Drug Rehab Centers in Reading, Pennsylvania

Its been 15 years since I've attended a co dependent workshop.There was experiential therapy as well as psycho dramas.I was astounded at the level of expertise and compassion by our counselor.I literally have been on such a wonderful journey,even when it was brutal,since my short stay there. My trauma and PTSD from my childhood was addressed substaintially.Forever grateful.

(This is a long one) I ve had my fair share of therapists before and each time it was a crash and burn situation. It never worked out for me, I always felt like it was too much. I pushed it off until it smacked me in the face. I can genuinely say EVERY SINGLE STAFF MEMBER DOWN TO THE RECEPTIONISTS ( especially Kaela, dr. Nelson, Greg & Nicole for me) welcomed me with opened arms at a time I needed it most. I never not once felt judged nor put down. I was held accountable each step of the way and able to express myself. Each one of them taught me a lot about my triggers, my attachment styles, my anger, the work I had to put in on my self and just the really understanding and loving the overall person I am. They taught me to identify why I was using bad habits to cope with my feelings.I really don t have the words to explain how much they have helped me. If so I would be here all day. Let me try to sum it up.I had never been to therapy long term(some therapists just wouldn t call back). I had never been on medication for my mental health(I would gas light myself and create bad habits to cope). I was in therapy for about a year and a half with kaela, Greg and dr Nelson. Some days I wish I had never left(I moved out the state). Dr. Nelson always listened to me, he helped me understand what was going on mentally. During my time he worked with me to find medications that helped me function daily. It wasn t easy but he never gave up and he never pushed me to take anything I didn t like or want to be on. Greg helped me to look within. He taught me not to bottle up my emotions and how to express what I m feeling in a better way than I was. I have to give my props to Kaela for dealing with me the longest tho. Instantly I clicked with her. She really sets the bar high when it comes to a therapist for me. She listened to me yap on and on and she didn t make me feel like I was a burden with my weekly visits. I actually looked forward to going to my visits.. even when I went back on my word. She didn t make me feel ashamed of myself(No one there did) She always remembered everything, even when I didn t. She made me hold myself accountable for my actions, as she did also. I loved that about her most. She didn t let me slip. She helped me realize why I was doing certain things or why I was reacting the way I would and what they could ve stemmed from. Other therapists didn t do what they did for me mentally, even spiritually. Everyone at Caron is like a family to me at this point. I recommend everyone to come to Caron. All my friends, family, strangers. They made me realize therapy and asking for help wasn t bad after all. If you needed a sign. This is it.

Thank you for trying to help my husband.

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.

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 :)

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.)