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Serenity Point Recovery Center
I haven’t been to many rehabs but I didn’t enjoy any of the except Serenity Point Recovery. Serenity was the only rehab I’ve been to that I was comfortable enough to relax and truly work on my recovery the way I should have been able to do at my previous rehabs. When I first got there the staff were really friendly and nice and helped me so much when I was detoxing off heroin. They weren’t fake and pretending to understand what I was going through. They actually understood and were able to help me feel much more comfortable throughout my detox than ever before. Having medical people that were there and knew how to help me get through it was a major thing for me. Between that and the withdrawal staff I was able to get through my detox with pretty minimal discomfort. My detox wasn’t rushed at all and when I got out of detox and started my actual rehab program I was completely ready to get started on it. Everything about going through my program at Serenity was so much simpler for me than my previous rehabs. Because I felt comfortable with my surroundings and especially the staff it wasn’t hard for me to open up about my addiction and because of that I was able to get to the root of my problems and work on those instead of just working on my addiction. My peers were such a big help throughout my whole program. Never have I seen a place where everyone, staff and clients alike were so willing to help me when I needed it. For me at least there are some days when I was there where no matter what I just had a bad day. It was a funk that I really had a hard time getting out of. It would hit me all over again where I was, why I was there and what I had done in my life to get there. When that would happen, I had people that I could talk to bot staff and my peers alike and it really helped me get through it. It was pretty amazing when I realized that I had people I could rely on again. I’ve always had my parents but though they are amazing people and I love them it’s not really the same as having someone around my age who I consider a real friend. Going to the classes like yoga, art therapy and music therapy were much more therapeutic than I would have thought before going to Serenity and attending them. The program I did at Serenity was a program that I knew would help me. I was able to make my own choice of what I through would be best for me and it helped me so much more than any program I had done in the past. Having different programs to choose from was pretty incredible. I wasn’t stuck doing the same program as everyone else just because it was the only program available. By doing the program I wanted, with people who understood me and what I was going through, in a place where I was comfortable being, it literally changed everything. I’m happy to be where I am today. I’m not just sober. I never thought it would be possible for me to be this happy again.
A Forever Recovery
My name is Andy and I went to this center a few months back. My mother made the initial call and spoke to an intake counselor who was very helpful in answering all of her questions. He always was honest, helped her along the way and helped me with questions I had as well. He made my mother feel secure in her decision and he made sure that all of her concerns were answered before she sent me here. I think we both felt at ease knowing that we were getting so much help before I even got here. So that was step one. When I got to the airport I had a gentleman waiting for me to transport me back to the detox and center and he was just as friendly and helpful as I could have hoped for. He understood that I was uncomfortable. He got me something to drink so I stayed hydrated and all in all it went smoothly. I did my intake when I got to the center and that was signing a few admission papers and that was smooth as well. I did not have or notice any problems upon coming into the center. When i got to the detox I was cranky and tired and the staff understood that. They did what they had to in terms of getting me admitted and made me comfortable as well. It takes a certain kind of person to deal with people of addiction and they do a great job. They are very concerned for our well being while we are here. I felt safe, well taken care of and got the help the I needed while detoxing. A short time after that I was transferred to the main building where I was now set to start my recovery program. I was not sure what to expect, but there was so much to do and consider. There were so many different groups to attend and they were there to help me find something I was interested in. I loved that I actually had a say in how things went. Bottom line is not all things work for everyone and I think you really have to have a good attitude and be willing to get the help. We need to look at life and be thankful for the opportunities that we are given, and this is one opportunity that I am thankful I was given. It has changed my life and it all started with my mom making one call and that one intake counselor that put in the time and effort to make me try something that I was not able to try on my own without help. I hope that this inspires someone to go and get some help and take an opportunity that is handed to them it may be the last step to you getting the help you need before you are writing a review of your own telling someone the same thing.
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