Drug Rehab Centers in Pennsylvania

I have been to several treatment facilities and this one is by far the best one i have been to. Not only is the facility clean and well kept, the faculty that works there have amazing hearts. This is the only treatment facility that i have been to where the staff actually genuinely care for you and your recovery/well being. They have a unique treatment plan that works. Unlike many places I have been to instead of boring you to death, they actually make recovery fun, which in my experience has a lot to do with being able to succeed in recovery. I have recommended multiple friends and family members to go here when they are struggling with addiction and will continue to recommend Steps to Recovery to anyone who asks how i got clean and remained clean. I owe my life and my recovery to these people and they will always have a special place in my heart.Just a little update, celebrating 10 years clean in a few months

I recently graduated from STR. I was in programming between May to September, originally PHP and then in the IOP mental health program. While in PHP I was in housing as well. There are family sessions offered too, but I did not utilize that service while at STR.While the house I was at was not perfect, administration tried their best to accommodate every concern clients had with the house. It was overall a clean and safe environment to live in. If there are any concerns advocate for yourself and ask a tech to call a house meeting if it is an interpersonal issue within the house. If you have a different issue communicate that to the director and it will most likely be handled promptly.The PHP (partial hospitalization program) for mental health is six days a week, 9am-1:30 Monday-Friday and 9am-12pm Saturdays. The program changes as needs change. When I first began there process groups were three hours long, but when I left they were two hours long with an additional hour of psych ed. While the day may seem long, everyone gets a break between noon and 12:30. Afternoon there are different types of therapy everyday like art therapy, DBT, CBT.IOP (intensive outpatient program) is only 9am-12pm three days a week, usually Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday. The director is accommodating though so if for any reason you need to not go on a Monday, you could always go on a Saturday if you advocate for yourself.You ll have one individual session a week with one of the clinicians. I had Ashley and she is phenomenal. While the staff really do care about the clients, Ashley definitely cares about clients and it shows in her work.You ll also have a session with either Dr. Newman or Monique once a week to go over medications they are both amazing!STR is shaped not just by the staff, but clientele too. I have reinforced and grew my support system while being at STR. And while I was in the mental health program, I have substance use disorder as well, I d recommend Steps to recovery struggling with their mental health or substance use. It may take a couple of weeks to really settle into the program, but continue to do the work since you are worth it and advocate for yourself if something isn t working for you.STR is also a great facility if you re part of the LGBTQ+ community. The staff here are not just accepting, but affirming. There is an optional LGBTQ+ group once a week with Christian, which was my favorite part of the week.

The staff were all very nice for the most part. I had some great moments. STR helped me out while I was in a rough position and for that I am grateful. I appreciate that they go out of there way to help people with extenuating circumstances. There are a lot of personalities and that can frustrating. However, I would recommend this place to a friend in need. Overall, it s a good place.

Excellent rehab facility with great accommodations and food. Almost all of the staff have been through successful recovery so I felt at home the whole time! I'm looking forward to coming back ro speak as I continue in my 12 step recovery!

As someone in a grey area, i had more clear thoughts than people i was in with. Many things I heard from people who still needed to allow their brain to heal is "they just want our money" yet they are one of the few places that actually help people who can't afford the treatment. And their staff is empathetic and know what you are going through. Trust them they are good people and their system works.I was reluctant at first over the 12 steps. I'm not an addict, i have substance abuse occasionally throughout my life but I'm not disordered that way. But my mental health has been unmanageable so I sought treatment. But im in a gray area stuck in PA due to insurance.Theres not many places for that kind of treatment. Still they again went above and beyond to help.I had to stay more days than I wanted for the result i needed. I had to let them do their jobs, and I did even though I thought I knew the result, which was I'm my opinion 'hopeless'But the last day I gave them, they found somewhere. And ironically even though I found a place specifically for mental health, I still have to take those 12 steps for the housing. Not for the program if signed up for. For the housing since the program has third party housing where its required.Thats when I realized what they kept saying was true. 'we wish people who weren't addicts took those steps' Everyone can benefit from them, even if that higher powers a door knob. Its is blessed by God to help the sick and suffering. Theyre beautiful steps. Which i realized in there, but i didn't think theyd applied to me.I had thought I already took them. I know my resentments and I know where I'm at fault. I have a higher power and I know I'm powerless, but in all reality I never took those first 3 steps properly. And my resentments and faults go deeper than the cycle of anxiety allows me to see.I needed that introduction to it to see that. Immediately coming back to triggers I realized so much due to the information i was given within those walls. Again these are blessed people. You might wanna run when you get in, you might not understand the process, but trust me, and trust the process.You will be baffled by the results if you just do what they say and take those 12 steps. There you should master the first 3, and you'll be introduced to the rest to properly pick out a good sponsor when you get to the next place. You need someone who will throughly go over the rest with you and they train you to seek that if you listen.Do it so you can be baffled by the results and live a good life.

My stay at Avenues was such a pleasure. All my needs were meet. The staff are excellent! I would definitely recommend this facility to anyone seeking help from addiction.

Made a review when I was mad. Just keep a look out for that kind of thing. I m sure the rehabs nice.

SJI provides a space for true healing to take place. I would recommend St. Joseph Institute to anyone seeking to address substance use disorder or mental health issues. You will be met with kindness and expertise to help you navigate recovery.

This program was very educational and rewarding for me

Silver pines saved my life. I will be forever grateful for the staff, therapists and fellow patients here. If you are looking for help, please come here

Everyone was so nice and caring. I would recommend to anyone needing help.

Silver Pines saved my life and gave my children their mother back. Thank you all for meeting me where I was and giving me the tools to move forward. Forever Grateful

I m so grateful to my 30 days I spent at RCA Devon to get my life back together. This was my first time in treatment and I was scared to say the least. The therapists, group facilitators and RSS s realized how frightening of a time this was and took the time out of their days to make sure I was comfortable. The floor community we had was the most uplifting group of people I ve ever been a part of by far and I m still close with several people I d consider dear friends now. The care from RCA didn t just end when the 30 days passed , the made sure to outline aftercare for me and set everything up , not to mention working directly with my employer to handle FMLA so I wouldn t have that to worry about as well. If you re ready and willing to get help for yourself but are unsure of an extended in person rehab stay I couldn t recommend more giving it a try. I ve only been back out in the real world for a month and my life is immensely more enjoyable. Thank you from the bottom of my heart RCA DEVON :)

March 20th will make my 3rd year sober! Would like to thank everyone.

S/O the CM team. Best place ever

I have had a fantastic experience at Silvermist. Every single staff member was extremely helpful and caring. The clients create such a deep Brotherhood that makes the experience easy. The campus is absolutely beautiful!

This place is amazing. It has a very positive atmosphere for recovery. Everyone is very knowledgable from the tech's to the therapist's. Highly recommend this facility. 5 stars all the way

I was struggling to get medical records for a resident after discharge and the team stepped right up and made sure that I had the appropriate paperwork before the clients appointment! Great teamwork!

Thanks to the Staff in Radiology... Special Appreciation to Connie for her professionalism and Courtesy on February 20th.

My husband's in building 138A. Very nice place. Most of the employees are nice and willing to help.

Hummingbirds were regular entertainment about the garden atop the hill out back.Then vs. now, 'politics, being showbiz for the ugly', comprehensive dismantling of what worked. New plan I reckon.Support Compassion Fatigue Syndrome R&D Treatment and RecoveryReduce AMA, psycho-pension early disability retirements.It's so terribly mixed up. My last visit there was a triple nightmare in day and nighttimes. Treated like POW by local social services offices in the facilities and her Psychiatrist accessory. Three attempts to have vet arrested for no crime - some political militant attacks on a very exhausted battered wounded vet looking for help & advice where he got it before and proved it worked afterwards long-term.Now ghost town. Ouch.After being screwed here fake "wesoldieron" solicited me for HUDVASH Program and torpedoed my claim while they endorsed numerous other vets in the same program. Golly what made them evil.Support compassion fatigue syndrome treatment and recovery for state employees too.Yup that was back in 2011 I believe. Treated like a rabid political target by psychiatrist and a local social services person with an office inside the VAMC Coatesville. I should have went directly to a civilian hospital for eval cause I was in a sad condition and tortured rather than treated.Politics I've never voted yet these hate mongers fabricate anything to hate and gaslight anything not them.Support compassion fatigue syndrome and fund good cops the the nth degree. Weed out these insurgents that hate veterans who ain't their political choice.AMENWhose gonna be TRUMP new FBI BOSS.

I want to extend my heartfelt gratitude to Dream Life Recovery, the staff and the community I ve had the privilege of being a part of during my recent stay. It has been by far the best therapy I ve received on my recovery journey. The lessons I ve learned about my myself there are paramount in my recovery efforts. I have a firm foundation moving forward and I owe that to so many great influences there. I am truly blessed to have found this place. Thank you

My recovery journey has spanned over two decades and included dozens of treatment centers. After 8 years of sobriety, I spent 6 years in a devastating series of relapses. Arriving at DreamLife, I had lost the will to live and determined myself hopeless. I wasn't a friendly face or an easy case. Despite my best efforts to sabotage myself, the staff at DreamLife fought for me. They saw value in my life that I couldn't. Having been to many rehabs, none are perfect. Some have 5-star amenities or an ideal climate and location. But what matters are the staff and the treatment itself. DreamLife is second to none in these departments. Many staff are in recovery and know what it takes to live successfully with this devastating disease. The therapists are top notch and provide holistic and proven modalities to fit clients unique needs. My trauma, self-defeating behaviors and cognitive distortions were all addressed. Because of DreamLife, I have a life again, one I was convinced was beyond reach. Eternally grateful.

This place is an absolute amazing place! Because of this place my sister just celebrated her 5 years of being sober. Dream life is definitely a wonderful place!

Life-changing experience. I trusted the processes. I was beaten down, nowhere to turn, and out of options. The minute you walk in the door, everyone is welcoming and the design is to bring out the best version of yourself, so you can return to society, as someone that can handle life on life s terms. Highly recommended.

Fully enjoyed it. They helped save my life. Everyone there works to better the patients and they truly truly care. God bless Avenues and Staff. Changed my whole life , I used to say I would never be happy and free, today I can say Iam happy and free.

I came to bucks after a stay in Avenues Lake Ariel. I was hesitant to commit to a 6 month program. Today I can say it was the best decision of my life. I found friends, family, support, and most importantly recovery. Today I have almost 8 months clean. I'm truly grateful for bucks, and my new way of life.

If you got any concerns talk to jose he will get you right good tech

Counselor Danielle is extremely competent and is the personification of integrity. Banyan's counselors are progressive, humane, and highly skilled. The psychiatric nurse ("Judy in the sky"), is exceptional. Kudos all the way around and "hats off" to BANYAN management for such superb personnel selections!No one comes close to knowing all there is to know in the realms of the human heart, mind, and/or collective soul. However, it is easy for this (once) PHRP Certified Researcher to realize that our counselors' attempts to help us are being made with compassion and care. To paraphrase my second (2nd) favorite carpenter, keep the faith and "we've only just begun."Blessings to you all,Richard Morfopoulos PhD, M.S. with distinction

My therapist was AMAZING!!! All the tech were awesome. If you or your adult child needs treatment I would HIGHLY Recommend it

Experience was increasing me. Staff is amazing. Therapists as well as the curriculum.

The Ranch is full of wonderful and caring staff. Many different groups and fun activities. The food was also very good which was helpful to focus on recovery. The facility is extremely clean and well taken care of. Would recommend anyone to come here.

Everything about the ranch is amazing. From nursing staff to the counselors, the kitchen/food is great and the staff is all around supportive in every possible way you can imagine. They saved my life. I would recommend to any and everyone struggling with addiction. It's a different kind of rehab that teaches the right skills. Five stars. Will miss them.

Very helpful people. Good Doctors!

Entire staff is friendly, helpful, and professional

Always on time and always respectful of all Veterans

Highly recommend PA Recovery - it was a life-changing experience that I will forever be grateful for.

PRC is a great place to come if you are looking to transition between residential care and the real world. They have great programming, good therapists, and good ways to keep you accountable. The staff was excellent and the owner Brandt is a nice guy.

PRC honestly saved my life. I came here with fear, hopelessness, and no spirituality. Trust this program and trust all of the staff here. When I truly began putting in the work, feelings of hopelessness went away, slowly over time. The therapist I was assigned to here, is extremely supportive and knowledgeable. The clinical director here, is overall amazing. Shawn the program housing manager, I cannot thank him enough. Shawn and Brandt continued to let me back here after many slip ups. They let me back because they saw something in me that I did not see in myself. I believed I could never recover, but they saw otherwise. Everyone here loves you until we love ourselves. This place was truly a stepping stone in my life.

Excellent program. Changed my life.

They are wonderful

I spent 28 days there, 42 years ago. Still sober and thriving today. Thanks to all the staff for putting up with me :)

Pyramid Langhorne is AMAZING!All of the staff from nursing to BHT's, kitchen, even the cleaning crew! The campus is beautiful and there's even wildlife. From gardening to nature walks in Tyler state Park. Outside meetings and every evening H&I meetings. Full support from all staff and a camaraderie with the other patients I've never experienced. This was a complete spiritual experience for me.

For the first time in a Rehab clinic and really help me understand that I'm not alone just give myself a break and talk about we're I'm at and what I'm going to do and keep moving forward.

My experience at Pyramid Langhorne was life changing. My counselor John is absolutely AMAZING! He was patient, kind, understanding, and extremely helpful in my recovery. The staff in general were very welcoming and compassionate throughout the beginning of my recovery journey at Pyramid. I am immensely grateful for my experience at Pyramid Langhorne!!

Just fine.

Providers I have seen are all super nice and really seem to care about your wellbeing. It is easy to make appointments and for the most part you can get in pretty quickly, especially if it is urgent. The wait times for specialists tends to be shorter than what you would get on the civilian side. The one complaint I do have is that not all departments are great about calling you back, sometimes you have to call many times.

Amazing staff! I brought my father to the VA emergency room and he was admitted. I know everyone always has criticism and never seem to give praise when due, but I just had to write a review expressing how wonderful everyone Is at this hospital. From the minute we arrived at the emergency room, my father received excellent attention and help. The staff, nurses and doctors were unbelievable. I don t know the names of all the people who assisted us, but I would like to give praise and gratitude to Hannah, our emergency room nurse and Sarah, my father s hospital nurse. I truly hate to omit any names, but everyone who came in contact with my father and contributed to his care should be commended.In furtherance, please recognize that all these employees are physically in the VA hospital, working hard not working from home. In my opinion EVERY government employee, like the VA employees, should be in their respective offices and accountable to the taxpayers.(Note: am writing under a friend s account as I can t seem to access mine and wanted to share my experience.)