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My daughter was here for 5 months, and although there were things I didn't like, it was not a fully bad experience for her. In the 5 months that she has been there, she has made significant improvements towards her mental health. She is thankful for the time she spent here, and truly feels like it helped her. It's hard to get a hold of the unit sometimes, and according to my daughter they watched horror movies like Split and Terrifer, which I think is not okay for a bunch of children going through mental health issues. Overall, it was a good experience for us and our daughter.

No residential treatment center is perfect. But my child went in suicidal, self harming, failing school and with no coping skills for the huge emotions that accompany bipolar disorder…and came out 5 months later substantially improved, emotionally stable and with skills to manage stress. She is in the best mental health she’s been in, in recent memory. I’m grateful.

I have written both positive and negative reviews about this hospital back to back because I simply didn’t know how I felt about this place at first. But now I have made up my mind, and I’ve decided to give a full star rating, as crazy as that may sound at first, because of all the negative comments. I’m not giving this place a low rating simply because of the fighting and the other negativity that occurred in this facility because that can literally happen at any mental hospital. I have learned many things since I came here. I learned that life was worth living for and that fighting people is wrong. I fought two other residents when I was over there and my therapist and doctor rightfully punished me for it. They took away my Captain status and my PGB privilege, so I couldn’t go anywhere besides school. Honestly I was lucky that’s ALL that happened for assaulting those girls. Because that was a crime. Before that happened, I tried to fight this other girl just because she said something about me that made me upset, but I honestly had it coming because I was instigating (it was a LONG story), and nothing gave me a right to try to fight her. Anyway, before I came to SP, I was a disaster. I was experiencing active suicidal ideation and was self harming multiple times a week. I attempted suicide one time by drinking Pine-Sol. Around the time I got sexually assaulted by my mom’s ex boyfriend so that just made the suicidal ideation worse. I was suicidal before I got raped, by the way. So therefore, if I had not been admitted to Sandy Pines, I probably would’ve been killed myself. I had a loving and caring therapist and psychiatrist and honestly I never had a bad experience with any of the staff. I have intense remorse for attacking those two people and I haven’t fought anyone for 5 years now. Since I left SP, there were times that I relapsed with the suicidal ideation, attempts, and self harm, but recently I have been improving. Now I’m in college and I’m graduating in the fall semester with my associates degree in education. I plan on being an elementary teacher in the future. I’m still working on myself. And I gotta say, going to Sandy Pines is part of my success story.