Top Ranked Drug Rehab Centers In Olive Branch, MS

I’m Addison and the staff and every thing was good

This facility was such a blessing for me! I was very apprehensive at first, some things were scary at first but the staff helped me my making me feel important to them as a patient. I was well taken care of on the east side unit. I was given everything I needed and more. Meds, meals, and breaks on a steady schedule. Plenty of group sessions, music therapy, art therapy, equestrian therapy, recreational therapy, substance abuse therapy, etc. etc. etc. There was never a dull moment throughout the day! Always something to do to help the healing process. The food was absolutely excellent as well. Even a salad bar available at lunchtime everyday. Plenty of options to choose from. My absolute favorite part of my stay was the techs, nurses, and the therapists. 1 tech, Cassandra on day shift! She especially made me so comfortable. She pulled me out of my shell from day one, and until my last day there. She was a godsend. She was so caring of people's' situations and feelings. She also had group sessions and counciling as well. She went out of her way to be nice and caring while still maintaining order as per her directives. She always had something nice so say and was so encouraging to everyone. I will never forget her for all her help and she deserves praise from Parkwood for doing such an awesome job! She easily maintained control of a group full of people in which all were having an array of issues. In my eyes she deserves a medal for her 25 years of service! I have not 1 complaint on my treatment. Also Mrs. Shakira was totally awesome as a therapist. She helped with all my appointments for my aftercare plan. She also led multiple group sessions that were very helpful. And Mr. Brian(t), the nighttime tech was a huge help with ending our days. He monitored all the patients on this unit every night of his work week. He went out of his way to help us with anything we needed, within reason. He was also the one who woke us up in the morning. He was super patient with us all. I will not hesitate to go back if I ever I need to. This place is the best facility I've ever tried. Highly recommended! Ask for the east unit if you go. You won't be disappointed. Its really not that scary. If you need help, get it here!

asop(building c) is a good place to put your kids if they have any problems they treat you fair up there I was there for 14 months and I learned so much from that program I learned bout some stuff I didn't even know about until I got to asop it is a good program again and some staff I wanna say thanks to for helping me is Ms.tanya/ms.t Ms.christina Ms.faith Mr.deidrick Mr.drew Mr.partee Mr.jammie Mr.irvine and mr.copeland Mr.martavis Ms.cisndi Ms.tina Ms.jen/ms.jennifra Ms.cathy MS.CARRIE/my favorite nurse -asop old favorite child k

I am deeply grateful to Chelsea Bricker and the team at Daybreak for everything they did for my family. Chelsea is a genuine and skilled therapist who shows how much she really cares about her clients. DBT is most effective with the kind of structure that Daybreak provides and the results we experienced reflect such. It is VERY hard to find good intensive mental health treatment in the area and we were not left wanting. I strongly recommend the center to anyone looking for these kinds of services for their kid.

I cannot say enough positive things about our experience at Daybreak. The facility and staff are warm and inviting. They take the entire family under their wing and truly collaborate with all involved during the child's time there. We never felt confused, uncertain, or "in the dark" with our child's progression through the program. After a particularly traumatizing inpatient experience, we immediately felt at ease with Ms. Susie during our very detailed intake assessment. This feeling of ease continued with any staff we came in contact with throughout our child's time there, as we met regularly (weekly) with our child's therapist and psychiatrist. The option for patients to continue with regular outpatient group therapy once they've completed the partial hospitalization program (as they return to the "real world") provides extra support during that transition and helped us feel more comfortable with that transition as well. I am especially grateful for the gentle and caring way they held our child accountable and encouraged our child to take an active role in their mental health, treatment, and therapy. Our time at Daybreak improved the way we communicate and care for each other as a family, and I will be forever grateful for everything the people here did for us. The best way to wrap up how we feel about Daybreak is a direct quote from our child: "I love that place."

Daybreak has made a big impression on my daughter. She loves it!

They have the best therapist. Erin Peck and Stephanie Hawkins are the best. This place has been a Godsend for me.

I have nothing but kind things to say about my doctor, Juella Sadicon. She has been an incredible help to me throughout my mental health journey, and even went above and beyond helping me figure out prenatal vitamins when my OB was backed up for a month. Couldn’t recommend her more!!

My PCP referred me to the Counseling Center and I was quickly contacted and was sent all my intake paperwork to fill out ahead of time. I was then scheduled with a Therapist within 2 days and met with my new Psychiatrist also. I have Recurrent Major Depressive Disorder with Anxiety along side a history of AUD. The staff is always extremely kind and helpful. They work with your schedule and are available for quick response if needed. I feel the decision to come here has given me real hope in managing my mental state and ultimately my life going forward. I'm very grateful to have the support provided here.

My psychiatrist Dr. Cannon is amazing. She is very detail oriented and my therapist Jennifer came with strong recommendations. I was apprehensive at first because of our ages. By far the most comfortable I have ever been with a therapist. The office staff is a mess since Ms. Ragina went to NEA. I had to be complaint because I was diagnosed with breadt cancer at 31.