Drug Rehab Centers in Perris, California

It's like club med only a little harder because you have to surrender your will to God, take up your cross, man up, sissy down, and try to act like the man God intended you to be before we learned how to do life incorrectly.It was one of the best memories and one of the hardest memories all in one but I did it and I completed more than I started out to do. At 60 days, God said nope. It's not time yet. you're not ready. I stayed 6 more months and God said, nope I need time with your wife and family with me out of the way. I stayed 6 more months in a ministry mind frame. I actually didn't want to leave. I was enjoying being someone that actually knew how to help, how to listen, how to care for the hurting addict who I myself was a few short months earlier. God meets us more than halfway if you genuinely seek him, his will, and his sons ways. Highly recommended if your tired of beating your head on that same brick wall that results in the same defeat and pain every time. Stop the cycle and let God teach you how good life can be when we aren't our own worst enemies anymore.

If you re looking for a place to get sober this is it. they have the best therapist his name is Corey love him. the nursing staff was absolutely incredible Matt, Theresa, Celine and so many others. they really care about you. I really wanted to get sober and the staff knew this. My first time trying to get sober and i for the first time in my life i felt cared for genuinely. they just want to help you. very under appreciated. Goodness Celine was my intake nurse and i was so scared she made me feel so comfortable. Theresa made me feel loved. Matt talked to me about my interests and showed me the stars. Alex did amazing meditations at night, if we wanted. Rosie is an amazing cook and an even better woman. Brandi (or Y only god knows how to spell her name lol sorry :( ) was such a great and engaging person to teach me about addiction. This was the best experience of my life and i cannot thank the staff enough. they still play such a huge part in my sobriety and if i had a bad experience i wouldn t be sober. they saved my life.

Let me preface this by saying I am a big reviewer. I read reviews and I leave reviews. Having said that, this is probably the most significant review I have ever and will ever leave in my life.That is for one reason. This place did not change my life, it saved my life.I was a resident at The Prado house for 90 days, from the end of May until the end of August 2024.Nothing I could write, no eloquent words could ever do justice to this program and the amazing staff. Each one is so committed to the well-being of each resident. Johnny, my case manager, is without a doubt top three favorite men in my life. His genuine desire to provide empathetic support is second to none. I cannot sing his praises enough. Kim is amazing and Maggie has to be one of my favorite human beings on this planet. ALL the staff is beyond dedicated.I came in with an 8-year heroin addiction, and a 10-year meth addiction. Among other things. I expected to leave this facility with 90 days clean. And I did that. I never would have imagined those 90 days would now be at the bottom of the list of what I gained in my time there. 90 days sober while you're in "a bubble" is not all that hard to accomplish. Being filled with the confidence, the desire, the faith and given not only a toolbox FULL of tools but the tricks to applying those tools the second you walk out the door, now that's what gives you a fighting chance. I received that in the His House / New Creation program.They carefully transition you at the end of your time there to wherever you and your case manager decide is best. There are MANY options.And their alumni! The HHNC Alumni is second to none! The continual support of like-minded people who are committed to their sobriety and working a solid program of recovery is priceless!I HIGHLY recommend this program to anyone suffering from any type of substance abuse disorder.If you are willing to put in the work and pursue recovery as hard as you pursued your addiction, please, call this program. They have mens homes, a womens home as well as co-ed homes. They accept medi-cal. Even OC medi-cal. As well as private pay.I hope this helps anyone on here looking for information and HOPE. There IS hope! ~~~I'm happy to answer any specific questions about the program, the Prado house etc. I know going into a program can be scary and I know I had a LOT of questions I wish I'd had answers to while researching places. So please, don't hesitate to ask.

MFI has helped me get my life back. So grateful for the genuine love & support that I ve received from everyone here

2024 was a transformative year for me, and a big part of that was due to my time at A Peace of Mind. As a first-time resident in a sober living environment, I didn t know what to expect, but from the moment I walked through the doors, I felt welcomed, supported, and understood.The house provided a safe and structured environment that was crucial for my recovery. The staff were compassionate, knowledgeable, and always available to offer guidance. They truly cared about my progress and went above and beyond to ensure I had the tools and resources I needed to succeed.What I loved most was the sense of community. The other residents became like family to me, and we supported each other through every step of our journeys. The group meetings, activities, and shared experiences helped me build strong, lasting connections that I know will continue long after leaving the house.This sober living house didn t just give me a place to stay; it gave me a fresh start, hope for the future, and the strength to continue on my path to sobriety. My bed was right next to the ice cold AC and I would sleep like a baby! I always wanted to be home. I love the Old Victorian look and feel. I can t thank the team enough for everything they ve done for me. If you or a loved one are seeking a supportive, uplifting, and empowering environment for recovery, I highly recommend A Peace of Mind.

2024 was a transformative year for me, and a big part of that was due to my time at A Peace of Mind. As a first-time resident in a sober living environment, I didn t know what to expect, but from the moment I walked through the doors, I felt welcomed, supported, and understood.The house provided a safe and structured environment that was crucial for my recovery. The staff were compassionate, knowledgeable, and always available to offer guidance. They truly cared about my progress and went above and beyond to ensure I had the tools and resources I needed to succeed.What I loved most was the sense of community. The other residents became like family to me, and we supported each other through every step of our journeys. The group meetings, activities, and shared experiences helped me build strong, lasting connections that I know will continue long after leaving the house.This sober living house didn t just give me a place to stay; it gave me a fresh start, hope for the future, and the strength to continue on my path to sobriety. My bed was right next to the ice cold AC and I would sleep like a baby! I always wanted to be home. I love the Old Victorian look and feel. I can t thank the team enough for everything they ve done for me. If you or a loved one are seeking a supportive, uplifting, and empowering environment for recovery, I highly recommend A Peace of Mind.

I was there had a cps case they helped me with going to maple house and now I m reunited with my son and sober I thank God for that place