Best San Marcos, TX Drug Rehab Centers

Hey ex-patient from San marcos,just wanted to give all y'all the thanks and respect you deserve ,it's been a little over three to four years since I was last up there by the rock wall when y'all brought the birds of prey ,. Y'all helped me change my ways for worsts or best,and thank y'all ...fr.:sincerely :23yr old Ex San marcos patient:Darion john Gagliardo

No parent ever wants to place their child in a treatment center. We were very nervous and scared but the entire staff at SMTC went above and beyond to ensure our family felt heard, seen, and validated. Our child did have to wait for several months for a bed to open (no fault to center as the mental health crisis in our world is a lot and not enough places to help ) but as soon as one did the staff as on top of everything and made the transition from out of state as easy as possible. Through the 8 plus months or child was in SMTC we got to see the staff and campus first hand several times and it broke all the stereotypes about these "types of places". The campus is beautiful and tons of engaging and therapeutic activities for all clients. They planned and executed several special outings , BBQs, and fun activities to keep clients active and involved in every aspects of their mental health treatment. Our therapist , Ms. Mcarthur was exceptional and walked beside us the entire way. she will forever hold a special places in our family for all the tools, tips, and support for gave us. She helped our child learn skills to advocate and take a role in their personal treatment. The nursing staff was kind, knowledgeable and professional. Nurse Anderson, Nurse Macola, and Nurse Headly are amazing assets to the facility. Communication was constant, clear and conveyed in a timely fashion. I was very impressed with the fact the SMTC worked with not only the individual client but also us as a family with weekly family therapy sessions. As parents we were very involved throughout the treatment process. We loved the weekly check ins and staffings to ensure we all were on same page and all effective members of the treatment team. We are eternally grateful for SMTC for coming along and walking beside us without judgement during a very hard, scary and emotional season of our lives. TO ALL THE STAFF: we are so grateful and thankful for all your hard work not only with our child but all the children you help! We know nursing is sometimes hard and difficult but know you are a blessing to so many kiddos! you have all touched our lives with lasting experiences! keep up the amazing work you all do! With a grateful mom heart, Amber

There’s a negative stigma on mental health, but in reality everyone struggles with mental in many different ways and at that time of my life, I absolutely hated being in residential, but now look back as the years have passed. I realize that it was the best for me and I’m in the best situation I have ever been in my whole life just because I went to residential and get the help that I needed. So yes, it can be beneficial for your child. Will it be very scary, Different, and new to your child yes it will. But I’m not saying I did not struggle being in residential for six months. In fact, I absolutely hated it, but it motivated me to be a become my better self this how you become well-rounded citizens of the society and build god habits that last.