Top Ranked Drug Rehab Centers In Emporia, VA

Western Tidewater Community Services Board has been a vital asset to my family. WTCSB provides a plethora of community resources & advocates for your needs. N.P Amy Cosma has been quite thorough, professional, punctual, and a pleasure to work with over the past year. The Franklin office specifically has you in & out quickly, they always answer the phone, and follow up professionally/thoroughly. 10 of 10 recommend WTCSB services and the Franklin office location!

When I got sick of myself, repeating the same old mess called addictions. I called NLFY and they accepted me. I spent the next 15 months at "The Farm". I met my wife in New York City, while doing and evangelism tour with God's Miracles and moved her to VA. New Life for Youth was good for/to me.

Wow. Super beautiful location to host your event. I had the most remarkable time here.

My experience at New Life Christian Retreat Center was truly memorable. The location is stunning, exuding peace and tranquility. The staff members are warm, helpful, and accommodating without being intrusive. The accommodations are cozy, and spacious. The retreat center has on-property access to the North Anna River and scenic forest trails. I was there for a women's retreat, but would suggest this site for a wedding, family reunion, or just a place to unplug and relax. If you want to get out for a daytrip, the area has plenty of historical attractions, plus the retreat center is not far from Ashland Berry Farm, Lake Anna State Park, and Kings Dominion. My group stayed on the property -- you'll understand why when you see it. Personally, I left feeling rejuvenated and uplifted after my stay at New Life Christian Retreat Center. I highly recommend this place.

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thank you to all the people that helped with my brother's care during his stay here. especially the palliative team, spinal cord injury unit, medical team and ICU team, and Hospice Team, everyone has been so helpful and kind before and after, Family of Ernest Warren King Junior,

This would be a 5 star review if one of the pharmacy workers didn't consistently have a bad attitude with patients. An African American woman typically at window 4, with long braided hair seems to have a habit of being sour, mean and just unprofessional. After talking to FIVE other patients, it's generally agreed that she's the dosing nurse everyone dreads getting - "rude", "mean", "judgemental", "takes 5 minute breaks between calling people" these are some of the comments other patients made for when she bothers to call anyone at all. Usually only 2 of the 6 windows are staffed, and the workload definitely by and large gets pushed onto the other dosing nurse, when there is a huge influx of patients. Originally I thought she just didn't like me, but it seems she gets personal gratification out of not medicating patients in a timely manner, making them wait while she chats with people, etc., meanwhile the patients are in active withdrawal, have to go to work, have things to do, and can't sit around at a methadone clinic all morning. The program director is an absolute gem, and the counselors are super thoughtful and helpful. All in all everyone there seems to have a positive energy and outlook, and the staff is lovely-- except for this dosing nurse who sits around chit chatting and forwarding patients to the program director (who I assume already has a lot on her plate) or their respective counselors, when she bothers calling anyone at all. I had to bother the program director multiple times because of a mishap with the app, and when she came by and personally told the dosing nurse that she was fine to dose me, she snapped back with "so we're just going to ignore that she lied about paying?" - the program director dismissed her comment and I responded with "I didn't lie, the program director has already confirmed this", to which she thought the professional thing to do as an employee was to argue it further with "Yes you did", to which I, again, told her I did not. She then put me on hold so she could "call me later". No reason given. (I assume this is her "punishment"- making someone with active cardiac issues wait for a dose, thereby increasing my risk of cardiac arrest when the admin already okayed me), I waited an hour as she kept calling other patients and eventually I went up to the program director for the third time- bless her heart, and just told her that I felt that the woman at the 4th window didn't like me and was purposely refusing to dose me. She took me off of hold and even though window 4 was empty, she just kept calling everyone EXCEPT me. I ended up dosing with someone else. After dosing I watched her consistently call patients maybe once every 7 ish minutes, and a lot of them she would turn away to go bother the program director. It shouldn't be up to the program director to resolve issues as absurd as a dosing nurse .... refusing to do her job "because she doesn't like someone". Genuinely no idea what someone with such a terrible attitude is doing working at a clinic that serves a demographic that she's clearly judgemental towards and resentful of. She's just making everyone's lives harder; the patients with her attitude, the staff because she doesn't seem to pull her weight, the company because she's being paid to basically not really do her job, and her hassling of patients and withholding medication can literally lead to someone one day suing the clinic, should god forbid something happen due to a pre-existing medical condition (like me having a heart attack when it's noted that my dose only lasts about 12 hours, not 24, due to a medical condition called malabsorption and my preexisting serious heart condition when withdrawal is known to exacerbate tachycardia.) Sitting around with a 150+ heart rate, visibly shaking because the dosing nurse thinks it's her place to "teach you a lesson" by withholding medication and refusing to do her job for personal reasons is completely unacceptable. The entire time I was waiting she was sparsely calling other patients and laughing around with her colleagues.

Even polysubstance relapse the councelors and doctors worked with me and didn’t interfere with my dosages

My name is Christie Cassidy and the new center is so much better , I love my counselor azha she is amazing she is non judgemental, treats me as a equal always makes time for me even when I just need to vent and rant about personal issues. I am lucky to have her. When I am frustrated with how things are going at the clinic and feel like I am going to loose My cool she notices and is able to calm me down she is truly their for the right reasons and makes a difference in her patience lives.

Arrived on time for both trips. Very professional, friendly, & honest. I would recommend. Next time I'm in town, I will use again. Forget Uber!

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I recently moved back to Chesapeake and needed to get services and I came in as a new patient and each and everyone I encountered there were top notch and reassuring! Thank you all for what you do and keep up the amazing work. 🙏

I don't understand these negative reviews. I came here in August for severe depression. I was seen immediately and referred to Herons Cove next door.The care I received there and at CIBS was outstanding. I have since began therapy here, and my therapist is caring, and very professional. The staff is always friendly and courteous. This place was a lifesaver. Keep up the good work.

My son has been going here for almost three years. The first time we went for intake and such he was so nervous and so forth . The intake person made him feel so at home and comfortable. His pyschiatrist is Dr Tillpia . Dr Tillipa truly cares about my son and seeing him get better ( he's bi polor , Adhad and depression). Even after at one point they couldn't help him.and he had to go see anothore doctor they still checked on him. MS AMANDA IS A GEM. SHE IS LIKE FAMILY. without Chesapeake Behavioral me and my so would be so lost on learing how to live with his conditin..

Welwynn literally saved my son‘s life! He was scared to seek addiction treatment because of the stigma and shame. Welwynn treated him and our family with respect every step of the way. The outpatient rehab team honored our son’s privacy while still guiding us as parents. There was no judgment—just support, education, and hope when things felt heavy.

George Knoerlin was in charge o the men’s house. I found him to be rude and arrogant. Program repeated itself so if you stay for more than 1 week it repeats the same. Meds were late daily. Felt I would have been better off at another program, but paid up front the copay.

Stayed for a lil over a week and left. Most of the staff are rude and arrogant. They are extremely understaffed and over crowded to the point you have to wait 3 hours to get meds unless it’s for opiate withdraws, then chances are someone grabbed a bunch of numbers ahead of you then sells or trades them. Food is terrible . Hope you like fish or chicken. People will steal from your room when you aren’t in there even though they have cameras. Staff said they aren’t responsible for loss or theft and are to busy to look at security footage, hence the understaffing. There are a few good counselors in that place. It kinda reminded me of highschool, staff had there favorites and thus get special treatment like extra food or snacks, a lot of joking around during meetings and people come to group, sign in and go back to there room to sleep. I’m you want a easy court appointed rehab, this is the place for you. If you’re serious about recovery, avoid this place .

Having an intervention for my brother was not going to be an easy thing to do. We knew we couldn’t do it alone. Someone put us in touch with Sam. Sam not only helped us through the process but encouraged our parents to speak. Sam said it like it was! An hour after the intervention my brother was on his way to rehab! If Sam wasn’t there to help us all I know we wouldn’t have been successful on our own! Thank you Sam for saving my brothers life!

This past week, we had scheduled an intervention for one of our family members. While I was not the one who coordinated it, Sam still showed what a true professional is and guided everyone in the right direction. Not only did he educate us on how to interact, but he advised us to use certain words/phrases which was a tremendous amount of help. He stays with you through the entire process and is always there if you need. Even though the family member was tough on Sam, he kept his professionalism and was able to guide him to treatment. When we arrived to the facility, the family member actually thanked and gave Sam a hug for what he had done. 10/5 I highly highly encourage you to hire Sam for the help of your loved one.

Sam saved my uncles life, who was given a year to live and refused to get help until we had an intervention. Sam’s 93% success rate is no joke. If you have a family member struggling with addiction don’t look anywhere else, bring Sam in to help. We got in touch with Sam and he was willing to come hold an intervention the next day. As a family, we decided to wait a week so that we could coordinate everything and find a bed. Sam, let us know the process, met with our family the night before the intervention and had my uncle into rehab the same day. Sam took the time to understand the situation, provide empathy to our family but most importantly told us and my uncle the truth even if it was hard for us to hear. He will also support the family and addict until the treatment program is completed in full. With Sam’s help, my uncle has taken the first step to get healthy and there is now hope for his future.