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    Burning Tree Ranch - Entrance to BT Ranch

    Burning Tree Ranch

    3.9(34 reviews)
    5.9 mi

    If you or someone you love needs help, get it. I mean that. I attended Burning Tree Ranch in…read moreKaufman, TX for just under two months in the fall of 2025 after multiple detoxes and many prior short-term programs. I was a client, not a referring professional or business partner. I left and have since gotten to a much more stable place. This review is not written from crisis. It is written because the gap between what was presented and what I experienced was large enough that I wish someone had said these things clearly beforehand. When I later raised the discrepancy, a senior leader's response was essentially, "We got you here, right?" There were genuine positives. My individual counselor was excellent -- the best part of the experience. Some other staff treated people decently, and I met at least one client who said he needed and wanted the long-term structure. I will not pretend those things did not exist. The problems were structural. The program was presented as roughly a year; the actual continuum is closer to two and a half years. Outbound communication with family was tightly controlled -- calls monitored and restricted, and my first letter home had to be read aloud to the group. At the same time, the facility maintained its own channel to my family. During detox I was directed to turn banking access over to my father, being told it was to prevent me from taking someone else from the facility and leaving with them. At times the facility went into "shut down." Clients could not speak to one another, enforced even without staff by using confrontations so people would call each other out. During shut-down the chairs were placed so we were in continuous physical contact, bathroom access was tightly controlled, and the "corner" chairs were highly sought after because they gave a little space. I never agreed to give up my physical autonomy, including the freedom to use the bathroom when needed. They also removed coffee during one shut-down; when it returned, the clinical director said something like, "Your bodies are craving it, it feels good, right?" I watched them take drawing away from a client who used it to regulate. Seeing him later leave in an ambulance the second time he ran is a big part of why I'm writing this. Daily confrontations significantly increased my anxiety. Staff repeatedly referenced my military service with variations of "What about this is harder than being in the Army?" For someone with significant anxiety, that combination of confrontation and control was extremely difficult. A program that presents itself as dual-diagnosis capable should take this more seriously. When I asked to leave I was held 48 hours, then dropped off at 3 p.m. in Dallas behind a homeless shelter that would not take me because I just wanted to go home. What keeps me on track now has nothing to do with fear of that facility. It is the knowledge that I will one day give an account. I'm at peace with what I have to say here. I was lucky enough to be born to the best parents a man could ask for. They supported me through a very difficult time, and I love them for it. I'm not telling anyone to avoid treatment. If you need it, get it -- just go in with open eyes. Families should ask hard questions about total length, completion rates, how communication with family actually works, and what happens when someone wants to leave. The place is not what the marketing suggests, and the cost of discovering that after arrival is high.

    Burning Tree Recovery is the real deal, especially for chronic relapsers. This is not a short-term,…read morefeel-good program. It is built for people who have tried multiple times and need something different that actually works long term. They focus on real accountability, structure, and personal responsibility. The staff understands addiction at a deep level and does not enable. They stay involved for the long haul and push clients to grow up, show up, and change their lives. If someone has been to treatment before and keeps relapsing, Burning Tree is one of the best options out there. It is tough, honest, and effective. Real recovery. Real results.

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    Frisco Counseling and Wellness - Our conveniently located East location.

    Frisco Counseling and Wellness

    5.0(5 reviews)
    49.1 mi

    My respect for Steven Scott is boundless. As one of his very first patients, I truly gave him a…read morerun for his money. I'm a 9/11 and rape survivor and traveled from NYC to Texas to seek treatment after being disappointed by the lack of quality therapy there. At the time, PTSD was lacking in any meaningful treatment. Steven used traditional treatments along with unconventional ones to aid in my recovery. I wound up moving to Texas and continuing my therapies with Steven with great success. I cannot truly express my gratitude for his patience and understanding.

    The staff at this counseling service offer an incredible amount of personal and professional…read moreresources. I saw Steven Scott for a period of time and thought the environment where he held his practice felt safe, clean and open for processing hard stuff. If you are looking for a therapist and/or are dealing with troubles that feel extremely overwhelming, take the step here, it's a good place to start. Steve is a friendly therapist who can tackle tough problems gracefully. He is responsive, empathic, professional and competent. I am real grateful for this place, intervening in my life..

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    The founders of Frisco Counseling and Wellness Holly Lockett and Steven Scott

    Frisco Counseling and Wellness - No matter what you are going through, we have someone on our highly trained team of therapists and life coaches who can help you!

    No matter what you are going through, we have someone on our highly trained team of therapists and life coaches who can help you!

    Frisco Counseling and Wellness - We work with children, teens, adults, couples and families.  Play therapy is available for your child.

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    We work with children, teens, adults, couples and families. Play therapy is available for your child.

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