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Red Rock Behavioral Health Services
help a person understand how to control problems. how to help a person meets there needs of right and wrong how to get help that they need
Tulsa Comprehensive Treatment Center
I am new to the place but I've been there now about 5 months, I find it to be very friendly, the staff is extremely concerned, and genuinely caring, I didn't think so at first then I came to find out that there is a lot of genuine attitude, I'm impressed with the nurses, and their kindness and patience, the facility is clean, and they are very prompt in getting you in , and out, and they again are very ,very concerned about each clients welfare and well-being, bravo TC TF.!!
Red Rock Behavioral Health Services - Jordan's Crossing
Strengths: A few exceptional counselors...no longer work there! Weaknesses:No exercise/yoga/meditation Participants allowed to do whatever with notation Disciplined by visit removal 12 step meetings are self directed therefore focusing more on problem rather than solution You get out of it What you put into it. I think less is more. Too many participants, too many children coming on day 1 with Mom. Now DMH has it turned into a 6-9 month long cattle shute! I liked it better before when DMH allowed counselors to be healers and listeners rather than typists and disciplinarians