Drug Rehab Centers in Fonda, New York

They have alot of great counselors love kelly Gwen and meghan

Eh..on one hand I owe them for helping me when I was in a very bad situation so I have to say that much. On the other I have never had an organization refuse to listen to my feedback like Mohawk Opportunities. The staff at lower levels are grouchy and talk down to you, it's very demoralizing and triggers the very issues they claim to be helping me with. I guess what I'm saying is the staff needs sensitivity training, particularly for someone claiming to work in the mental health field. I'm high functioning so if I'm getting treated like this I fear for the other clients.So sometimes I feel patronized, I get the feeling they aren't familiar with clients with cptsd. However, I am eternally grateful to these folks for aiding me & giving me a beautiful 1st apartment. Thank you everyone at Mohawk & because of that you get 4 stars despite my concerns.Edit: adding a star as they've grown on me & I do appreciate their help.

I was there back in 98-99 and really started working a program when my county decided that hey had Tx for me there and within 6 weeks I went back out, came back in again and again until mid 2002. I still remember my counselor at Purcell, Andrew saying that everything I lost due to alcohol and/or drugs will come back to me in a bigger, better form and he was so right! I am so happy to see Purcell House is still there-just not so happy why it needs to be! Thanks

I visited the outpatient drug rehabilitation center and they are wonderful. So understanding of a very sensitive subject.

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I was taught what i was needed for my recovery, they stuck by me when i thought I wasn't able to pull through. The team was great for me when I needed to talk they were there. Don't get me wrong i fought the whole time i was there it wasn't easy, but with help and therapy, I found out why I was abusing my body and family. As of today I am 1 year 6 months clean.

I was here for aftercare from st marys intensive out-patient treatment downstairs. I was able to work through many of my past issues that made me self medicate with alcohol. I was diagnosed with Chronic depression & Alcoholism since the age of 13 and was 40 years old at the time of my treatment. I was put on meds(anti depressants) and did group & one on one counseling and many A.A. Meetings & I celebrate 13 yrs sober January 3, 2020. I am in college now to get my CASAC(alcohol drug abuse counseling degree at fmcc)and hopefully give back to the recovery program by helping others who still suffer. There is hope & help, Remember a closed Mouth will not get fed, speak up and ask for help.

Great counselors, the doctor and nurse are great too. Dr. Maslak is kind and caring. I have never been rushed during appointments. I owe a big part of my life to the staff at the Gloversville office. Rob, Glen, Lane, Beth, Dr. M, Bill, Sheryl, and the Nurse (not all current employees)

I called Compass Recovery because I wanted to limit my drinking. I had been using a program on my cell phone to count my drinks and receive feedback on how well I was doing. I realized when doing this my counting skill was not at 100%. Being honest with myself about that made me think I needed something more so I made a call to Compass Recovery with the intent of learning how cut back.My experience at Compass Recovery was actually life-changing! I grew up in an environment where drinking was the norm. I thought that's what everyone did. Missing time, falling, and a few other odds and ends were part of living. This program taught me that not everyone uses a substance to cope with stress, anxiety, and past traumas. Knowing that was freeing. I realized I had been living in a cycle of addiction and denial for most of my life, and that it was ok to ask for help. I now know addiction is a chronic and complex disease which is treatable. Asking for help was the first step in my journey of recovery.I am grateful to Compass Recovery - Dino and his team - for this program. It provided multiple tools and real support where I could look at me without judging myself. I learned that I am not now and can never be a social drinker. Each day at Compass we discussed different tools and how to use them. I loved the center's holistic approach to recovery which combined art and music therapy, sound baths, outdoor activities and mindfulness practices. There's a wide range of creative outlets offered. These experiences helped me not only to get back on track and tap into my creative side again but also taught me valuable life skills and coping mechanisms that I continue to draw upon today. Learning new things, having new passions and interests is important.The community at Compass Recovery was amazing. Everyone is there for the same reason. You learn from each other. You support each other through the tough times and celebrate each other's wins. It s like having a second family. The staff was welcoming, supportive, non-judgmental and authentic, which made it easy to open up and be honest about my struggles. I'm so grateful I found this program. It really helped me turn my life around. I have contentment, purpose and joy again. I am no longer on automatic pilot. I live life consciously and that is powerful.If you're struggling with addiction or just need some support, I highly recommend Compass Recovery. Don't be afraid to reach out and ask for help you deserve it and it will be the best decision you'll ever make. I am forever grateful that I did.