Bhcear has helped me in so many ways. supporting me with navigating legal paperwork, finding the…read moreright dose of meds to help my mental illness, and giving me a safe space to chat and explore my issues as they taught me the skills to cope with them. All the workers there have been very nice and supportive; even the front desk workers remembered my name very fast and were always very helpful. I'm very grateful that I ended up getting treatment there.

I went here back in 2009. And I only went because I asked before I went there if they offered a…read morecertain medication program. The clinician had said yes. So for three months I had to go to this outpatient class and eventually see the psychiatrist. The psychiatrist was extremely strict but fair. He prescribed me what I told him I was already on and he said he'd like to see me lower my dose within 6 months. I did. I walked everyday, got a full time job, with the help of a very nice lady who worked there. But my problem was with how my clinician lied to me and when it came time for me to start this program, They said they didn't do it. I was so mad I just left and never went back. The outpatient clinicians never believed you but they would believe the guy passed out with white powder in his nose that's he's just "tired". I felt sooo betrayed. I will never go back to that place. It's a place where they just wanna bill you and say "good luck ". Don't recommend it at all

The best Counselor I ever had was here at Waterstone. His name is Hunter. Unfortunately, I think he…read moreis moving on to a bigger and better opportunity for his talents. But everyone in this Madison facility is extremely good and kind. Probably the best treatment I've ever had and I've had many.

After many calls and emails seeking a therapist, I was referred to Waterstone in Madison by a…read morewonderful person named Jade! My prior insurance made it very difficult to find anyone that would take me in for outpatient therapy, as co-pays were astronomical. For someone who's been struggling like myself, therapy is a must. It's now been a few weeks since I've started going to therapy at Waterstone and I'm incredibly grateful for the therapist I'm working with. She is truly fabulous! I'm so glad to have been referred to such a great outpatient therapy center, as I truly don't regret choosing to come here! There is no other place I'd rather go for weekly sessions. It's right on the bus line and easy to access. Receptionists are kind and welcoming. With all this being said, I highly recommend this establishment for your therapy needs!

Pathfinder has a client center focused program with dedicated and compassionate professionals…read more Providing one on one support and care tailored to each individual. Pathfinder Recovery is dedicated to providing the best care for your loved one. I would send my loved ones here.

Pathfinder Recovery is a treatment center that really knows what it means to meet you where you're…read moreat and create a personalized path to recovery. So grateful for them!

I see-sawed through addiction, getting clean but never lasting more than a few weeks; that was…read moreuntil I met the Doc. On the first visit he took my issues into consideration and helped me get the medication I needed to get better. Care quality- above and beyond. He genuinely cares about the health and happiness of his patients. The first day I saw him, i didn't have the cash on me to pay for the visit- yet he still took the ten minutes needed to properly diagnose me. His office experience is great, when he was over in warren county- the office was clean, organized and the nurses on staff are very helpful. I'm now a bit over 13 months clean, and Doc was the person who was there for me; whether he was lifting my spirits after I had a relapse or lecturing me over not taking proper care of my health. If you NEED to get clean (i highly suggest you do) then give this Doc a call. His "bedside manner" is very much apparent, even when on MediHealth calls

Very helpful with questions and timely callbacks. Recently moved to this area and spent days…read morecalling different clinics and doctors. A lot of places I called didn't even bother to call back after leaving messages. The doctor called me right back and worked with me on making an appointment. He made the process quick and stress free which is the way it should be for this

As someone who provided mental health treatment myself, I really hate giving such a low review but…read moreI was so disappointed in the lack of appropriate discharge care given to my child. It should not be a full-time job for two parents who have advanced degrees in this field to advocate so hard for the safety of their child. Even with a caseworker from the state involved and advocating for a discharge plan that met adequate safety standards, the Newport treatment team would not communicate clearly with us to facilitate a safe and smooth discharge process. While we can understand that Newport might not be the right fit every child's needs, it is important that their needs are met after discharge, including making sure they have psychiatric follow-up confirmed. The Newport team was more interested in setting a discharge date than working with parents and caseworker to ensure that all plans were in place to ensure that a high risk child would be safe post discharge. This was against everything that was shared with us by the same therapists in parent support groups and we felt absolutely failed by the treatment team in a very stressful time of transition, where extra support was needed.

Overall, I am going to give my experience working with Newport Academy a 1. While there are…read morecertainly staff there that deserve more than 5 stars, the system as a whole is setup to create repeat customers. While this is an effective business practice, it's unacceptable when dealing with an extremely vulnerable population. The research is proven that 90 days of sobriety is needed for effective treatment. Parents considering Newport Academy need to understand that they are currently pushing 45 day programs with a check-in after 21 days. My son first went to Newport from February to April of this year. At that time, there wasn't a check-in until he met the 30 day mark. That's when the team met to decide on how much longer my son would need. They were on board with extending his stay and listened to our concerns. Unfortunately, about a week before he was going to leave, my son was witness to a violent and bloody assault on a client by a staff member. This tainted his entire experience there and they were never able to get the boys back on track. This did not surprise me based on the minimal efforts the operational manager, Mareta, gave to the incident. All we received from her was an email days later that was lackluster to say the least. She never once thought to contact the parents directly. For the remainder of the stay, my son was angry, scared and looking for retribution which made complete sense to me. We decided to end his stay as I could see he was not going to get back on track and they gave us the impression that they wanted any clients directly involved in the incident to go home. My son came home and maintained his sobriety, but eventually relapsed. The painful decision was made to send him back for treatment. In spite of the violent incident, I reached back out to Newport Academy and was told he had aged out of their program. This was due to his recent graduation and turning 18 the following week. We tried another treatment facility that actually makes Newport Academy look like a 5 star treatment facility. While panicking about his safety at the new treatment facility, another staff member from Newport reached out to me. They heard my concerns and made a continuous effort to help which was greatly appreciated at the time. I was told I had been given misinformation and my son could return to Newport. Knowing my son's struggles with anxiety, I knew that returning to a place he already knew with (most) staff being people he was comfortable with was going to be best option. He and I both held reservations as he did experience a traumatic event there and would need to deal with that at the same time. He spent about 30 days there and was not willing to fully engage with the program. Most of the time, he was trying to rile staff and clients up and Newport did not have the capability of managing this. When I would point this out, Mareta's responses were supportive of the efforts of staff with the implication that my son was the only issue. To wrap up, if you decide to go this route, there are a number of amazing staff members who will be of great benefit to your child. But you will need to ensure that you are ready to enact a solid 45 day plan for when your child comes home. Most of us are not well-versed in this enough to even know how to effectively create such a plan. Yes, they do have an aftercare coordinator who will make the effort on your child's behalf. But they are not personally experienced with the follow-up treatment options available in your particular state. My son ended up in a PHP that he attended virtually due to the distance away from home. This allowed me to hear and see what was being provided and it was a waste of time. We pulled him in less than 2 weeks. My final word on Newport Academy: Nothing changes if nothing changes. It's time for you to let Mareta go and find a more effective operational manager. Put the effort into recommitting to a 90-day program. Note: I am a veteran school teacher (24 years), a mandated 51A reporter and an addict myself in recovery for the last 4 and a half years.

My wife and I are support people for a friend who is recovering from alcohol addiction. We have…read morebeen very impressed with the program and the amount of encouragement/support they are giving to help our friend. This is the best our friend has done and we think a good part of that is the ongoing contact which will last about a year giving our friend an excellent chance have a more fulfilling and healthier life.

Staff are incredible. However, the administration is horrible! They treat the staff…read moreunprofessionally and are totally unsupportive. The staff quit all the time due to the way they are treated. It is a shame. In theory the program is set up well. The staff are well liked by clients. The administration needs to be gone and new, kind and responsible people hired!

Dr. Sterling has helped me change my life for the better more than any health professional I've…read moreever been to. He is extremely dedicated to helping people get well, & cares more than any doctor I've worked with. I highly recommend him to anyone that needs to make positive changes!

From the owner: Robert Sterling is an addiction medicine specialist operating out of Norwalk, Connecticut. His…read morepractice is called Sober Solutions of Norwalk. Dr. Sterling brings a long list of qualities to the table. He became board certified in addiction medicine in 2015 but has worked as a doctor since 1980. He graduated from the Autonomous University of Guadalajara where he was trained in family practice and family medicine. Dr. Sterling was board certified in family medicine doctor in 1981. As a certified addiction medicine specialist, Robert Sterling offers his patients a broad range of services. His focus is less on family medicine and more on addiction and recovery. As such he applies his skills, education, and experience to cases that involve substance abuse, Suboxone treatment, medication management, and Marijuana addiction. He offers therapies for relapse prevention, mood disorders, sober living, addiction counseling, and recovery. Robert Sterling has created a place where people can overcome substance abuse, learn about recovery, sober living, and the uncovering of or dealing with an underlying or secondary diagnosis such as mood disorders.

Lucinda has been my pain management doctor for about 5 yrs now and after many years and many…read moredoctors, pills,treatment and outpatient surgery she actually listens to what I have to say and works with me depending on the success or lack of when administrating treatment..I feel completely comfortable in her company and I can explain how I feel without judgement she treats patients as people and spends a lot of time to understand how you feel and your mental state as well hands down the best doctor I've seen its over an hour from were I live and worth the trip..

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I've been going to the outpatient services at Griffin Hospital for years. They probably have the…read morebest IOP program in the state. If i needed the services again, I'd drive any distance to be there. All the people are kind and care. I'd like to give a big shout out to Angela Julian. If you want someone who listens and truly cares, she's the one for you. She does listen, it's a fact, she understands, and works to help you take action. She also closely monitors any medications you may be taking , ensuring they are working for you. She doesn't direct, she involves you and makes you feel like a team to improve your life. Good Psychologists and psychiatrists are hard to come by. If you need help, and are struggling, Griffin Hospital and Angela are there for you.

Very caring and knowledgeable staff. It's obvious that they genuinely care about the people they're…read moretrying to help.