Drug Rehab Centers in Mckinney, Texas

Lake, a therapist here, is absolutely amazing. She also does chair yoga for patients once a week. For the first time in 43 years, she taught me how to silence my mind, open my heart vessel, and love myself. Silver Unit is the best with the best techs. Dr. Minhas is also amazing. I highly recommend, if you are feeling burnout, depression, anxiety, anything more or less, that you CHECK YOURSELF IN. The minimum stay is 7 days and totally worth it if you work the groups. It is a nice insurance paid vacation just to let your mind breathe and your emotions recoup how they should. Keep in mind though that this IS a mental hospital so you will experience the turmoil and tragedies of others. It is not always a quiet place. Please, be a compassionate human while you are there.You DO get 4 smoke breaks a day if you bring UNOPENED packs of cigs, or sometimes they have community cigs available.Kueenie is one of the main cooks and she and New York throw down on the food! It's soulful and full of spice just like they are.Ms. Shirley (tech), Tara (tech), Ms. Nicole (tech), Tim (tech), Scott (intake team), Charles (worlds driest humor and cool AF nurse), Javi (intake team), Coach (tech), Adrian (tech), Lake (therapist), Tani (therapist), Shannon (LCSW) Minhas (psychiatrist), Erica (night tech), Ms. Cassandra (intake team), Jessica (housekeeping and PLEASE give her a round of applause!?), Tris (discharge planner), Homer (discharge planner), and if I forgot to mention any other staff, I apologize, but these stuck out the most and helped me so freakin' much! Especially TRIS*, NICOLE, LAKE*, TANI, SHANNON*, MINHAS, JAVI, CASSANDRA. I owe these humans everything

ER nurse Halla was great.

I was put in there at 17 by my high school, and I was a little mad when they put me in impatient because I thought it was over the top just for some small thoughts, but after a week I came out knowing more information about myself, I got diagnosed with depression and anxiety, which I would have never known I had. I got the medication and information I needed to get better. I made friends and learned so much about myself! But I do agree with other reviews that the food did suck, but in the long run, that s not what is important. Now as a college student I have learned to cope with my anxiety and I will be forever grateful to the nurses and doctors that helped me.

I am sorry it has taken me this long to write a review. I wanted to make sure that I had the time to really write in detail how well my son did with the program at Center for Discovery and how much he connected not only with the other kids there but with the staff. It has made a huge impact on him and us. Sometimes, I felt like we were spoiled. :)This has been a long journey and especially for my son since we didn't know till much later. When the decision was made that he needed to go to a residential, I was terrified and nervous. They worked super hard with our insurance to get him in and because CFD is 3.5 hours away from us, I was very reluctant, but we knew we had to do what we had to do for the health and healing journey for our child.It was a struggle trying to find a place that accepted adolescent males. I thank God every day that CFD accepted boys. We were so scared that were not going to be able to find anything for him in the state.Thankfully, we were able with the help of CFD speaking with the insurance back and forth, he was in. At this point he and the family just wanted to get started with this program. We were all so exhausted and I was emotionally drained. When we came for his admission, the whole staff greeted us with kind hearts and smiles. Just the knowing how scared and anxious families are they knew exactly how to read the room.Everyone was so very help for the first few weeks when I would ask a bazillion questions. I was scared about the medications, scared about everything. The whole fear of the unknown. And let me tell you, Marisol, Mallory and so many more were so patient and kind with me and my fears. It is like they know what they are doing or something lol!! But seriously. I don't know what I would have done without them talking me off the ledge sometimes because of my son being far and not being able to see him but once a week, that was tough for me. And everyone has their own battles, that one was mine.My son made some friends along the way and still is in contact with them once in a while and feel that is needed during this time of healing and recovery with teens. They need a good support system. The kids there were so supportive of him like they were family and felt great knowing he had that there and I was able to sleep just a little better at night knowing that.Once he finally broke out of his shell and began to really dive deep into what he needed to do to start this process, he did amazing. CFD was there for him and us every step of the way.He came out like a champ, and I am so proud of him and everyone at CFD for doing the hard work you do. It must be so rewarding and hard at the same time, with your heart strings being pulled every which way. YOU ALL ARE HEROS!Thank you so much for everything and if anyone ever needs a residential go to Center for Discovery.Much Love!