PRC honestly saved me. They gave me the tools to better myself and my life, they never let me give up on myself and continued to push me even when I was ready to throw in the towel. I've been in and out of rehabs for over a decade, never being able to put together more than 3 months of sober time. Today I have 20 months.
The clinical team were able to call me out and refused to cosign my bullshit. Everyone was always honest, firm (to the point that I thought they were mean until I understood it was from a place of love and boundaries/ expectations being set). Abbie, my therapist, forced me to confront my traumas, the fact that even I was abusive in relationships during my addiction but always encouraged self love, forgiveness and that I now had the chance to become the woman I was always meant to be. She saw hope, positivity, strength and love within me, things I could never see (or imagine) in me.
Even the administrative team were hands on. Anny, Frank and Joanie know all the clients by name, their personal details and actually interact with clients on a day-to-day basis. So many rehabs claim to have an open door policy, but hardly ever follow through, that's not the case with PRC. There is hardly ever a closed office door.
If you feel hopeless, that you've tried everything there is to try, that you're one of those "constitutionally incapable of being honest with themselves or others", please please give yourself a chance by coming to PRC. I promise you won't regret it. read more