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    Red Cedar Psychotherapy

    5.0 (1 review)
    Closed • 9:00 am - 5:00 pm

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    Adolescent therapy

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    JourneyPure - Tennessee Alcohol & Drug Rehab

    JourneyPure - Tennessee Alcohol & Drug Rehab

    2.7(12 reviews)
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    It has taken me a while to write this review because I honestly didn't know how to put into words…read morewhat JourneyPure at the River means to me. But now that I'm a year and a half sober, I think it's time. Before I went to JourneyPure, my life had gotten to a place I never imagined it would. I was living hotel to hotel with someone who was physically and mentally abusive. I was working as a server, trying to hold everything together while drugs and alcohol had become such a normal part of my life that I had completely lost sight of who I was. I wasn't building a life anymore. I was surviving one day at a time, and even that was becoming harder to do. When I got to JourneyPure, I was exhausted. I had a lot more going on inside of me than just addiction, and getting sober meant eventually having to face all of it. JourneyPure gave me a safe place to start doing that. I'm not going to write one of those reviews that says I went to treatment and suddenly everything was perfect, because that isn't how recovery works. Leaving treatment was when I had to take everything I had been taught and figure out how to actually live it. There have been some incredibly difficult days since then. I've had to rebuild my life, learn who I am again, make mistakes, lose people, meet new people, work, struggle, grow up in ways I probably should have years ago, and learn that I can get through a bad day without destroying myself. And somehow, one day at a time turned into a year and a half. Today, I'm a Dietary Director. Sometimes I stop and think about that because a year and a half ago I was living out of hotels, in an abusive relationship, struggling with addiction and just trying to make it through another day. Today I'm responsible for an entire department. I have employees who look to me for direction and residents who depend on me to make sure they are taken care of. People trust me. That might sound like just a job title to somebody else, but to me it represents so much more. I have a home. I have responsibilities. I have people in my life who genuinely love me. I have plans for my future. I laugh again. I complain about normal everyday problems that at one point I would have given anything to have. My life certainly isn't perfect, but today I actually have a life. And that's something I don't take for granted. There are things the staff at JourneyPure said to me that I probably rolled my eyes at or didn't completely understand at the time. A year and a half later, some of those things make a whole lot more sense. Treatment planted seeds that I didn't realize were being planted until much later. I also know the people who work in treatment don't always get to see what happens after someone leaves. You meet us during some of the worst moments of our lives, and then eventually we walk out the door and you have another person coming in who needs help. So I wanted you to know what happened to one of us. I'm still making it. The person who walked into JourneyPure at the River living hotel to hotel, trapped in an abusive relationship, struggling with addiction and completely lost is not the person writing this today. I'm a year and a half sober. I'm a Dietary Director. I have rebuilt a life that I genuinely did not know was possible for me. JourneyPure didn't live my recovery for me. I had to do that. But you gave me a safe place to begin, people who believed there was still something worth saving in me, and tools that I carried with me when I left. For that, I will always be grateful. Thank you for being part of my story.

    **UPDATE** Monica White, VP was the person who claimed they…read moresent wire transfer March 11, 2022 and nothing was sent. The VP Monica White, the CEO, Cecelia Hunt and the CFO, Wes Cannon, told the financial managers to LIE to me and claim there is a "cash flow issue". They claim they do not deny they owe me the money but they refuse to go my through the insurance company as they would have to file a Timely Filing Waiver to show they waited over a YEAR to file anything. This some piece of paper would rectify this entire situation and be done with it. They simply so not want to admit negligence and pass the blame to one person to the next. They will STEAL YOUR MONEY, do not care a bit about rehabilitation nor aftercare and only care how much money they can get from you and your insurance company**

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