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Houston Behavioral Healthcare Hospital
Strengths: Doctors,food and recreation. Weaknesses: Location. Ongoing
Taylor Recovery Center
Taylor Recovery Center is an awesome spot , but like anything in life you get out what you put in. And Taylor makes it easy to put everything into Recovery---between meetings with the majority of residents all going, to sober softball, and just lounging around after curfew enjoying the dogs doing goofy dog things and the stories and actions of the residents they really make it easy to be entirely engulfed in fun and social recovery. My time at taylor i made 2 friends that were later in my wedding, and noticed the only ones with a bad experience were those who constantly withdrew/isolated to the comforts of their rooms and/or electronics. Taylor uses fun and healthy social interaction as an integral part of Recovery, it is not their fault if clients choose not embrace what i have seen proven over and over to be a judgment free and super accepting atmosphere.
Greenhouse Treatment Center
I, am sitting here at the greenhouse, with no place to go. Two days ago, my friend Lauren was leaving and I asked her to go to store and get me 5 packs of cigarettes. She didn't want to unless, i got permission. It was Easter, so not everyone was here. I asked my therapist if that would be ok and he said yes. So, when she came back with them, I went to the front desk to get them and she got real offended and took it rather personal and told me no i couldn't have them. That a client could not bring anything in from the outside. i told her that i had permission, she didn't care and went to ask the lead, with some other lady. When they got back, no one said anything , yes or no. I went to talk to Willy on of the ta and told him what happened. He told me to go back down there and tell Christy that he was working on taking care of the issue. When I went back down to her desk, i wanted to make sure she didn't throw them away. I asked her if she would put my name and room # on them, so i atleast go them when i left. She then told me that she didn't have them, that she made Lauren take them back. I was mad then and which was a lie. Christy, told me this in hope to really piss me off and that is exactly what happened. Bare in mind, I had taken to much wellbutrin, per doctor that I would probably get more irritated than usual. I had been refusing the extra pill, but thought i could handle it that day. It was my idea with the dr to go up on it, so when i had noticed a huge change in my behavior i stopped taking the extra one. I told Christy, that I gave my friend 50 bucks and somebody was going to pay me my 50 bucks and it looks like its going to be you. Christy, said where did you get money? i told her none of her .....business. I went to my room, got my phone and verified the lie. I was pretty mad. so, i walked on the side of her desk to get a grievance.. She popped of and said something to me in the manner of you better not..... and i said no but, i may wring your neck. She threatened me first and she was do her best to make me even more irritated. Willy should of never told me to go tell her anything. Willy talked with me and said he had two things i said with witnesses against me. He never said what they were and nothing in writing. He told me that I could either ama or transfer to another facility. I am on my last week , with plans to go to the next step of php and iop and live at the resolutions, where im held accountable for being sober. I told him i needed a few minutes to make a decision. I walked of crying and screaming at him to let me have a few minutes. He wasn't having it. He called the police and they came and talked to me and i had to make a decision right then. So, I told them transfer, which wouldn't happen until the next day. I woke up and went to speak with Todd. He told me to write my grievance and turn it in today, which was yesterday. I finished it up at lunch. Took ownership of my behavior and said that i would like to make and amends. The decision was already made that they wanted me to leave. I, also had been working on my homework, so i had alot of unprocessed emotions. I spent my day yesterday in the lobby, waiting to be transferred somewhere. Still here today. Please reconsider, thank you
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Help is available when the alcoholic is ready to commit to recovery.
Technology and Alcohol TreatmentIn an era when resources for human services are drying up, technology may be able to fill the void. In addition to making treatment more cost-effective, new technologies may encourage people with alcohol problems to seek help when they otherwise would not. Some of the advantages may include greater access for more people who need help as well as the ability to serve them in the privacy of their own homes.
Tips on Entering a Rehabilitation ProgramAllen residents seeking treatment for alcohol issues have a wide range of options when it comes to treatment programs. Understand that, depending on the severity of the problem, detoxification may be necessary, using prescription medications such as Campral.
If you are choosing a residential treatment program, you should prepare by doing the following:
- Notify family members, your employer or clients, and others that you will be unavailable.
- Arrange for a trusted person to deal with pet care and home maintenance while you are gone.
- Make certain bills and other obligations are up-to-date.
- Find out what you can and cannot bring with you, such as medications and toiletries.