Top Ranked Drug Rehab Centers In Laporte, IN

So sad to be updating this review because this place turned so bad. I love the staff and loved it BUT about a month or 2 ago they got a new doctor and she's so bad! Messing with so many clients meds and lying to clients faces and so so much more! It's sad when she first started my councler even warned me how bad she is :( I don't recommend this place until they get a new good doctor!

My girlfriend and I battle opiate addiction and have went to the victory clinic in south bend (where we're from)to try getting off the opiates but left there more frustrated and discouraged than before. Now we go to Swanson and it's amazing. We are understood, heard, and not judged. People there believe in us and are willing to do anything to see us succeed So far we love it.

I went to the swanson center afraid I was going to get a doctor who wasn't going to listen to me, just prescribe pills, and send me on my way. BUT no, that is not what I got. I got a nice lady named Gloria, who , like me, is a dog lover and encouraged me to bring my dog in next appointment. I am excited to go back with my dog, not only because I can bring my dog with me, but because I liked her energy and responsive care to my woes and sorrows. Made me feel comfortable and at ease.

Such a joy to be with come to Front Line!!! Everyone is SO nice and helpful. Group is ALWAYS interesting and the one-on-one counciling is amazing. Thank you Front Line! 🥰😍🤩

I can say that this is best treatment I've gotten from anywhere. I've learned more and continue to learn more about myself. With my support teams guidance this program is working for me. Thank you so much I truely appreciate it!

The receptionist, the hygienist, the doctor's assistant's and Doctor..T....are kind very caring. And they always have smiles they're the best

Excellent for people wanting help with their addiction

After I got to the level of methadone where I felt I had no erges to chase drugs on the street, I feel so good, the first time in 40years. I feel normal.

I Guest Dosed hear an they are the most kind an respectful clinic I have ever been too can't say enough good things about the staff and nurses there.. Definitely made the experience of guest dosing a great one.. Definitely wil be coming back to this place soon for guest dosing again...

So sad to be updating this review because this place turned so bad. I love the staff and loved it BUT about a month or 2 ago they got a new doctor and she's so bad! Messing with so many clients meds and lying to clients faces and so so much more! It's sad when she first started my councler even warned me how bad she is :( I don't recommend this place until they get a new good doctor!

My girlfriend and I battle opiate addiction and have went to the victory clinic in south bend (where we're from)to try getting off the opiates but left there more frustrated and discouraged than before. Now we go to Swanson and it's amazing. We are understood, heard, and not judged. People there believe in us and are willing to do anything to see us succeed So far we love it.

I went to the swanson center afraid I was going to get a doctor who wasn't going to listen to me, just prescribe pills, and send me on my way. BUT no, that is not what I got. I got a nice lady named Gloria, who , like me, is a dog lover and encouraged me to bring my dog in next appointment. I am excited to go back with my dog, not only because I can bring my dog with me, but because I liked her energy and responsive care to my woes and sorrows. Made me feel comfortable and at ease.

Wonderful service as always. Debra, who took care of my paperwork, was wonderful and went above and beyond to provide great service. Kelly Clark has helped me immensely for the past few years as well.

NP Kelly Clark has been very helpful with my anxiety. The staff is always doing their best. You can tell they need more people since there's a mental health crisis and not enough workers to help. But I believe they are doing the best they can.

I was nervous to use this facility due to negative past experiences but I'm glad my pediatrician talked me in to it. We have had great success working with the physicians and counselors here.

Super nice staff

Well admitted for heart attack and chest infection.was in ICU still am Anne& James were my nurses .They were amazing,best i ever had,like to add the whole staff very caring.adding another review my wife Cheri had back surgery.Sheis doing well Thank you Sadie her nurse excellent care also Sebastian. Ty sir maam

Roomy place....Always feel welcome when I enter the facilities

I went here when i was 13. I am 24 now. I met some great people who had their issues but deep down they helped me grow into who i am now, they taught me very good skills that i still use today like DEARMAN. They let us get school work done and have fun in gym class. They were wonderful with issues and adressed them appropriately. I am so happy to finally leave a good review after all these years. This wasnt the place i wanted to be when i was 13 cutting myself being suicidal, but they helped me grow into who i am today, i was only there for a month because of insurance reasons. But they had great ling term care. My only complaint is that they could upgrade the food and milk, the milk tended to be spoiled most days back then, but it may be completely different now, i wish the staff and everyone who knew me the best of luck

This program is extremely adaptable, it is up to the residents to help create the environment they need to grow in. I was at SSA for nearly four months, and there I (as well as my family) have learned absolutely the most therapeutically there compared to anywhere else. Any other 1:1 therapist, any other group therapy, inpatient, IOP, rehab, anything. This program fully immerses you inside of a place of DBT and support. There are 100% difficult times here, as there are anywhere, and at the same time, there are constantly tools provided to assist with these times. You hear horror stories of residentials locking adolescents in their rooms, starving them, refusing to engage or provide helpful tools to them, restraining unnecessarily, using them to clean/as tools etc- but this is NOT one of those places. This place is SAFE. This means the necessities. AND THEN THEY HAVE MORE. Like I said, this program is very adaptable. Every group of adolescents that comes in has a say in the adjustment of the growing experience here. This ranges from just voicing your opinion in general, to leveling up and becoming a member of what they call resident council. Resident council makes changes to how the floor is run with the staff and helps teach the skills. This was something I commonly did. I made changes on the unit for my group, I lead informational groups and games all the time. There are resident lead groups, BHW groups, therapy groups, nursing groups, pet and equine therapy- and more. Here you are allowed to have fun, to engage and live and progress, but this means working the program. You can't hide things here, fake your way through, stay blunted. You will not have a good experience here if you can't work the program. And that will be part of it for a lot of people, having to go here to learn HOW TO open themselves up and be part of the program. It does take time to regulate to it, but being willing is important. At some point. A lot of these other reviews are pulling the negatives from the positives. This is likely the safest place in a several state radius for any adolescent. There are caring staff here, someone your child WILL click with and find as their safe person, and it will be okay for them. It has been extremely helpful and educational for me, and my family. Brendon, the shift coordinator for the South Shore unit, is extremely well educated and skillful. He's been working in mental health for 10+ years. He is trained very thoroughly in DBT- and more areas of therapy. Everyone that comes here will always remember him, there's no doubt about that. He leaves an educational mark on just about anyone. He will consistently lead BHW groups, teaching residents and even staff about useful DBT skills, takes residents to equine therapy, he leads the resident council activities, and more. I frequently call back onto the unit floor and talk to him, as well as other staff members. They are consistently there for old and new residents. Cloe Carda, a therapist here, is THE MOST wise, well-spoken, helpful, skillful, and caring person I have met. She has been solely the most supportive person there to me and many others. She is always willing to take on every situation she is faced with, and she is more than prepared to do so. I've never been more impressed with any mental health professional. I actually miss her each day, and I'm more than thankful I met her and the Midwest team.

LOVE THIS PLACE GIVE EVERYONE A RAISE THEY ARE LIVE SAVERS 🫶🏻🫶🏻🫶🏻🫶🏻

Thank you to everyone at Change, thanks to them, I really made a CHANGE in my life, I don't know what would be of me or my family if I hadn't received the help they offered me; the therapy that I received in this place was the best of the best for me, it helped me to see my problems from another point of view to be able to face them, they always took more time allocated in order to help me personally. The staff is very skilled, they are awesome!

My friend is there so she can be safe. I l8ve that when she needed help so desperately, they took her in that very same day.

Great caring people. As long as you are serious about getting your life together and getting back in control they will stand beside you 💯 so your able to do so

Life Changing !