Top Ranked Drug Rehab Centers In Bastrop, TX

Great facility and team! They truly care about providing the best patient experience. Keep up the great work!

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Professional, patient, understanding, comforting, and clean! Those are the 5 top descriptions that first come to mind when I think of briarwood.

This place is dangerous the staff will actually increase your child’s diagnosis by the way they treat them they yell and curse at them the upper management does absolutely nothing to To the staff that are missed treating the kids. My son was held and restrained by a staff member while allowing another kid to spit and beat him up also there’s been numerous times where my son was restrained and I was never contacted. This place will end up killing a child one day I’m pulling my son out of there ASAP. We are also trying to get this taken off of approved try care treatment center to the staff that are missed treating the kids. My son was how old and restraint by a staff member while allowing another kid to spit and beat him up also there’s been numerous times where my son was restraint and I was never contacted. This place will end up killing a child one day I’m pulling my son out of there ASAP. We’re also trying to get this taken off of approved tri-care treatment centers

I’m in the middle, I’ve had good experiences and bad. I’ve had two kids at this particular treatment center, boy and a girl. So this is a long review. My son: When he first got to the treatment center I felt like the in-person admission process was a little rushed and in our face, like they were in a hurry to scurry on away with him. He was nervous and we were pretty apprehensive to begin with. Once he was admitted the communication sucked. We got a good first impression from the receptionist in the admission building, and that building itself wasn’t too bad. We all liked the campus and how there is plenty of wildlife on it. -on his unit there were two nurses that were fabulous, did their jobs and communicated well, I feel as though they deserve recognition for that RN Curtis, and RN Arnason, they really showed they cared about the kids and their well being and were good at communicating back and forth with a parent. -his unit staff were sort of too easy on the kids, didn’t really appear to have the same standards across the board, some ask for MR numbers some didn’t. They wouldn’t relay that you called or sort of encourage the child to call, if I didn’t call and haunt them I probably would have never spoken with him, other than family therapy. My feedback on this would to work on communication skills and consistency. -he had an amazing therapist that worked really well with him, we really liked working with her.The Therapists and Nurses don’t get enough credit. - I wouldn’t send your child with things that aren’t necessary, they will get lost or broken or stolen. I wouldn’t send suggest buying cheap fidget toys, coloring books or card games. Things you won’t miss if they come up missing. I wouldn’t send your child with expensive clothing either, it will get ripped torn or stained or also go missing. This isn’t the staffs fault it just happens. -there was an instance where they x-rayed my sons wrist several times like 3 or 4 because he punched a wall, and they couldn’t get a clear image, that sounded like that was more of an issue with the company they used rather than the treatment center staff themselves. Over all my son left the unit with much better coping skills and understanding, he is now regulated on his medication regimen, he got an IEP I had struggled getting for him while he was at KI charter school, he received the speech therapy he had needed for a while and couldn’t get into back home due to the insane waiting lists. I thank everybody that worked with Gabe for helping him on this journey, it means alot to his whole family. Now on to my daughter: - if you have a daughter I would really think this through thoroughly, I feel like I caused for damage to her personally by deciding to send her, as it turned out to really not be a good fit for her. The units for the girls are VERY LOUD and chaotic, with frequent behaviors you can hear going on in the background and they are very hectic. My daughter became very overwhelmed and more anxious being there. She does have a great therapist that she likes, she enjoys some of the staff on the unit. The staff that answer the phone on her unit are usually very friendly and sound happy (whether they are or not) . They always have her return my phone call and relay that we called her. Which we really appreciate. She enjoys some of the activities they do on the unit, and off the unit that they get to participate in. She is also doing much better in school while she has been down there. They do get more 1:1 attentions in school.

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My wife and I are grateful for the program here at The Orchard on the Brazos. The team there has shown that a program uniquely designed to treat addiction while maintaining dignity is the best way to achieve and maintain sobriety. Additionally, their family programs are second to none. We attended a weekend event that was incredibly helpful to us. And, my wife and I have been attending their weekly family zoom meeting for 16 months. Not coincidentally, our loved one is 16 months sober. This meeting, run by Fallon has been instrumental in our own recovery. Fallon provides a very safe space to discuss various topics pertinent to family recover. We're very grateful for these meetings and plan to continue attending.

Unfortunately, we have had two experiences with the Orchard with two of our adult children. I wrote unfortunately, because no one should have to experience their children battling addiction. We had previous experience at another organization that was fruitless. This was a whole new version. The professionals at the Orchard care not only for the residents, but also provide forums for the family members as well. It is a welcoming caring environment, where family participation is encouraged, because we all need healing in some respects. For those who are just about at their wits end, there is hope. Let me also say this is not a miracle place, our kids have work that they need to do. As a Dad, I would encourage you to fully check out the facilities, programs and staff. We have been very blessed with our experiences.

The people at The Orchard truly care about their residents. They also care about the recovery of family members of the addict. If you or a loved one struggle with addiction I highly recommend The Orchard. It is very different than any other rehab facility I have come across and I am forever grateful that we found it!

Changed my life and everyone close to me Totally different and way more understanding approach to recovery

Carla and Dr. Trotta and nurses Sasha and Lennette along with Cris, Susan and Joseph are an amazing team of professionals whom genuinly care about the well being of all their patients...you don't find this many talented people all in one location often. If your reading this because you or someone you know is struggling with drug addiction then you found the best help available!

Amazing place,The staff really helped me get through the process,very supportive, it's like they refuse to let you give up,I made my 30 days and I've never felt better.I would recommend this program to anyone.Give them a chance it is well worth it

I had an awesome experience there. Ms Kaddie, Mrs. Jessie, Mrs Lynn, Bri, Tuffy, and Brodie are wonderful techs! Duckie Angie & JT are great nurses! Mr Nick is compassionate and hands down best operations manager!

Truly was the best experience and gift I have ever received music therapy with Mrs. Jade was so helpful and reminded me how I was talented and used to create something beautiful, nick went above and beyond to help me and truly brought me back to myself thank god! We do recover!!

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