When a tragedy occurs, they’re the first ones on the scene. They witness traumatic events and intense situations, sometimes on a daily basis. First responders put themselves on the line time and again, which can take a toll and eventually require access to first responder mental health resources.
Rates of substance use disorder, post-traumatic stress disorder (PTDS), depression, domestic violence, and suicidal ideation are all higher among first responders than other demographics. For example, research indicates that more than half of firefighters may be at risk for anxiety, PTSD, depression, and/or alcohol use disorder.2
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First Responder Mental Health Statistics
3 out of 10 first responders develop mental health issues like depression.1
More than 1/3 of police officers, approximately 35%, experience PTSD.1
Roughly 20% of dispatchers and 911 operators experience PTSD.1
PTSD and depression are 5 times more common among first responders.1
The rate of PTSD among first responders is 13% higher than the general population.1
85% of first responders have experienced mental health issues.1
Substance Abuse and First Responders
Approximately 1 out of every 10 firefighters abuse drugs.1
Approximately 3 out of every 10 firefighters abuse alcohol.1
Approximately 40% of EMTs engage in high-risk use of drugs or alcohol.1
First Responder Suicide Statistics
As many as 300 police officers commit suicide every year.7
More than a third of fire and EMS first responders have considered suicide, which is 10 times the rate of the national average.7
Domestic Violence Among First Responders
Among all occupations, police officers have the highest rate of domestic violence in their families.3
The rate of domestic violence for families of police officers is 4x higher than that of the general population.3
Early Signs of First Responder Mental Health Problems
To protect first responder mental health, it’s crucial to recognize early signs of problems. Following are common red flags to watch for that indicate a first responder is suffering from mental health challenges and could use first responder mental health resources.
Depression/anxiety/constant sadness: Do the bad days outweigh the good? Are you finding it hard to feel pleasure or joy? If this is the case, it’s time to reach out for mental health support.
Irritability/anger: Do little things bother you that never used to get under your skin? Are you snapping at loved ones more often than usual? This irritability is a sign of mental health problems.
Increased or new substance use: Have you started using substances you never used in the past? Are you using drugs or alcohol more often than in the past? These are signs that you are experiencing mental health challenges and are attempting to self-medicate them with substances. This pattern can lead to severe consequences and substance use disorders.
Reliving traumatic events: Are you replaying traumatic events again and again in your mind? Do you have sudden flash-backs to troubling events? These are symptoms of PTSD, which are treatable.
Burnout: Are you experiencing nightmares, fatigue, headaches, muscle tension, or digestive issues? These are symptoms of burnout, which can lead to substance abuse and other mental and physical health issues.6
Making the Workplace a Mentally Healthy Environment for First Responders
Follow the Asher model: Employers can adopt this seven-point model to develop a culture of mental health awareness in first responder settings.5
Awareness – Be open and honest and make sure everyone knows it’s ok to not be ok.
Solution-focused approach – Rather than focus on the problems, keep the focus on solutions.
Peer support – Establish a trained peer-support team that takes a proactive approach to offering support and accountability.
Resiliency – Educate and train employees on methods that build resiliency, such as deep breathing exercises and mindfulness.
Healthy habits – Offer only healthy options for lunch menus and vending machines and provide a fitness facility to encourage physical health.
Spirituality – Establish a chaplain program to offer support for first responders and provide outreach programming, such as “Pray with the Police.”
Family – Offer relationship support and involve first responders’ families throughout their career.
Establish policies that are mental-health friendly: Offer sick leave for mental health reasons. Allow employees to use leave time for therapy appointments. Provide breaks based on individual needs rather than a fixed schedule. Allow beverages and food at work in case employees need to mitigate the side effects of medications.
Offer trainings on mental health awareness: These trainings equip first responders to recognize when someone needs mental health support. Train them to respond appropriately and be proactive in getting help for others or themselves.
Establish employee assistance programs: These offer support for first responder mental health and physical health. Incorporate stress management training, yearly wellness checks, incentivized fitness programs, anti-stigma campaigns, and work environments that offer natural light to connect with the outside world.
Provide peer-support programs: These programs should include employees with a variety of backgrounds and ranks. Often, peer programs encourage first responders to seek help, because they are more comfortable speaking with someone who has been through what they are currently going through.
Schedule resiliency check-ins: These discussions allow employees to share how they’re doing with self-care and stress levels. The check-ins also provide opportunities for employees to discuss any other supports they may need.
Prioritize rest: Establish shift schedules that encourage first responders to get ample sleep. Educate employees about proper rest, and complete annual sleep-disorder screenings.
Treatment Barriers to First Responder Mental Health Resources?
Despite the clear need for first responder mental health support, many of these professionals don’t get the help they need. Fewer than 50% of first responders who need mental health care seek treatment.4
Why? It’s not because treatment isn’t available. Resources are there, but several barriers prevent first responders from tapping into these supports. Common barriers include:
Time constraints due to on-call duties and shift work make services hard to access.
The first responder culture stresses self-reliance and self-sufficiency.
First responders may not realize the mental health risks and long-term consequences involved with the stress of their careers.
First responders don’t know how or where to access services for mental health.
Professionals fear that getting treatment will have a negative impact on their career.
40% fear being fired or demoted.1
More than half of first responders fear negative repercussions for seeking help.1
Many of these barriers can be removed with proper education about first responder mental health and the resources available. If first responders and their families have a better understanding of the prevalence, cause, and treatment of mental health issues, this can help remove the stigma associated with first responder mental health treatment.
Additionally, first responder employers can offer more flexible hours and shorter shifts to allow first responders easier access to mental health services. Lastly, offering resources – like the list of resources below – can help make first responders more aware of the many supports available.
List of Substance Abuse and First Responder Mental Health Resources
There are a wealth of foundations, non-profits, and professional organizations offering support resources for the first responder community. Following are 60 of the top resources available for first responders who are at risk, including resources for loved ones looking for ways to help them.
Counseling and Therapy Programs for First Responders
Intensive outpatient programs: IOPs allow first responders to get treatment while maintaining family obligations. The programs provide aggressive intervention that addresses first responder mental health as well as issues with substance abuse and first responders.
12-step Groups/Peer Support for First Responders: These groups provide treatment that creates a sense of community and accountability. The setting gives first responders the opportunity to share their struggles with their peers, who have experienced similar challenges.
Trauma-informed therapy: Evidence-based methods include Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), narrative therapy, and eye movement desensitization and reprocessing (EMDR). These treatments can be effective in addressing symptoms of PTSD.
Alternative therapies: These therapies allow first responders to manage and heal from mental health problems by tapping into their physical or creative sides. Methods may include equine therapy, yoga, adventure therapy, tai chi, or art therapy.
First Responder Mental Health Resources
911 At Ease International: Offers free trauma-informed counseling for first responders and their families.
Bulletproof: Provides confidential resources for addiction, mental health, and treatment for law enforcement professionals and their families.
For the Frontlines: First responders can text 741741 for help with fear, stress, isolation, and other issues. Counseling is free and is available 24/7.
Livengrin Foundation: This nonprofit offers a FRAT program (First Responders Addiction Treatment), which specializes in recovery services for first responders and their families.
Firefighter Behavioral Health Alliance: Focuses on suicide prevention and behavioral health awareness. Provides workshops for EMS, dispatch, and fire departments.
Fire Hero Families: Connects firefighters and their families throughout the country to virtual support groups.
First Responder Support Network: A group of professionals who volunteer their time to provide treatment and aftercare for first responders and their families.
ResponderStrong: Offers a help line, self-help tools, articles, educational resources, and professional assistance for first responder mental health.
Reviving Responders: A nonprofit organization that is dedicated to suicide prevention and promotion of mental health among EMS workers.
Share the Load Program: Helps fire and rescue departments establish behavioral health programs and offers resources for those seeking support for mental health and addiction issues.
Survive First: Provides mental health resources for first responders and their families who are seeking support.
The Code Green Campaign: Also called Code Green, serves all types of first responders with advocacy and education on mental health.
Wings of Change: In-person and virtual peer support groups, offered for first responders and led by first responders.
Crisis Lines for First Responders
Access EAP: 800-248-1688. Free, confidential hotline available 24/7. Offers support for mental health and substance abuse problems.
Copline: 800-267-5463. Answered by retired officers trained in providing mental health support. Available 24/7.
Crisis Text Line: Counseling support for mental health crises. Available 24/7 by texting BADGE to 741741.
Frontline Helpline: 866-676-7500. First responders and family members struggling with trauma can get support from former first responders.
Hero’s Warm Line: 844-833-HERO. Provides resources and confidential peer-support services. Designed for first responders and their friends and family.
I Love a Fire Fighter – What the Family Needs to Know: Psychologist Kirschman shares strategies for firefighters and their families who are facing occupational hazards such as trauma and substance abuse issues. By Ellen Kirschman.
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Brad Barton
2 weeks ago
Amazing residential home! Or at least the one I was at in Huntington beach. Love the food, staff, nd they also helped me get a job towards the end of my treatment!!
Very professional, great counselors, and a very good learning experience. Gave me structure and coping skills. Additionally, the psychiatric counseling was top notch.
Gregory Gheen
2 months ago
When it came to the realization I needed help to overcome my addiction, I ended up choosing to go to Sobermans. I couldn’t have been more grateful for this choice and the experience. I can’t say enough about the accommodations, setting, and food. However those things mean nothing without the proper staff. The best thing about Sobermans is their people. The care I received from each and every member of staff there was overwhelming. I’ve since returned for some aftercare and Alumni events, and upon my return, it feels like home. I would highly recommend Sobermans for any man that needs help with addiction or getting your mind cleared. I promise, if you put in the effort that their staff does, you will leave different person!
backfortyhunter Rose
2 months ago
Soberman’s estate saved my life and the staff was tremendously amazing. I deeply appreciate their commitment to assisting individuals battling with depression and other addictions. Thank you Brady, Trish, Janice, Jody, Allen and the entire staff.
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STR and its staff has truly played a pivotal role in guiding me through life struggles past and present.
Vincent DAngelo
1 week ago
STR has been a very special experience. Normally I’m very uncomfortable being in groups while talking about personal issues, but this place has made it very easy to open up!
Matthew Reilly
2 weeks ago
STR has an amazing community from staff to clients!
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Coming to Jaywalker was a pivotal turning point in my journey to recovery from substance abuse. I admitted to this program reluctant and broken, not knowing if treatment could help me live a life of fulfillment and freedom from addiction. Jaywalker taught me that community and connection could free me from the desperate cycle of addiction that I felt trapped in. The program focuses on a community based approach to recovery. During the program, I went on activity expeditions, played golf on beautiful courses in the area, competed in pickleball tournaments, and hiked a 14er. The Jaywalker Counselors and Staff are there with you and by your side 24/7 to work with you in all facets of your life. The friends I’ve made at Jaywalker are friends I’ll have the rest of my life. I’m proud to say that I just celebrated my 1st year of Sobriety, and I’m forever grateful what Jaywalker has done for me to help me get there.
Ryan Ceccarelli
3 weeks ago
I am an interventionist and consultant who helps families find appropriate treatment options for their loved ones. All of the clients I have placed at Jaywalker have had an excellent experience and have grown significantly throughout their time there. Their treatment approach is clinically sophisticated, and also acknowledges that treatment is only a small piece of the puzzle in regards to a lifetime of recovery. That is why they focus so much attention on community integration, which research indicates is what really results in long term change.
Carbondale offers a rich recovery community, and Jaywalker is very much at the heart of that community. If your loved one is in need of great clinical work, meaningful experiences in recovery, and a strong and supportive community. Jaywalker would be an excellent option.
Henry Maxwell
1 month ago
This place saved my life. Coming in I was a broken man with no idea how to live a functioning and meaningful life. With the guidance of my peers and the staff here they let me regain a part of my soul I lost a long time ago. The town of Carbondale has an amazing recovery community with people that really care. Coming here was the best decision I’ve ever made and I’m forever grateful that I did.
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The facility and the staff were top of the line! They answered any questions I had and made everything simple and easy! The recovery process was handled very well! I recommend anyone looking for help to
Reach out and give them a call you won’t regret it!
Trent Jansen
1 week ago
So blessed to have the opportunity to have been here and worked with all the amazing staff. I would highly recommend anyone struggling with addiction to come here and they are even a dual diagnostic program and those are hard to find. Thankfully and blessed to have been a part of this program.
Katie Warner
4 weeks ago
I stayed here for 9 months I’ve been to many places before this place has been amazing for me really great staff that actually care and want to help you
Top 2 treatment center in Orange County. If you are looking for a high quality program with people that actually care this is the place, they will take care of you here.
Phil Villafana
1 week ago
Excellent program. I went through their mental health track and substance abuse track. I have a little over 14 months sober now and my mental health is great thanks Cali prime!
Kyle Papendorf
2 weeks ago
This rehab changed my whole life!! I’m just weeks away from 3 years clean. The staff ,classes,and counselors are Amazing!!!
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This place goes above and beyond for its clients. Let’s just say I’ve been there more than once on my road to recovery. The staff have become my second family. They have an alumni person that’s reaches out to clients to follow up after treatment and I call her my guardian angel. This place saved my life more than once and I believe it could do the same for you or your loved one. Highly recommend!
Jason Perry
1 month ago
Numa is a wonderful facility helping many people suffering from the disease of addiction. The staff truly cares and shows the utmost attention to detail. I would recommend to any family member or friend!!!
Alex Spivak
4 months ago
Great place to heal and grow. The staff care and are willing to help if you let them. Educational and useful groups that prepare you for relapse prevention and coping skills etc. Definitely recommend if you or a loved one are looking for a treatment center that CARE about their clients.
No program is perfect, but Brett and his team care deeply about helping those with the disease of addiction. They understand for many it takes long term intervention and supervision to give those in most need of help the best chance at a real life. I came to the reprieve in 2019 at age 23, certain I would never see age 30. And I turn 30 this Wednesday and it would not have been possible without A Reprieve for men.
-Carson F
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3 weeks ago
I learned a lot there and the staff there was wonderful. I would recommend it to anyone going through an addiction.
Greg Nelms
1 month ago
Recovery not an easy process.I experience alot of quality growth in my recovery while at reprieve .The staff displayed a true passion for recovery which transmitted while teaching in group .I’m definitely not a religious, an wanted nothing to do with God but through working with Steven and listening to Tobey I’ve been able to form my own relationship with the God of my understanding! I worried about the next step after reprieve Danni placed me in another great program .In my 47 yrs I’ve been in an out of treatment The reprieve hands down been the place that I’ve gotten the most out of.So if your sick an tired an truly want change ur life I would tell you go to The reprieve .
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The Recovery team was great, all the staff was very friendly and Jess was an amazing help!
Robert Bishop
1 month ago
Phenomenal place more than what I expected RTC has truly changed my life. From the moment I walked through their doors, I was met with compassion, professionalism, and unwavering support. Every member of the team—from the counselors to the support staff—was not only knowledgeable, but genuinely invested in my recovery journey.
The individualized care I received made all the difference. They didn’t treat me like just another patient; they listened, tailored my treatment plan, and helped me build the tools I needed to stay clean and take back control of my life. The therapy sessions were impactful, the group environment was supportive, and the relapse prevention strategies were practical and empowering.
What stood out most was the sense of community and hope. I never felt judged—only understood. If you’re struggling with addiction and looking for a place that will truly help you heal, RTC is the place to go. I can honestly say I wouldn’t be where I am today without them.
Thank you, RTC, for helping me find myself again.
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Andy
1 month ago
I don’t usually write public reviews about something as personal as substance use treatment, but the care I’ve received at Recovery Team – Cape Cod is worth breaking that rule.
I came here after a 20-day detox, thinking I had my substance use disorder under control and didn’t really need a PHP program. But I figured, “What the hell, I’ll give it a shot.” That decision turned out to be one of the best I’ve made in my recovery journey.
The group sessions are truly engaging, and the exposure to different tools and coping strategies has been invaluable. The recovery community here is one of the strongest in the nation. I initially committed to just two weeks—but ended up staying for the full four, and I’m even considering sober housing now.
The staff have shown me nothing but genuine care and commitment. I’ve never once felt like just another “client.” They’ve treated me like a real person—with hopes, struggles, and a future worth fighting for.
If you’re on the fence about starting a PHP or IOP program, I couldn’t recommend this program more. Sure, there might be flashier or more luxurious programs out there—but ask yourself: are you looking to be pampered, or are you ready to gain the tools you need to build the best life possible?
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Brittnay was so helpful with placing my son in a perfect environment for him to heal!
Marian S Moore
2 weeks ago
I had come and make a review. I was in distress and full of Anxiety (that I diagnosed myself with lol) trying to find my son an appointment in order for him to be discharged. I googled several places who did not accept his insurance. I felt defeated and said a prayer than I googled some more and found Provive Wellness. Not only was Tommy very knowledgeable, patient, and reached out to the social worker right away. My son was scheduled in no time. This is what I call superb customer service. And the best part of all I have no out of pocket cost, everything is covered by the insurance.
Wright Family
3 weeks ago
Provive Wellness is a genuinely caring and effective program for people facing substance use and mental health challenges. The staff create a safe, supportive environment where real healing can happen. It’s the kind of place I’d feel good about sending someone I care about.
Future’s has truly been life changing for me. The community-based structure, paired with a consistent and thorough curriculum, created the foundation I needed to grow in recovery. It’s not an easy process—and it shouldn’t be—but the hard work has been worth every step.
What stood out most were the people, the programs, and the facilities. The staff, from my therapist to the alumni coordinators, were incredibly supportive and genuinely invested in my progress. I also appreciated the evening activities like karaoke and bingo, which brought some fun and balance to the experience.
The alumni services are exceptional, offering 2 weekly calls, Thursdays on-campus meetings, and quarterly 2 day immersion programs that help keep recovery on track even after graduation.
I’m proud to have completed the 30-day residential program and I look forward to continuing my recovery journey with Future’s.
David Crouch
1 week ago
An amazing facility with amazing staff they are very professional, kind and friendly. They are so attentive and helpful you feel them as part of your family. They take care of you and will provide you with everything you need from the moment you step a foot in their facility till after you leave to make sure you are in good hands, especially Chris in Alumni he is always there for you. I feel very satisfied and proud of my choices being there.
Oskar Okko
1 week ago
I was at Beach House, which was a nightmare compared to futures. Once I got transferred to Futures, I felt like I was in a house of zen. The staff were extremely caring, the amenities were great, the groups were powerful, and the entire energy in the place was pure love. I go back for alumni Thursdays meetings when I can, because Chris leads an amazing group, including the patients. This really helps me, by giving the patients advice of what to do and what not. Service is key to staying clean. Love you guys.
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I am very thankful for this program and the people who work there starting with Jennifer and Tarah plus . Paul and Ron plus many more .This is a recovery program which knows how to guide u the way u need to go. Love u all and thank u for all the staff here
Alonzo Graydon
1 month ago
Today, we justly give back to the people who have helped us along the way, for everyone at CWC is a care giver even the clients. They show care and compassion for one another everyday.
John Howell
1 month ago
The level of care I received was excellent. The support from the team of facilitators was impeccable, from the heart! There Intensive outpatient with Jennifer, and Paul Lawler helped make me the strong women in am today with a tremendous amount of hope and faith in the program of recovery. Powerful place to understand recovery today.
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Victory Bay seems to be a great spot for those in search of a place to start their recovery process. They have hooked me up with all types of resources to help me start my journey. The group meetings are always insightful, the staff are always supportive, and they all seem to be there because they want to help all of the members get through these difficult times in whatever way they need, because recovery is a different process for each individual. I would highly or un-highly (pun intended) recommend seeking treatment here if you are looking to start your own recovery journey 🤙
Bobby Williams (Bobby)
2 weeks ago
This place has helped so much. I love the community. Liam and all the staff are so great!
Franki Colberg
1 month ago
this place helped me learn and grow! victory bay is awesome. liam has helped out so much!
Memorial Regional is definitely #1 .
From the ER staff to the employers on the 7th floor where i was a patient.
I want to specially thank the ER Dr Tommy and my Nurse Daisy, Resheena,
Natalie and my very Compassionate
and very competent PCA’s
Sydoney not sure if it’s the correct spelling,Casheem and just about everyone.
Great Hospital ,Excellent Care.
Thank you very much for all you do
God’s Blessing on you all.
This has been a very positive experience for me. The Staff was awesome and I would highly recommend this program to anybody that needs help with their recovery.
Joel Miller
1 month ago
Banyan Texas is an outstanding program. I regularly send clients due to the great clinical program and the outstanding facilities. I have the pleasure of working with Aaron Stacey, who puts clients first and sticks to his mission of helping clients recover. Banyan is a place I would send my family members.
Scott Scrivener
1 month ago
Banyan Texas is fantastic! Caring staff, beautiful facility, and a truly supportive environment. Highly recommend to anyone looking for quality care.
Being a client at Paramount Recovery Centers, makes me feel dignified and like I have hope. The staff here are absolutely amazing and are willing to go to any length to help in any way they can. From the BHT’s to the therapist even going all the way to the top. Everyone who works here has everyone’s best interest at heart and it shows with every interaction you’ll have. All in all I’d highly recommend PRC to anyone who struggles with substance abuse or mental health.
Sam Pastula
2 weeks ago
Paramount recovery centers has literally saved my life, when it came to recovery I was uncertain and afraid, but ever since the first day I set foot in this place I felt like part of a family and have been led through a powerful process of change! I was on the brink of losing everything due to my addiction, but with the love and care I have received here I’ve learned how to change my negative thought processes and keep my urges at a far distance! It is not said lightly that this wonderful facility has allowed me to keep my life, including my family, my job, and everything I hold dear. So a huge shout out to all the staff here and everyone who has personally been an endearing part of my recovery, im grateful for all of you! I don’t feel alone in my recovery anymore and for the first time in a long time I can wake up and feel.the joy of hope and healing in my heart and soul!
David Duchesne
3 weeks ago
My time at Paramount has been amazing. Since day one I’ve been given the most amount of support I could ask for. Haley made my intake process smooth and stressless and she’s always made herself available when ever I needed anything or just someone to talk to. My Case Manager Nia did all the heavy lifting with obtaining my EBT card and cash assistance. Everyone here made me feel safe, and understood without judgement. I truely feel I can stay sober with the tools I’ve been given here.
After a 16 year habit, My Time took me in and saved my life. If your on the fence, or want change contact my time
Beavs
1 week ago
My time recovery changed my life! The staff are caring and supportive, the programs are effective, and the environment is welcoming. I left feeling empowered and ready for long-term recovery. Highly recommend!
Tiffany Welborn
2 weeks ago
My Time is hand down the best program around. From the moment you walk in you can just feel the vibe of acceptance and love. Everyone genuinely cares and wants the best for you and it’s a really good feeling. I would stay there forever if I could.
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pretty chill place overall- most of the staff are super nice, nichole was my primary therapist and she’s awesome. this place is super flexible and understanding so i appreciate that. the house is nice and the groups are helpful!! im sitting with lauren (she’s awesome so be nice to her)
sofia scaramucci 19
1 week ago
I have worked with Scottsdale Providence and its clients for years. Their dedication to client care and their clinical acumen has been nothing less than exceptional. Providence has a heavy focus on individualizing treatment to clients’ needs rather than pushing every client through the same curriculum. It is obvious from working with their therapists that they genuinely care about people lives and outcomes. This is also apparent in their dedication to aftercare planning. I could not recommend Scottsdale Providence more highly.
Bejan Fanibanda
2 weeks ago
Scottsdale Providence center has been a great experience to me. It’s helped me shape my life to become an outstanding person and understand me as a person, the staff here has been amazing and truly helpful to my recovery for addition and mental health. In the beginning I was very hesitant to stay but I stuck it out and I will say it was worth it bc I learn skills everyday to help begin to build my future. They helped me with financial problems and legal problems, they truly listen to me and I feel heard. Housing with the women’s house has truly been a great experience for me to be able to adult and learn how to live with other people who have the same or similar struggles as I do.
I was hesitant to enter a residential rehab but the staff made me feel so comfortable. It really is like being at a holistic resort while also getting the therapy you need. I would definitely recommend Beachside Rehab!
Siobhan Wiencek
2 weeks ago
Beachside Rehab has completely changed my life. I stayed in residential for 30 days, switched to PHP for 14 days and am now transitioning into IOP. If I could utilize this facility forever, I would probably never leave, but they gave me the help and confidence to fully trust myself and my environment to move on from Beachside.
Molly Graham is an amazing therapist who really helped me through my family issues and navigate my new diagnosis. She always made time for me even when it wasn’t a session day. She never made me feel less than for not know how to handle certain situations and she always found a way to greet me almost every single day.
Diana is the best trauma therapist I have ever had the pleasure of working with. Her technique and ability to really speak to your mind and soul is like nothing else. She really is a special human and therapist who individualize her therapy to fit each person.
The BHT’s are always an amazing comfort during your stay here and really take the time to get to know everyone individually.
I am extremely fortunate and happy with the coping skills and help I have received from Beachside. They will forever be apart of my story and I will recommend them to anyone who is in need of Mental health or substance abuse help.
Bryse Cascio
2 weeks ago
Beachside is a wonderful environment that truly cares about your goals and needs. If you’re in need on inpatient therapy I would highly suggest this place. At first I really did not want to come but I met many lifelong friends and really discovered myself. The building is clean and well cared for. The staff is lovely, and will accommodate you best they can. The pool, gym, and other amenities are very nice and well kept. I highly recommend anyone who needs a little mental health help/ or a lot, to choose beachside.
Dr Herbly is kind and understanding, never in a hurry.
I always feel more positive and hopeful after talking with him.
Allen Hall
3 months ago
Staff was courteous and professional, the appointment wait time wasn’t very long and they answered all my questions.
#realdealweather Glenn
4 months ago
This branch of health was well thoughtful in it’s managerial structure. For the first time in all my experience visiting Dr’s office this particular experience was impressive . I don’t take
Great staff and great housing would recommend to friend or anyone trying to get sober
James Wigsmoen
1 week ago
Everyone at URP has been incredibly supportive and understanding. After suffering a relapse the staff and entire clinical team welcomed me back with open arms and have helped me get back on the right path. I definitely recommend for anyone looking for a good PhP/IOP. Thank you URP!
Andrew Deleon
1 month ago
I enjoyed the housing, it was comfortable, well appointed, large, modern and updated. The pool was a plus. The groups were engaging, revealing, informative, and caused me to be introspective about my own journey. The staff and my therapist was fantastic. My therapist helped me open up and feel comfortable discussion past trauma. Nursing was helpful and empathetic. All the behavioral techs were awesome. C-Kwon groups allowed me to get a real prospective on my recovery journey.
Green Mountain Treatment Center saved my life. I was sick and scared when I arrived, but the transformation that occurred for me during the 80 days I spent on the mountain was nothing short of a miracle.
I quickly recognized that hard work on my part needed to be done, or I’d be miserable and missing out on the gifts of the program. Thankfully, there is an incredible staff in place who walked with me through the introspection I had to do and showed me that recovery was possible. I marked 5 months sober yesterday and I truly believe that God removed my alcoholic obsession while I was on the mountain.
Everyone’s experience is different and I can only speak of my own, but I personally could not see myself succeeding as I did in any other facility. I’ll be thankful to Green Mountain for the rest of my life.
Courtney
7 months ago
GRC changed my life for the greater good!
Justin Haskins
7 months ago
The most caring recovery team that works there. Awesome accomodations. All around though really good program. First time to rehabilitation center and was my favorite stop on my recovery road. Glad I choose to go there. Hands down best place to go for real recovery survivors 100%
Wright, H. M., Fuessel-Hermann, D., Pazdera, M., Lee, S., Ridge, B., Kim, J. U., Konopacki, K., Hilton, L., Greensides, M., Langenecker, S. A., & Smith, A. J. (2022). Preventative care in first responder mental health: Focusing on access and utilization via stepped telehealth care. Frontiers in Health Services, 2, 848138. https://doi.org/10.3389/frhs.2022.848138
Wright, H. M., Fuessel-Hermann, D., Pazdera, M., Lee, S., Ridge, B., Kim, J. U., Konopacki, K., Hilton, L., Greensides, M., Langenecker, S. A., & Smith, A. J. (2022). Preventative care in first responder mental health: Focusing on access and utilization via stepped telehealth care. Frontiers in Health Services, 2, 848138. https://doi.org/10.3389/frhs.2022.848138
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