Clearbrook Treatment Center

Detox was a joke. Jillian my counselor only saw me twice. And Aid Keith came in stoned. Roxanne the head Aid was verbally abusive. Most nurses were nice. I hope it changed since 2015.

Clearbrook Recovery in Wilkes Barre Pa. has been a Godsend for me. They not only focus on treating and educating you on addiction but they also focus on your mental and emotional health through a variety of behavioral therapies. They really do care.

I’m a spouse of a resident at Clearbrook. Since the night he checked in, the staff was extremely helpful, friendly, and willing to talk to me about his progress. His counselors, Boyer and Sean were always there to help me understand and navigate through the program and were more than willing to involve me in his recovery. I can’t say enough about Kevin, my family support person. He’d check in with me to see how I was doing and was there whenever I felt like I was struggling. The weekly family support meetings Jaime and her daughter Kayla held…words can’t express how grateful I am for them. Wednesdays meetings and the families that adopted me were and will forever be my lifeline. I couldn’t have been able to deal without them while he was in recovery. The encouragement and enlightenment I received is overwhelming. The words “keep coming back” are more powerful to me now than ever before and the love and support I received means so much. As the wife of someone with addiction, I can honestly say, if you want to be a part of a sincere and loving people who do not judge, but help, Clearbrook and the Banyan family is a community of kind and caring people unlike anything I could have ever imagined.

This place was a comfort to my soul. Everyone from nurse to blue team was right there for you. Complete support from all angles. I cannot say enough about this facility. Thank you Lee, Victor, Jackie, kaitlyn, courtnry, Ryan...Seamus, blue team...and EVERYONE I may have missed...even the food was great...Chef Paulie..EVERYONE GOD BLESS TO YOU ALL... Jan Wilhelm (Right on!)/

Today is March 16, 2020. I am sober since I entered treatment on Christmas Day 2018. I had severe withdrawal symptoms during my 28 day stay. My counselor was extremely tough but fair. I am grateful that the staff, fellow addicts, and my own family helped me to reach sobriety.