACTUALLY LISTEN TO ME AND I KNOW THEY DO BECAUSE 3 MOTHS LATER THEY ACTUALLY REMEMBERED A CO WORKER OF MINES NAME WHICH I THOUGHT WAS ABSOLUTELY WONDERFUL FINALLY SOMEONE THAT DOESNT JUST TALK TO ME BUT REALLY HEARS ME THAT IS A FIRST IN MY LIFETIME...AND THATS THE TRUTH ..!!!!

Usually in and out.. ...just follow rules and regulations and will have no problems.

Thanks to this place they saved me and my family's life and they will never understand how big of a inpact they have on my life,so if you wann get clean this is the place to do it

I have been in the mud for some time now I've been thu the process and have scene so oh so many so called counselors some court ordered others by choice. ( not just limited to counselor but any of the person's tied to "The process," and or program..I have been raked over coals and have been mislead. Truthfully I was young and didn't realize it was about the money, insurance billing.... statistics..... Not to say all others or most truly are there to help.... I couldn't tell... I painfully have to admit they are very well not worth the air they breath.... I hope they have changed or some way some how have God forsaken made a change in someone lives that was useful......all that above mentioned for this..) to appreciate a very special and wonderful counselor..Sonya... Never and I mean never have I personally had the opportunity given to me now to be her client..... It's a blessing and to truly see someone who has perfected there craft or profession to the point that she has....In this game it's so hard to connect on a equal playing field and to see some one who truly cares and I mean this counselor will walk thu hell and lead you out just follow her lead....If you have the blessing and it is to be her client your gonna get what you put in... Nothing more nor less and I promise you that.. if only the world really knew what I know you would go crawling to her feet begging to be her client.....

It's all about following the rules and keeping your cool. All of the negative reviews talking about not caring about anything but money... they are most likely not following the guidelines and rules for the program. If you cuss out the nursing staff because you're I withdrawal, don't expect great service. Do the program as your supposed to -- and you won't have any problems. I've had two counselors over 5 years. Haven't touched an opiate, but rely on this service. I feel safe here. Yes, improvements are needed. More counselors, less stringent cannabis rules like most clinics would improve my experience. Anyway, thumbs up. Saved my life.

I have mental health issue this was a God send.

Place is awesome bro. If I could give more stars I totally would dude. Wickedddddd

If you’re looking for help this is the place to be. I have the coolest counselor in the world. The people that work there are very nice. I’ve never had no problem there I had one little misunderstanding and they took care of it for me. If you’re trying to get your life together this is the place to go to

Clean! Super friendly staff!! Love it here

One of my places where help is top priority

I did inpatient for ptsd and certain staff at that time treated me terribly!! They were rude, made me get up after having a heart cath done and being in excruciating pain, always found ways to keep me on restriction from going anywhere etc!! They made things worse for me! They did nothing to help me move forward. They then kicked me out of program on a Friday afternoon...late afternoon with no money and no where to go!! That's how they treat Veterans!!

I always get amazing care especially at the Pharmacy.

Renee is an excellent therapist, with a bright future.

It is a good place, it has a good location and I like the treatment that the staff gives to their patients. I recommend it totally, just that the process to register is a bit tedious.

A very relaxed and therapeutic treatment center. One on one counselor sessions,designed to help the client move forward in his or her best options.Daily meetings to get involved with fellow clients.

The best program I've ever attended. The staff are very friendly and always put our health and safety first. I thank everyone there for helping my on my road to sobriety.....

Serenity Health saved my life! The staff is so polite and understanding, they're helpful and kind. The process gets so much easier when you have people like this surrounding you in a free environment.

Manor of Hope changed our son's life. He had been to many programs before, but this is the place where our son truly started to thrive. What's different about MoH? First, it's a true therapeutic community. Steve and the rest of the remarkable staff got to know our son as an individual. They were able to tell us things about our son (including his strengths and specific challenges) that no other program had figured out. Second, it's long-term - our son graduated from the program and is currently in the graduate housing, still eating meals, working out, going to campfire/Dharma meetings, and participating in activities with fellow community members a year and a half later. Finally, it's individualized. Whenever we have a question, Steve is on the phone or meeting in person with us, helping us figure out how best to guide our son as he figures out next steps.

The Manor has thoughtful staff and a comprehensive mental health treatment program utilizing groups and counselors along with outside psychiatrists and therapists. I grew a lot over the two years I spent in the program with time spent at their main house and a graduate house. Manor of Hope also addresses drug and alcohol abuse along with other addictions. As a final note, I would recommend Chef Andrew and counselors John and Scott.

Highly recommended!! In terms of age, my husband is not the typical Manor of Hope resident. My family thought he would be resistant to yet another sober living facility and we did not have much positivity. But in doing research and talking to the owner, we realized this is not “just another” sober living facility. The community is clean, cozy, and homey with beautiful surroundings. Steve is the owner and calls Manor of Hope a “therapeutic community.” We didn’t understand that term until visiting, but then it made sense. Every day is filled with not just meetings, meals and movie nights, but scheduled activities and workshops that are geared towards a successful long-term recovery. With barely a month under his belt at the Manor of Hope, I realize it is early, but compared to the many other places he has been in the past 20 years for addiction and mental illness, my husband is not asking to leave—he is content. He has become social, exercises, tries new things, and actively participates in activities that help build his self-esteem, expose him to other vocations, and teach him to develop a good mindset and self-care habits (like woodworking and culinary classes, resume building, volunteering in the community, and weight training)—and he is not given the option to say “no.” For the first time in years, he is starting to feel good about himself. He even has a positive outlook about maintaining sobriety and wellness. He's eating healthy, and really enjoying the food (and he is picky)! It’s so wonderful to see him positive, and he is smiling again! He has responsibilities, and is expected to be an active part of the living community. He is also taken to his medical appointments. Some residents have jobs and are taken to their jobs, too. Steve is present nearly every day—it was clear from our first time meeting him that MOH is his passion. He gets to know everyone as an individual, really bonds with them and takes an active part in their recovery. I am so grateful for and amazed with the experienced team of clinicians and medical providers that Steve has assembled for my husband’s treatment plan, and for the sense of safety and hope Manor of Hope has given our family. MOH is helping my husband learn to think and live differently without intimidation so that when he is deemed ready to leave, he has a strong support system and the best chance at continuing to beat this disease.

The Anxiety and OCD IOP really helped. Rachel is excellent.

Renee is an excellent therapist, with a bright future.

Great experience for my teen son in the PHP program! I’m seeing a lot of improvement in his emotional regulation and the staff has been amazing. Highly recommend!

Check the cameras I wanna say I saw a man go in there I thought it was a girls house I was concerned the 1900 location

The best experience I have ever had in recovery... the staff really care and help clients see the how the disease ways on them and teach them life on life terms... this place was and still is a huge part of my recovery..

This place right here has changed my life. It has brought me closer to my Higher Power, instilled a level of trust, dignity, love, and respect for myself and for others. It has truly showed me how to live in a program of recovery and how to incorporate the 12 steps into my daily everyday life. This house and its members have saved my life. Without this house I don't believe that I would be alive to this day. I knew that I made the right decision by coming to this program, trying to give myself the best possible option to change and redirect my path from the moment I walked in the door. I was met with open arms and love like I had not felt in many a years. I think the best part about it was that my Mom and family members didn't have to worry anymore about the nature of my well being. Whether I was alive, dead in jail or on the streets. They give you the tools that are needed to begin to have a successful purpose driven life. The staff are more then just that they are family. That's what we are here at Limen House. FAMILY.... From ALUMNI to Residents, staff to board members and directors we all share a common bond, Love, and Respect for one another. Because we all have the same passion and goals and that is to do whatever it takes to help one another recover from this disease and for that I WILL BREATH: ETERNALLY GRATEFUL AND AVAILABLE TO MY BROTHERS AND SISTERS WHO MAY COME AND WHO MAY STAY FROM A WEEK TO A MONTH TO A YEAR; BUT MOST IMPORTANTLY JUST FOR TODAY....

Very friendly staff that will do what they can to help. Been coming here for over 4 years and am very satisfied at this point. My life has improved greatly since coming here. To anyone else struggling with something should come here as well

Just finished a twenty eight day program this week. Ashley, the staff, PSAs (especially Gavin) helped me to finally grasp the severity of my disease and my spiritual condition. They took personal interest in me and helped stop me from leaving despite me being a little “difficult” 😆 I will always be grateful for Ashley, for giving me the ability to even say the word grateful, which is a miracle in itself.