Drug Rehab Centers in Orefield, Pennsylvania

New Orefield facility is far, but there is a bus 5 out of 6 days and Sunday is closed so they supply a take home on Saturday as long as you have a lockbox.The new facility is a HUGE step up! It's very clean, big and beautiful! All new staff seem amazing and the few older staff who stuck around were always amazing. This is the place you want to be if you're ready to get your life back. Don't forget 1 second think it's going to be easy though...

I love the counselor Jill she's very positive and I learned a lot from her great place

Nothing but positive things in life since I started this program. Very thankful to all staff!

I won t be biased, since no experience at a psychiatric hospital is gonna be enjoyable. I spent 5 days at KidsPeace this October, and my time there was a little bumpy, but tolerable. When I first got admitted, I hated it and wanted to go home and disappear. I couldn t take phone calls to my family without crying. It definitely feels like a different planet. Most of the staff was respectful as long as you respected them, my peers were very very nice to me, and I even made some friends leaving. The food was average, and you do get time outside. School was very easy as well. The schedule is very strict, and you have no control of what time you eat, sleep, etc. Overall, nobody s gonna enjoy this experience, but I imagine it would have been a lot worse if it weren t with KidsPeace

Honestly, as a patient (14 at the time) I had a really positive experience. It s been around 2 years since I ve actually stayed, but I remember my stay like it was yesterday. I went in November of 2022 and I was there for 2 weeks. The unit I stayed in had really friendly staff, of course some were strict because they had to enforce rules. I think I was at the northwest unit, I didn t personally experience any fights while I was there but I heard of fights happening frequently in other units. They made extra care to make sure you don t feel like you re alone and things will get better. The separation from normal society is actually what I needed, I couldn t handle every day life, hence needing to stay at kidspeace. I actually made a few friends while I was in there which made it a lot more enjoyable. I started a medication (Zoloft, 25mg), which was just to give me a start to recovery, I knew I wouldn t actually feel the effects until around a month after. A common misconception is that you don t get a choice, medication was completely up to me and I wanted to start. They handled when you took the medication as well as when you ate and the activities you did, having others in control of my schedule made me feel at ease. It was a safe environment, we had fun activities such as making cheesecake, making slime, occasionally watching tv, seasonal crafts, and group therapy exercises. The sunsets were actually incredible there, I wish I had a phone to take pictures of it. I personally had my birthday while I was there, they made sure to make me feel like I was still being celebrated and cared for. They got me an ice cream cake and everyone made cards for me, I still cherish the cards to this day as a reminder of what got me here to this day. I cant speak for everyone, but kidspeace really did have a key role in my road to recovery, helping me build a routine, socialize, and start me on a medication. Mental hospitals aren t an immediate solution, they are just a step forward. After returning home, I noticed I had intrusive thoughts much less and that I was no longer having panic attacks every day. Recently, I started struggling with the same paranoia and panic again since my stay. I will always remember how much kidspeace helped me and I know that if I ever need a safe space to regain normal function and get back a normal routine, that I can put my trust in kidspeace like I did then. Thank you kidspeace for helping me when I was at my lowest <3 -Gabrielle Sanders now 16 years old

(I'm on my mom's account posting on my behalf.)My name is Zoe, I'm 14 years old. I just left KidsPeace on November 7th, My stay was a couple of weeks, here are some pros and cons that I've experienced.Pros: Very friendly staff Mr. Matt, my clinician, was very nice. I Made a couple of friends while I was in there. The food was generally tasty and somewhat average. The teacher, Miss. Jill, was very accepting and nice. The family session that I had in my clinician's office was longer than the 5-6 minute phone calls.Cons: 5-6 minute phone calls. While I was there, physical fights happened against other peers, not with the staff, but the teens there fought very often. Short-staffed at times. No actual mattress to sleep on. (it's like a school gym pad.) Some staff are very strict. Transitions to another task or place take a lot of time.Generally, I behaved fine, followed the rules, and got Zoloft for my depression and anxiety. It got really hectic for most of my stay, but ignoring how the other clients acted, it was okay for the most part.

The very best staff, so supportive and professional. They been there every step of the way thru my sobriety. Thanks to Amy Abbey and Felicia. Always there when i need them

Good

I use dual services through Holcomb. I have both an Intensive Case Manager, & a counselor I see and work with. They have helped me tremendously in a transitional time of my life. I highly recommend their services. Professional, personable, and relatable.

I won t go into specific details of who is the patient but I ve been to many different behavioral health practices and this one by far as given me the most hope, the most reliable, professional staff and have made things better in so many ways. The office staff is absolutely the best. I haven t talked to all of the providers there in a session capacity but the 2 that I have are beyond awesome and all the others are friendly and I would feel comfortable as their patient as well. Thank you!!

Holcomb has been a life saver. They actually care about you and what you are going through and they treat you with the upmost respect and are extremely helpful, caring and knowledgeable, they now have 2 Drs who can prescribe medication if needed and I have personally interacted with 4 different therapist and they are all just wonderful and help teach you the tools and coping skills to apply in your everyday routine

It was a life transforming experience for me. I learned so much. At the age of 62, I have been "On the Couch" a time or two. The atmosphere was down to earth. My experiences were "Real" experiences in Group Sessions and with my counselors... especially Alex and Christina.If you want to have a good chance of getting well? Try Pyramid...good folks...if you want to get help...There are some patient's as within other facilities, that are abiding with court orders...etc...ONLY. I get it. Some patients aren't ready to give it all up. And as reason would have it...gamble with their lives and those of others? We are all adults right? So fine...that's their choice....But if you really want to get better? Get with Pyramid. At the very least, will get you pointed in the right direction. Then it's all up to you...and that's easier said then done. Trust me...you will have to work to maintain your health. No program will save you without a good personal effort.As a life long Trauma Respiratory Therapist...I have seen my fair share of traffic accidents...many leading to death.It's just not about you. It's also about the safety of others...Gordon ColemanBS/RRT

Very professional, informative, and a just all around good experience for me. Thank you staff!!!

My time at pyramid gave me great insight into my reasons for my addiction. all of my councilors and support team were great and were quick to help when I had an issue.i've received the tools I need to rebuild my life and stay sober and productive. I would strongly recommend to persons struggling with what I have to seek help from this facility. I am looking forward to taking all I learned and applying it to a better life..

Very good for kids

There are Spanish-speaking staff. Good treatment and service on time.

They have helped so much with my son... I am so happy to have found this place ..

I’ve had more than my share of bad experiences with therapy, but the counselor here actually listend and helped my kids. Plus they were really flexible when I needed to change appointment times which happens a lot with me because of my work schedule. They also had telehealth appointments which made scheduling easier. Overall I’d recommend them

Only been here a couple times so far, but place seems decent. Staff are all friendly, and I like that they have cloud cloth's over the lights to make lighting more bearable. It is also close to home, which is nice.

Both my daughter and I got here. And both of us love our therapist

The other reviews are from third person and there only hearing what there hearing first off I workd past 6 everyday no problem I made my meetings and was ok. Sending people back to jail well listen there coming from jail and it's a reward to get to halfway home early and the staff ain't there to baby anyone there to save ur life if u go back to Jail u deserve it. I was on contact my first day there meeting with girls. But when I figured out I was there to get my life on track find a job support MYSELF BUY MY OWN home and car girls Came second it works if u work it. I seen more not make than do it for 90 days but that's how the lifeWe built for OURSELVES WORKS. I STILL stop by and donate bus fees and say hi the bill the best counsel there is

Provided a positive amosphere that made it possible for me to focus on what I needed to do to get back on my feet

I stayed there for a while it s a good place people are nice plus iam still clean and it s about 8 months since I been there

This place saved my life. It s not hard to follow the rules easy stay clean follow the program get ur bottles they leave you alone.

Great place! This idiot saying they shouldn't force masks is wrong. No one forced them to come here. Morons. Place saves lives.

Methadone saved my life! I have been clean for 15 years because of this place. The benefits outweigh all the risks. I will forever be grateful for NDTS.

I've been with Holcomb since May 23 2023. I have all services (ICM therapy and medication management) very good with matching me with the staff that's been helping me get my life on track. Scheduling is never an issue for any service. I feel heard and understood. The only thing I wish they had was a trauma therapy so I could have my daughter receive amazing care like I do.Shout-out to Alyssa, my ICM, Dan, my therapist and Charlene my Dr!

I have been working with the company and the same ICM, Alyssa, for over a year for sure maybe almost 2. I don t have any complaints. If I need her in a crisis I send a text or call the after hours number for help. During our time together we work on the necessary things to help me better function in every day life with friends family, social situations . And so many other ways where I may need the help. I am very greatful for the service that Holcomb Behavioral Health has been able to provide me with. I can t expect them to do everything for me either so I do make lists of things for us to go over just so I don t forget. Over all I m super appreciative!

A+

Love this place

Pinebrook focuses on making sure that the client's needs are met. I highly recommend Pinebrook if you are looking for people who actually love what they do.The staff are very professional and passionate about what they do and always go above and beyond. I wouldn't go anywhere else. Pinebrook offers so many services to the community and are always helping others. I Highly recommend this place

This agency is top of the line! The experiences with staff there (counselors, receptionists, psychiatrists, and even management) has been excellent. I am thoroughly pleased with their Family Based Mental Health Services (FBMHS). And although the first two counselors were not good matches for my individual therapy, We finally made a connection with the next one!They do have a stringent attendance policy but with good reasons....without consistency there is not good progress.Very professional staff. Also very experienced and knowledgeable and willing to go the extra mile for clients that are willing to put in the effort.:)

A community gem! Truly innovative in its approach to treating mental health and addiction. Those working in the outpatient recovery center were very helpful. Impressed with how they offer family consultations/education, a mobile outreach service and residential housing. Chaplains can provide spiritual support to patients and also educate congregations within the community about mental health and addiction. This place truly GETS IT! I also I enjoy St Luke s podcast Just STARt the conversation on Spotify and the Wellness 101 videos on YouTube- recently educating and spreading awareness on invisible disabilities such as ADHD and autism.The founding father of the Penn Foundation, Norman Loux was a brilliant visionary who advocated to have psychiatry an accepted branch of general medicine. Ahead of his time, he put forth his vision for facilities to be built equipped to meet the needs of the emotionally ill presenting with varying severity of symptoms. His compassionate vision and mission came nearly a decade before President Kennedy signed the Community Mental Health Act in 1963! The Penn Foundation was a model for the country and the world! What a HUGE LEGACY!. It is wonderful to see how this place began, what they offer today and how the vision of their founding fathers continues to inspire growth. We need more of these programs in America!

I was at Penn Foundation for 6 weeks and just got out last week and moved into a recovery house, which they set up for me. I've been in rehab 6 times and this place was by far, over the moon, the best rehab I've ever been to. It is spotlessly clean and beautiful, the food is great, the staff are amazing, and my counselor was wonderful. I honestly miss it so much!! I hope and pray that I'm done drinking forever and I believe I owe this to Penn Foundatoon. I've got a long way to go, but I was set up with IOP and for the first time in years, I finally have some strength. Thank you Penn Foundation for saving my life and giving me one of the best experiences I've ever had.

Debbie Strouse is my lifesaver and although I had some issues with some of the staff over the years, it was always made right because of Deb - she is the best counselor EVER and I am so grateful that I was able to have her as my therapist for so many years. I'm not sure how the village of hope is run now, but it is a good idea and I just think they had the wrong people in the job - they needed professionals, not past Giant Grocery Store employees that not only had no idea about psychology or mental illness but also suffered their own issues that they took out on me. Without Deb getting involved, I could've ended back on the street and she made sure I was treated with respect and helped me out. My current experience with penn foundation has been mostly great because Deb's my therapist and my psychiatrist Dennis is truly a fantastic doctor who really cares and actually talks with you - he doesn't just do the two minute chat that you get with most psychiatrist, he really listens. I also remember Dr. Sofranco (spelling?) who may no longer be working there, I'm not sure, but he was the Best Psych doctor I ever met. So although in the beginning there were some problems, there were key people (like the Act Team) who cared way more than most professionals do and that's what makes this place stand apart. Yes, everywhere you go there are issues, but the pros are so tremendous at this point that the past cons really don't matter - they actually helped me grow a lot so at the end of the day, they did and continue to do their job. I know some gave bad reviews but I want to point out that some people are going through a lot when they get these services and they may not be able to even deal yet and end up not wanting to do therapy and blame the therapists. I just know that from experience and it's no one's fault, it's part of recovery and I hope they found the right help at the end of the day. It's really hard to own some things and deal with such extreme psychological distress, but with a place like this, if you give it time and have patience with the staff & yourself, I guarantee you will see improvement. They are professionals with a long history for the most part and they know what they are doing, especially now (I'm talking about over a decade of experience with this place). I recommend it. I especially applaud the Act Team as I never had such a courteous and understanding staff who helped with literally EVERYTHING and they help so many people that really need it and I just can't say enough about how awesome that program is. They are so innovative and different, with so many programs you can't find elsewhere, so it's really a cool place. And they also were so tremendously helpful with getting me set up with aid, with Libby H. being one of the most hardworking, dedicated and knowledgeable counselors I've ever met over my long psych experience, and the fact she helped me with the SOAR application was a life changing experience - Libby and Deb are lifesavers and are a tremendous reason why I'm alive today, clean for over a decade and have everything setup that I need. I couldn't have done it without them as I was a mess and they handled me with care and it was just amazing. And the staff I had issues with aren't even there anymore because I think my issues with them and others were seen and corrected - so this place also owns their mistakes and try to make it right, truly listen to the patients and trust them, and that's a rarity too.i just think if your thinking about going here, you should definitely do so because they will help you.