What can I say, from the incredible staff to the tools they gave me to rebuild my life; Stonegate…read morewas truly a turning point. God led me there, and it became one of the most humbling and transformative experiences of my life. I'm almost four years sober, I have a career I'm proud of and most importantly I'm genuinely happy; more than I've been in many years. Thank you all from the bottom of my heart.

I was in a very dark place and googling drug rehabilitation when Austin called me. He was…read moredefinitely a vessel for me! This is very much a God inspired place. I personally stayed 90 days instead of the typical 45 day. For the first time in my life I have hope and joy for my life. If you have a honest desire to change than there is no better place. The staff cares and the program works!

I was a patient of Dr. Alloju/Fairweather/Frankenstein as a college kid. I'd been struggling with…read moredepression and anxiety since I was 15, and now at 20 the consequences of these conditions were having a disastrous affect on my school performance. I went to this doctor because I needed help. I felt like an outsider looking in, trying but failing to be a Human Normal. I hated myself with fury and fire. And I didn't want to want to die, but I certainly longed for an eternal reprieve from the pain. So I went to a doctor. I was in school in Brooklyn but grew up in Texas, and as I was home for the holidays, I started seeing Dr. Alloju. I didn't know the far-reaching and indelible mark this would leave on my life, changing the course completely. I was a bright kid. I read constantly. A bit of a nerd. A writing major. I wanted to write plays and movies. But here's what happened instead: After talking to me for 45 minutes and barely listening, this woman diagnosed me as having Bipolar II Disorder. I wasn't that upset about it because I thought, well maybe she's right and maybe she can help me. Over the course of the next year, culminating in a near-death experience, I was put on these medications concurrently: Lamictal 400mg, Seroquel 350mg, Klonopin 2mg twice daily, and to cap it all off, Geodon 80mg. This is enough medication to sedate an obese elephant. I was 20 years old, 5'2 and 107 lbs. I had to drop out of college because I almost died from this demented drug cocktail. That was a long time ago and I'm still angry. I'm still angry that it took me 10 more years before I was properly diagnosed as ADHD and on the autism spectrum. I didn't need to be on those drugs. I just didn't. When I told her they weren't working, she'd just increase the dosages. Once, during a phone session, she said I sounded drunk and went a step further to label me as an alcoholic. I didn't really drink at the time; my words were slurred because of the sedating medication. The irony, of course, is that Dr. Alloju has multiple DUIs and was on some sort of probation while treating me. I only have flashbulb memories from an entire year of my life. Apparently I almost died from an overdose of these medications. It took many years to try and get my life back from this monster. This is all to say, this woman will destroy your mind, body, and spirit. And she almost ended my life. What she did to me was criminal. Not just malpractice, although it was also that, but it was a deeply immoral negligence and breach of trust. At least if she *had* killed me she might not be practicing to this day. Stay. Away.

Dr. Fairweather is spectacular. She takes the necessary time to dive in and understand the issues…read more Very thorough, thoughtful, and prompt. I highly recommend her.

I don't do reviews ever but I had to do this one…read more ! have been to 6 rehabs now. I am a pro at this. I have been to the very best in terms of amenities and I have been to the ones you only see in your nightmares. This is by far the best and I will give you the reasons why. You get your own bedroom and when detoxing or going through PAWS ( Post Acute Withdrawals Syndromn, if you don't know what this they will explain it better but its basically withdrawals after the fact. They can feel the same but there are ways to handle it and they will show you). Having your own room was a big deal. Some even have their own bathtubs which was amazing. More than 90% of the staff have been in your shoes and know what you are going through. They actually care about your well being. They want nothing more than to see you succeed when you leave and will go to any lengths to make that happen. Even your doctor has been through it and I have never seen this. There food was alright. Nothing to write home about but the kitchen staff would surprise us with home made goodies and it was always welcome. The people I met there are just like you and I. Addicts and drunks. We come from very different walks of life but we can connect and relate to each other and talk about our situations in life and how we deal because we get each other. The camaraderie is heartfelt and real. You really get to know the care coordinators on a personal level. I needed smokes so badly that one walked me across the street to get them in 100 degree weather. That was above and beyond their job but they knew that would help me. Dontas think you won't be told no here, however.You will be told no here. Thats going to happen anywhere and especially in the real world. The thing is, when you are told no at the Fort it is because of a good reason even if you don't see it. I never needed anything I could not have. They will also set your aftercare plan up with the i's dotted and the t's crossed. Having been to rehab so many times I knew all that they were teaching me. I knew what to do when I got out and had the plan to do so. I was here to get my mind and body right. I knew I needed AA, I needed counseling, I needed boundaries, I needed to get a sponsor and work the steps. They showed me it was possible and how to do it. They set me up for success and I owe them my life and all that is in it for without them I would have none of this. I am actually happy now. I haven't been able to say that in 25 years. I have real friends who would die for me that I met there. This place gave me things I had forgotten existed. I had things happen to me when I was younger that I thought I could never let go of. If you can think of it it probably happened to me. Because of this I started using and drinking at 15. I had lost almost everyone around me wile I was drinking. My wife hated me, my 5 year old son thought I was going to die. No one liked me and I hated everyone. I was a burden and a curse to anyone near me. I would start withdrawing when my BAC was .2. I had seizers, DTs, and I always felt like I was going to die. I have severe anxiety and PTSD and had been drinking and drugging for 25 years to numb the pain. I did not know how to live life at all. I was basically going go die and no rehab could help me because none had before. This place was different. I do not know who is reading this but I implore you, if you need help please reach out to the Fort. Even if you don't want to go like I didn't want to go, give it a chance. You can do 30 days standing on your head. The worst that can happen is you have gained a little knowledge and some clean time. The best thing that can happen is you get your life back and all the tools you need to conquer what is ahead. Today is my birthday and I turned 40. I am sober and loving life even with all the problems that go with it. I can only say this because of the people at the Fort. Without them I would probably be dead or close to it. I hope I will see whoever is reading this at the monthly Alumni Meeting one day. If I can do this anyone can!

The new place Rise and Renew is just as bad. Same mistreatment just rebranded. Their nursing staff…read moreis rude and theyre rooms are nasty. Just a horrible experience.

I recently had a 10 stay at this facility. While there were many negative experiences the positive…read moreexperiences out number the bad! Negative- *it was far from filthy but I will say the patient's shower definitely need to be cleaned way more frequently as well as the toilets. I will say if you voice your concerns to the upper management or ask for a grievance form, things get taken care of. The night shift excluding Mai, Andy, and a very kind young lady that I only remember her name starts with a T, are absolutely horrible! They treat you like you are in jail. The night tech Dominick absolutely has no business working with patients! She is rude, dismissive, and very disrespectful! This happened many different times! *your location and well being is checked either every 5 or 15 minutes. While this is not actually a bad thing except when the night tech is checking on you, it wasn't uncommon to be awakened with usually a male standing over you and this made me feel uncomfortable BIG TIME! I yelled out one night because I was startled awake, and his response was "don't talk to me like that, I'm not your slave! This needs to be addressed! *I myself had a breakdown, and literally was dismissed by the night shift! Andy, who is one of the night techs, as well as the other tech (I will call her "T" as I can't remember her name) came to me! Those two I feel like listened and after a few minutes I was okay. It was horrible the way they treated me! *too many different types of patients together! I will say they do the best they can for this problem. NOW THE GOOD STUFF ! *Mai Dang-the most patient, empathic, and without a doubt the nicest person I have ever met! He needs to train all the other night nurses! *Ali-if even a few more techs had her attitude and kindness and personality, it would probably be a much happier/cleaner environment! She absolutely needs and deserves to be a trainer for the other techs! Her as well as Becky! Becky-she's an awesome person! She makes sure rules are followed but she makes the day with her sweetness and is very kind and empathetic! Mr T the chef-the food was really good and he always took time to cater to everyone! *I would definitely go back for treatment

If you are disabled, in a wheelchair or powerless in any kind of way do not go here, there was a…read morelady in a wheelchair while I was there who fell out of her chair in the day room bathroom because she was unsupervised ( she had someone with her 24/7, not sure why ) but, not with her when she fell and they refused to get her medical attention. When she tried to use the day room phone call out for help, 911 they turned off the phones and did not allow her to get the help she felt she needed. Everyone is there just trying to get through the 5/7/10 days and get out but trapped behind locked doors totally dependent on the integrity of the staff. What I saw was shocking! Oct 7th-13th 2025, staff should be questioned about this time frame and this incident!! Sorry I had to edit: It was filthy as well, the medication window.. well all of the office windows were covered in handprints and what I can only imagine was spit running down!

My daughter called them and was told they would call her back for an over the phone evaluation…read morewithin 48 hrs. They mentioned twice that they would call her over the weekend for the evaluation. She kept the phone within close proximity all weekend waiting for them to call and they never did. Now her anxiety is through the roof and she thinks she did something wrong to make them ignore her. Hope they dont call her while she is at school because they drop their phones off at the front office and dont get them back till the end of the school day. Not pleased at all.

Some doctors are good and actually wany to help case managers are good. Unfortunately if you are…read moreassigned to doctor Karla Lopez you should ask for a transfer. She is unprofessional, does not listen, can not pick up on body signals or symptoms, and can not communicate in a professional way.

Being an athlete and someone who tries to prioritize wholistic wellness, I have come to LOVE a…read moremonthly MLD (manual lymphatic drainage) with Ruth. The day after my treatment, I always feel light and energetic. I sleep 100% better. And it reduces bloating and swelling. Ruth is competent, experienced and knowledgeable. And her services are now an integral part of my self-care wellness plan.

Ruth is the real deal. She is licensed and truly cares about her clients. I was in much need of…read morecupping for my neck shoulders and back because of long term stress. Excellent! Over time I was able to move and feel more like myself. Then along came a medication I had a severe reaction to. Ruth started lymphatic drainage on me and immediately I got relief from horrible swelling in my legs and feet. God has given Ruth a gift of helping people and she uses that gift every day. She is a beautiful person inside and out.

Scheduling for a new patient was a nightmare. Finally decide on counselor that accepted work…read morebenefits only to have him cancel on the day of the appointment. Hannah called to reschedule and was very unsympathetic. Horrible first impression! Would not recommend this place.

Grace Counseling deserves much more than 5 stars. I…read morecouldn't have received better care for my anxiety. The staff felt like they were my friends and Douglas Richardson is unbelievably good at what he does. It's apparent he enjoys his work and was committed to my recovery process. It almost feels bad that I won't be returning here anymore because they've already finished my therapy. Thank you Doug, Mel, and Trinity.

Great small group practicing the principles of AA. Recovery from the hopelessness of alcoholism…read moreNew Address is; 4101 Airport Frwy # 239 Bedford Tx 76021 Meetings 7 nights each week at 6pm Zoom meetings alsoat 6p. Meeting ID; 147 582 688. No password