A Forever Recovery

I have ptsd from this dump. I think the good reviews must be fake from the staff or the owners. I seriously am traumatized from this place. They lie to you about everything to get you to come there. I will never get over the torture they caused me

Lol these reviews make me laugh. They are definitely fake. I attended this faux rehab years ago and it's basically a time out from using. The only good thing was the lake and food.

532 May not be that big of a number for some. But to me it\'s huge. I spent most my life Drinking and Drugs. I would tell you AFR Saved my life but they didn\'t. They give me the tools to save my life. And I have. AFR Give me the tools to deal with life. 532 Days Of Sobriety.Thank you AFR.

I would not recommend this facility to anybody looking for real help with addiction. While they may know a little, their no pharmaceuticals of any kind, just isn\'t practical. They pull you off any anxiety/depression meds without your doctors approval! It\'s mind boggling, especially when they know NOTHING about you! You also get to spend your time in detox in a cold basement with beds stacked and hardly any personal space. The restrooms are shared by many of both sexes (gross), though there\'s separate shower facilities. Food is sent over from main building and is okay. After about a week here, you move to the main area where you first arrived and into a hotel like room shared, again, with up to 4 or more people with hardly any personal space. Mind you, you\'re (insurance) being charged up to $20,000 for \"treatment\". The classes are more about following instructions than helping one learn about why they became addicted in the first place. I found it not helpful at all and a total waste of my time and money.

The worst experience of my life. Kept me from getting sober for a lot of years because I was scared of treatment centers after this.