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I was put in this hospital when i was 8 years old. I was misdiagnosed with schizophrenia. During The strip search before I entered, I was easily able to sneak a large, sharp chunk of plastic past the two nurses checking me. I was put on an extreme antipsychotic that I did not even need (Latuda). I missed much school, and now the gaps in my education are hurting me. Some of the staff were nice. Nothing was done about the bullying, Which was quite bad. The food was shit. I don’t recall any kind of therapy, We just did crafts And slept. The beds were horrendous. Thin plastic covered foam Over hardwood. The rooms they make you go into if you are acting out are no different From a cold hard jail cell. Some of the staff were irresponsible. Some of the staff were great. There are many bad things I can say about this hospital, but I’m not showing signs of schizophrenia anymore. So maybe it worked. Though I’m still struggling greatly with my mental health. overall I do think that if I needed to, I would be willing to go back. So it’s not all terrible.

Thank you All Havenwyck staff from Ms. D, Ms. Laura, Caylie with a C, Jose, Miss Brie, Suzanne, Kennedy, the kitchen staff. The food was amazing. You guys take great care of us patients. If I didn't mention your name well you're included in the staff. Much love to you all ❤️💯 This is my first application for employment 😂💯 Much love and have a great day everyone at Havenwyck ❤️💯

I was in the kid partial hospitalization program here for about a month early in 2025 and I just want to share my personal experience on this program specifically separate from the impatient. I couldn't be more happy with my decision to get the help I needed here. By far the best part is the staff. THE STAFF IS AMAZING. The doctors were good; however, the social workers, nurse, and two other staff (I believe they are both recreational therapists?) couldn't have been more helpful (to me at least). I went from not even knowing if I wanted to still apply to college to one of the staff inspiring me to not give up, which is why I now have a full ride at a college. I couldn't be more thankful and grateful for my experience here! Although this all may be personal bias since I was the one who decided to go here to get the help I needed, the main thing I need to say is this won't work unless you (or your kid) actually wants to/challenge themselves to apply what they learn in this program to at least some extent. Overall, I heavily consider and recommend giving the staff at the partial hospitalization program a raise! I could at least tell they all work hard to give everyone the respect they deserve and make the environment safe. They are the reason I am excited for my future, that is the least you could do (joking but not joking because they really deserve a raise).