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5 stars although I believe I would have enjoyed my stay more thoroughly had I had a Jacuzzi in my room !!! and I was blessed to only have had a roommate for 1 night that they placed another human in my room out of 30 I was there? Just my opinion?

Loren made us a lot of promises that the agency did certain things, then got nasty and rude when we asked for that assistance. Feels like we were lied to and just left to deal with everything on our own.

BELIEVE THESE REVIEWS. BE PREPARED TO BE LET DOWN, SCREWED OVER, AND BE DIZZY WITH ALL THE PROBLEMS SWARMING AROUND IN THIS PLACE. I've been going there for 2 months, given them the benefit of the doubt over and over again after getting screwed over and having to go into withdrawal FOUR DIFFERENT TIMES WITHIN 2 MONTHS because they wouldn't give me medications only due to THEIR problems in the facility. IF YOU HAVE MENTAL HEALTH ISSUES YOU WILL LEAVE THIS PLACE WORSE THAN WHEN YOU WALKED IN. IF YOU DONT HAVE MENTAL HEALTH ISSUES YOU WILL DEFINITELY LEAVE WITH ISSUES AND MAJOR ANXIETY. Having to go there every week and walking in and having a new problem on their end EVERY SINGLE TIME. They talk crap about each other, about other faculty members TO THEIR PATIENTS. I already know after 2 months the main people who cause problems in this place. I HAVE THEIR NAMES. I'm calling the CDC and the Better Business Bureau about this place. You cannot trust their drug tests because I WAS TOLD BY FACULTY that HALF THE TIME they have false positives for drugs in your system that aren't actually in you system, so then you have to go back after only a couple days and take a new drug test. Be prepared to come here multiple times a week. And they NEVER CALLED ME PERSONALLY about the false positive drug test. I HAD TO CALL THEM AFTER REALIZING THEY DIDN'T GIVE ME MY MEDICATIONS. It's a good thing I called them to take a new test or else I would have had to go into withdrawal AGAIN. If you need drug tests here I would ask for aphysi al order for a drug test and get it done at a DIFFERENT FACILITY BECAUSE THEY HAVE FALTY DRUG TESTS. They told me it happens to people ALL THE TIME. AND BELIEVE IT OR NOT this is all only a small portion of ALL THE ISSUES KEEP HAVING HERE. THANK GOD I have other doctors outside of this facility that are willing to actually help me. DON'T LISTEN to them when they say they can help you. They are CONDESCENDING and JUDGEMENTAL. They will look you up and down and judge you BEFORE EVEN SPEAKING TO YOU. YOU WILL GET NO RESPECT FROM A LOT OF PEOPLE IN THIS PLACE. I could go on for a long time about every issue. Out of curiosity I asked other patients in the waiting room if they've had issues from this place in every single person told me that YES THEY CONSTANTLY HAVE ISSUES HERE. THESE POOR PEOPLE NEED HELP AND THEY ARE NOT GETTING IT HERE AND THEY ARE LEAVING WORSE THAN WHEN THEY CAME IN. A woman there once SNATCHED MY PHONE OUT OF MY HAND AS I WAS TALKING TO SOMEONE ELSE TRYING TO FIGURE OUT THEIR PROBLEMS!!! I HAD TO FIGURE IT OUT WITH THE HELP OF MY MOM. SHE HAD NO RIGHT TO TOUCH ME OR MY PHONE.. MAJOR ANXIETY GOING TO AND FROM THIS EVIL PLACE. I CANT IMAGINE WHAT MENTALLY ILL PEOPLE ARE GOING THROUGH DEALING WITH THIS PLACE AND I FEEL BAD FOR THEM. DONT GO HERE.

The staff is wonderful the nps are great the class teachers are amazing and the classes were helpful. Giving two stars because for some reason my assigned dr felt it was appropriate to discharge someone who was clearly not ready to leave really without warning and much of an explanation when I clearly expressed the program was helping. Now I feel completely hopeless and alone. Thanks.

..they literally saved my life (not an understatement), when assessing me, and then tranferring me to their BRIDGES Residential Crisis Unit. it was a chance to make what you had of it, and i did!!! i didn't have much or any interaction with actual CMH programs, but their BRIDGES unit was absolutely a great help and if it wasn't for them and their support, and trust, i am confident i would not be here on Earth today. God Bless everyone in the crisis unit, ESPECIALLY the kitchen lady lol. Sending lots of gratitude, love, and hugs.

The Ruth Ellis Center is more than an organization—it’s a movement rooted in love, resilience, and the unwavering commitment to uplifting LGBTQ+ youth, particularly young people of color. Inspired by the incredible legacy of Ruth Ellis, this center continues her powerful work by providing safety, support, and life-changing opportunities to those who need it most.

So I took a psychological here (court ordered). The psychologist proceeded to inform me that I was misinformed on why I had to have the test. I knew VERY WELL why I had to be there but she just thought was some poor, clueless uneducated black woman who didn’t know any better about the system. I’ve taken several IQ tests and never scored under a 115. They gave me an 88. And used the term “function able”. Most of the employees here are deplorable to say the least. They’re puppets. All I can say is watch who you disrespect or judge because you never know who knows whom. The place was clean and well lit. Receptionist is articulate and helpful. The only doctor there that’s worth even acknowledging is Dr. Harris the psychiatrist. She takes her work very serious, non-judgement and is efficient in her services. Most of the others need a serious reality check and leadership intervention.

i have had a great experience at eastside they truely care about the service they give you there respectful work with you to help set your goals they offer mens and womens groups which are beneficial in treatment

My parking experience was great! The ladies were super polite and even complimented my outfit. The location is perfect especially for LCA events, and it’s always cheaper than the other lots in the area!

Ignore the negative reviews. Medication is part of therapy for us mental health patients. The doctors their do know what they are doing, it's just the people who don't want to be there, that end up giving bad reviews as well as their friends or loved ones taking the side of mental instability over actual medical practices that would benefit the patients in the long run. If I hadn't been admitted years ago, I never would have gotten on the right meds or even be discharged from Community Mental Health. I am a big success story for mental health, so listen closely and take to heart what I have to say. If you have mental disorders, please seek help. Medication is not a job, you cannot put in a two week notice and quit. Stay on your meds, take them as prescribed and visit your psychiatrist regularly. I promise things get easier to deal with, if you just give up any notion that you are in control of whatever, mood swings, voices, visual hallucinations, etc because eventually if you don't give that control to a doctor, you will probably end up even worse off then you were. There is a DNA test to find out what meds will work for you. Do the test, get your meds, take them. As prescribed... A few years later and your case could be closed like mine. Feeling suicidal? Having terrible mood swings? Hearing voices in your head? Seeing stuff that ain't there? The answer is clear as a bell: seek a psychiatrist.

I came here for DBT group therapy and it was THE BEST experience I ever had in my life. This place and their therapists are so professional and take ALL of my concerns VERY seriously. I have never been suicidal again. I learned SO MUCH in just 1 year of time that I don't even go here anymore because my confidence, self-esteem, wisdom and outlook on life have changed dramatically. I now teach other people the wonderful skills of DBT myself. Instead of feeling unsafe, scared, lost and lifeless everyday, I now love myself, practice gratitude and I am seeing my whole world change for the better- I'm not being dramatic. They REALLY take their patience SERIOUSLY here, including our safety. They have many safety measures here to ensure other patients don't get hurt by others. They are amazingly responsive on the phone and follow up with every appointment remembering exactly where we left off. The DBT program here is SO GOOD that I don't even need a therapist anymore after having probably hundreds in the past. I can't recommend this place anymore. They even gave me a goody bag full of personalized items when I graduated my DBT.

Well, be warned. If this is all you have. I'm sorry. The whole staff acts like it's hard to smile. They are not warm. They act like THEY HAVE to be there. I tried to laugh and talk, and the nurse just acted like it was painful.

My case manager at Easterseals, Tihira Ruffin, was a shining star. She is a dedicated and compassionate professional. I feel lucky to have been paired with her at this facility and would recommend her to anyone needing help managing their care. I appreciate everything she is doing to give back to the community.

Va facility is nice but incomplete. There is no pharmacy. I’ve paid about 1k in scripts because disconnects between comm care and civilian pharmacy. Also address is still wrong on line.

My therapist was wonderful, but there is something really wrong with MFS's business model. Before we began our last zoom session (which I really needed) my therapist informed me that my account was past due and I owed almost three hundred dollars. I was never billed and knew nothing about this! When I spoke to the manager later I was told it was the therapist's job to discuss billing. Really? I thought the Billing Department handled this. Then I found out the bill was 2 days old. Still have not received an actual invoice. INSTEAD OF GETTING THE THERAPY I WAS PAYING FOR WE SPENT THE TIME GOING OVER BILLS! So much for "do no harm". Finding another therapist.

Your therapist Kim tries to paint accountability for wrongdoing as mental abuse. What is her motivation to cause a problem in our marriage? That's why my wife is hesitant to go to appointments.

Not everyone wants to get help for themselves. Sometimes people do it for others. Any reason is a good reason to get help for their SUD. Sometimes they need compassion and a place to unload to professionals who know what they're doing. I worked very hard to get my loved one to enter a treatment program for me and I thought this would be a great place for him. I was wrong.