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I attended the full D’More program from residential to IOP. I cannot say enough good words of how wonderful my experience with them was. The facilitators were top notch: compassionate and well educated. Many were in a Masters of psychology program or finished. Others were working on their PHDs. My therapist, Valerie, was kind and open minded. I felt comfortable and enjoyed my sessions throughly. The D’More psychiatrist, Dr El, was the best I have ever had, after being a patient of many psychiatrists over the years. The staff were excellent. I was made to feel at home and non judged. . The sessions covered all therapies I needed to help me leave a well functioning and stable, content human being. The medical team was efficient and kind. I felt safe at D’More. I would highly recommend it to anyone needing residential, PHP or OTI. I give them from a scale from one to 10 , a 10 plus. They are simply the best. Thank you D’More 💕

Absolutely the best , wasn’t my first program but it’s been my last. . Since my time there I consider ways to go back there as it’s the best thing in my life. I miss it there and the staff who are top notch and I was treated as a human being shown how to manage my problems. Other places did not show me the same curiosity as anyone would want but I only got at Duffys, which helped the way I felt and acted as such. When treated as a criminal one tends to act that way but when shown how to manage my life by people who really care it makes all the difference. I really miss my time there and would go back anytime only problem is I would have to lose all I have gained . Thank you duffys mere words can not express how your program and the people there have changed my life . JIE

Started my process back in October 2023. Lots of hoops to jump through, but that was certainly expected and explained to me in the very beginning by Elizabeth S. She held my hand through the entire process and reassured me every step of the way. Finally got cleared a couple of weeks ago through the county and was in touch with another gem at Greater Hope named Isela. I could not ask for a better advocate in my corner. Last week I got my first baby, and we are having the time of our lives. Thank you, Greater Hope.

Went here when I was 11, very kind staff, I’m now 13 lol, Dan and June were extremely kind and outside time was kewl

This gem has been nothing but influential in my family’s life. It has everything one needs to feel confident within themselves and the world around them. The staff is attentive to every individual, providing top notch care and support. It is the home of hope!

I have no complaints at all about my experience with the counselor Eddy. We are making progress with regards to my experience in the Navy. Still a long way to get to the point where I can start to feel good about myself once again! But we're working it out slowly but surely

Staff was very friendly and accommodating. Emily was amazing in making us feel comfortable during the intake process. We look forward to working with them!

Everyone needs someone to talk to, and this is a great place to do that.

I just came across this place and wish I would have gone in sooner. Very nice staff and helpful with lots of info for a person with lots of questions as myself lol. Kory is great counselor and I’m glad to b working with him.

Newport saved my childs life. I was so nervous while doing my research prior to applying. My child had already been in short term stay facilities 4 times in one year and there were many traumatic experiences in those other places which was what made me nervous. But speaking to doctors and therapists that had heard good things about Newport and then talking with the staff at Newport, I felt comfortable seeking their help for my child. The staff went above and beyond in caring for my child. They were kind and very professional and truly took the time to help her. I adored our family therapist and found this part of the program to be one of the most influential and positive parts. Being able to sit down with us and talk with everyone and really dig deep into issues made a world of difference in our family. My child was able to stay until she was ready, through all the therapies and learning activities, rather than being sent home without having learned any coping skills like the other places she went. My child has been back home doing amazing for the last 2.5 years and they still check in with us regularly in case anything changes. I have never felt more supported, like they are my village that it sometimes takes to raise a child. Forever grateful, forever blessed. Thank you Newport!!!

My son has been with Crownview for eight months and they have done an excellent job with him. He is a very, very tough case and you never know what will bring tomorrow but so far he has made a significant comeback. The staff are responsive and care about families - the opposite of many hospitals. They do not have problems responding at odd hours/days. I am a hard person to please (skeptic who has seen it all) and my experience with them has been excellent. I recommend them without hesitation and you are welcome to contact me directly or through Crownview if you like.

When I was a teenager in 2012, I was sent here for a suicide attempt. I now work in a Psychiatric hospital as a clinical social worker. Hoping to help kids like me. Thanks for inspiring me to have hope for the future. Pretty nice facility, back then at least

Please if anyone has a chance to take advantage of this service please do so. There's so many positive things I've learned by speaking to all the counselors. Most of all they don't treat you as a client they treat you like family And they generally you care about you and your recovery so please give me a chance to take the opportunity to make your life better turn on the counseling that I know I've had sessions with

I lived at the 12 south recovery apartments from May or June 2024 to September 2024. This place had more negatives than positives. To start off, my therapist did not really help me at all. She made a comment and said that all she sees me eating is junk food. I have struggled with bulimia in the past and my therapist knew that but still made those comments. As someone with a history of food-related struggles, I found the lack of eating-disorder support to be a downside. An eating disorder is an addiction. There were also certain staff members who would come to work that seemed completely out of it or like they’ve been using. This wasn’t most of the staff but it was maybe 2 specific ones. I don’t have a problem with a drug addiction but I can see how this environment would make it unhealthy for people in drug addiction recovery to be around that. One time I walked out of a group cause I felt upset and I was screamed at by a female staff member named Brooklyn. I felt ganged up on in that moment. I shouldn’t have walked out of the group but I don’t think I deserved to be screamed at. I am in my mid 20’s and I’m not a child. I’m honestly not even much younger than a lot of the staff. She was saying that I don’t want to mess with her and she had a threatening tone. I felt uncomfortable and felt her reaction was inappropriate. I was also accused of being on my phone during one of the groups when I only picked up my phone once to check the time. I then had my phone taken away by a male staff member and he scolded me. Another thing that was bad about this place was that they had certain clients there for 4 years. One client would not really go to the groups and would make inappropriate comments to the young 19 year old girls there. The goal of this program is for people with mental health or addiction issues is to leave in a certain time period and get back on their feet. So hearing that someone was there for 4 years is confusing because it makes the goal of the program unclear. Some of the groups had good leaders and some of them didn’t. It was very hit or miss. I did enjoy the art groups a lot that were run by Sarah. She mainly did art groups but she sometimes talked about mental health too. I thought she was great and was very engaging and friendly. I’m not sure if she still works there. I also enjoyed Keisha’s groups. On the contrary, there were some other groups where group leaders would say out of pocket stuff like “someone has it worse than you” when talking about someone’s heroin addiction. I’m not sure that there’s a lot of stuff that’s worse than that? Very weird thing to say. I did enjoy some of the outings specifically the ones that were centered around walking/hiking. I liked how some of the staff were helpful with transportation because I needed that at the time. My phone did not have service when I arrived to 12 South so a staff member took me to the phone store and was there with me for 30-40 minutes which I appreciated. Overall, this program had more negatives than positives. It did have a few positives. I am grateful that this place provided me with housing when I did not have any, but I think certain things could be improved.