The Treatment CenterReviews of thetreatmentcenter.com

Thank you TTC!

I was a patient there in 2012. They helped me, not just get my life back, but save it. I have almost 6 years sober now. They inspired me to work in the industry and help others fight addiction.

I am only beginning my journey toward recovery at The Treatment Center. I'll be honest....My Initial phone call to them was Not positive. I was greeted by someone on the phone who I felt was rude, condescending and disrespectful. I believe she even hung up on me. I was devastated. I was at the end of my rope feeling alone, as if I had no where left to turn...and the one place I felt would help me.... just abandoned me also. Feeling so shattered, I considered ending my life that night. (Although I'm not suicidal and would never actually do this,) But I felt that broken and hopeless that "giving up" sounded good "in that moment". Ironically, I had a friend who chose this very same place to receive detox and Inpatient treatment and couldn't praise TTC enough. This actually made me feel worse. "Why was he worthy of good, quality treatment and why wasn't I?" Ya know...that classic victimization thought process of "What WRONG with me?" Regardless of his opinion I still not willing to give this place a chance. I was even slightly Offended that my friend would still consider going to TTC, Knowing how much they'd hurt me (Very Selfish on my Part). After several weeks of looking around and not finding anything that felt like the "right puzzle piece", I received a call from TTC. Someone had been reviewing Pending files, noticed that my "status" was left "open" and that person gave me a call. WHAT AN AMAZING INDIVIDUAL; TRULY CARING WHO LISTENED TO MY CONCERNS REGARDING MY EXPERIENCE SINCE I HAD CALLED THE 1ST TIME. This individual was authentic, patient, empathetic and professional; apologetic on behalf of his entire organization AND IT WAS THAT PHONE CALL, THAT ONE COMMUNICATION THAT ALLOWED ME TO GAIN RENEWED FAITH IN MY ABILITY TO RECOVER. Since I explained my situation with this man, TTC has gone above and beyond to accommodate my needs in the most expedient manner possible. (I've been dealing with some insurance issues and TTC worked diligently and expediently to resolve them). Since I experienced this God-like Intervention through this phone call, I Already feel blessed, stronger and more determined than ever to remove my drug of choice from my system. The TTC calls me Every Single Day to "check in" on me, gives me an update regarding my insurance policy, and any clinical advice they're able to provide me once I share with them information about my Clinical Update on my condition for that day. During each call, I always encouraged me to contact them immediately "should my situation change or I'm experiencing severe distress". As the plan stands now, I will be flying to Florida either Monday (tomorrow), Tuesday or at the very latest, Wednesday and I'm looking forward to beginning this long road of adventure and recovery. I work in the mental health field, with clients who have developed the same situation as I have. It's a difficult profession to work in (high stress, crisis, and long long hours), but I love it. However, I'm going to give myself this time to recover, set better boundaries and strive for more balance in my life. Trying to do everything alone in life is difficult. I'm giving up this drug, the control it's taken over my life and current "persona" identity and am looking forward to moving in the more positive direction of living life with a clear body and clear mind. I will post again in a month or so once I've had my "actual experience" at TTC, but I have a feeling it's going to be exactly what I need. (Consequently, I have NO ill feelings or animosity toward the individual who so rude and dismissive from my first phone call to this center. We are all human and flawed and all have our own outside "life challenges." My hope for them is that they recognize that the way they treated me (and possibly others) is a direct reflection that something Bigger could be going on with them. I pray for them that they are treated with gentility and kindness. Anyone who could treat a perfect stranger, suffering with an active addiction who feels desperate and hopeless, tells me they don't like themselves very much at at all right now. My prayers go out to them and I hope they receive the help they need. And many thanks to The Treatment Center for realizing this event occurred and working hard to show me what a caring facility you truly are. I'm looking forward to seeing you in a few days and allowing you to help me begin my journey toward recovery. FOR ONCE, I'm going to allow myself to be the Patient who's in treatment, rather than the treater. "A person cannot serve from an empty vessel." Thank you for being thorough, caring & supportive TTC, and for helping me get down to you ASAP. I literally cannot wait to arrive. See you soon! xox

I've been in recovery from alcohol for 4 years now. When I went to TTC, I was a very heavy drinking and most days I just wanted to die. I felt like I had no purpose in life. I left the job that I loved because of a change in ownership. I felt like no one cared about how I felt when I wasn't working. I had lost not just a job, but a place that I had built up and cared for as well as the customers that I had interaction with. Most of my family didn't even know that I drank as much as I did and to this day most of them still do not know how much I would drink on a daily basis. TTC helped me to realize that with turning my life back over to Christ, that I do have a purpose. They helped me to deal with the things that would trigger my drinking. I was able to regain some confidence in myself and accept responsibility for my problems. I recommitted my life to God and I have not looked back since. I have used my testimony to help others to get their lives back as well. I'm grateful for the help that I got from The Treatment Center. It was one of the best months in my life, even though I was far away from my husband and children and grandchildren. My family is also very appreciative for my recovery.

My experience was positive. My needs were met always. I was made comfortable at all times and learned coping skills as well as many great friends!! The staff was kind and always attentive. The best of care !! The rooms were clean and food was yummy!!!

There's so many lives that this facility saves. It's a great place to start your journey to recovery. The staff there really care, I know other place like this. I'd recommend TTC to anyone that suffers from addiction.

Thank you for changing my life! It started with a willingness to change, and from the moment I walked through the doors of the Treatment Center! And the most significant changes have accrued in my entire thought process! The faith based approach thoroughly reaffirmed my faith and my relationship with God , and it's a relationship that grows stronger everyday! From the nurses , techs, counselors, therapists, pastors to my good friend director of medicine and even all the way up to the C.E.O , you have all changed my life , and the gift that you all have given me I continuel to give to others ! Can't wait to get back and share my experience of strength and hope with all of you !

There is no better time to change your life than right now. Call The Treatment Center and put yourself on the track to a better life. I have been sober for three years now and am so thankful I decided to call them.