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A lifesaver, but only if you let it be. When I went to HW after probably 25 years of alcohol struggles, two things were in my mind. 1: I would never be able to beat alcoholism, and 2: I would completely let go of my control and open myself to the program and willing to let my higher power take over. After a few days I was a different person. I had realistic hope and confidence was building by the minute. My initial couple of days were dominated with visits to the fine medical staff to ensure I was healthy and able to move forward. The nursing station and MD appointments are a constant with good cause. These addictions are deadly. I need to add that many of the "guests" with me had been in numerous like facilities in the past. Obviously with negative or temporary results. That would have also been me had I not surrendered to the fact that I could never win the fight and let myself follow what has worked so many times for countless others. The program offered did not allow for it failing me, but I could fail it if I allowed myself. I had constant professional support and guidance. I saw my therapist at least twice a week and he cut right through the BS and was the most helpful therapist I've ever seen. Every aspect of the services offered were top notch. But they had to be taken and taken seriously. Many "classes" were optional that you could pass on in lieu of another or reading, sleeping, field trips or going to the gym. The men in my dorm still talk or chat daily thru group chats or calls. We will forever have a bond in that we all survived what surely was destined to kill us. I'd always been skeptical about these facilities as I've looked at the failure rate as being too high. I no longer feel that way. At least with High Watch, we were given a structure that supports a sober life and all the tools we need to carry that gift forward. I could only liken the food to being on a high end cruise. The food was amazing with numerous options. I heard the average 30 day weight gain was in the area of 20 lbs.
Brittney is very professional and at the same time very easy to talk to and compassionate. I felt very comfortable speaking to her about things that are not so easy to talk about. Keep up the good work Brittney
I fully emerged myself in any support or trainings that Turnbridge offered when my son was there and they were there for me every step of the way. But yes, there were obstacles and it was hard to learn to say no to my son and stop enabling him. But Turnbridge taught me how to do that. They don't just put a band aid on a client and send them on their way. They have the clients really dig in, learn how to feel and express their emotions and learn how to overcome obstacles that are really challenging. My son did not want to stay when things got challenging and threatened to leave as it was hard for him to be vulnerable.. But now, 5 1/2 years sober, he knows that he needed long term treatment (14 months) to change his thinking and gain skills for success and independence. I truly did not see obvious change with his behaviors and overall health until he was at Turnbridge for 6 months. His body and mind needed to heal and re-train his reactions and thoughts when life gets challenging. Thank you Turnbridge, for being there for us. Truly grateful..