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I go to nami westbank 2013-2014 I go 3 or more times a week for day group thay don't not judge you for your mental illness

I had some good times at this place. It’s definitely not one of the most generous, well-stocked, amenity-laden or pedagogical facilities out there but most of the staff are amazing and *really* care about the clients. They allowed me to set up my guitar, amp, PA, etc. in one of their meeting rooms and play/sing songs for them after the morning meetings. They were pretty reasonable letting me work as many hours as I wanted (within reason) even allowing me to stay out past midnight on several occasions. They DID make me stop going to Planet Fitness after work because I got “pulled over” on my bicycle in Metairie and my backpack searched and I had to call them and let them know I was gonna be late which drew attention to it. The “long-term” facility on Tonti St is in a really old, house-like building that used to be some kind of home for “colored” old folks (Google the history if you’re interested—it’s there). It’s actually 5+ buildings taking up nearly half a block where the oldest part is the main building with most of the offices. There’s a mysterious 4th floor that is supposed to be inaccessible to clients used for storage but also a secret hideout.

If you're in over your head and can't figure out how to stop on your own then there is no other better place. I've been to many, i mean many many. This is a serious place for people looking for sobriety. Odyssey house is for fun & games, Bridge House is for those who want it or at least wanna taste of what being sober is.

My brother is at this facility, and he is progressing very well. I am thankful that the staff is so patient and kind. I strongly recommend this place to anyone struggling with mental illness. The nurses are very nice every time I call. I call every day, multiple times per day, and the nurses always answer the phone, and always answer my questions. I am very impressed. My brother tells me how nice everyone has been, and how good the food is. Most importantly, my brother is responding positively to his medicine, and is doing well. To God be the glory!

My son came here 8 years ago. It was the best decision he could make! They were awesome! He’s doing great!

This is a great rehab with staff who genuinely care about the clients. Clients are going to get lots of love and recovery here. It’s structured well, but not over bearing. This place laid the foundation for my recovery today and I still feel the love when I visit. If you need help, let these people help you. They’ve walked through those doors themselves.

i have no idea about the other reviews but this was genuinely a good experience, they might have changed some things after all the bad reviews or complaints? im not sure but the staff there are amazing, i only have problems with one of them, i do not know her name but shes like...very rude. and your stay is determined on your Medicaid!!!!! not your mental health!

As with anything in life you ONLY get what YOU put into something, including mental health. I WAS skeptical about embarking on this with Beacon only because my inpatient stay many years ago with them was forced. Everyone that I have encountered in my 3 day a week day program has changed my perspective. From Mrs. Lisa, Alyssa all the way through Ms. Jessie and Patricia. I'm enjoying my days a lot more.

I love how the ladies I've come in contact with are genuinely here to help our youth. I've had contact with this Bureau twice now and both times for different things. The ladies are very soft spoken and nice. Any and all questions have been answered above and beyond expectations. Thank you all for the services you provide our youth and their parents/guardians. Y'all are a God send!!!!

Trish is by far the most unprofessional person in the organization. She doesn’t respond to emails or phone calls and then brushes people off in an instant. Please find your services elsewhere.