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I have been to many treatments all around the country and have had points of sobriety throughout all of them but after every one, they always ended in relapse. I think anyone who knows addiction knows the success rate and how hopeless a lot of it can seem. Speaking from my own experience, I showed up to StR completely destroyed, beat down, and convinced that I would never be able to stay sober. This place is...special. I\'ve been to maybe \"nicer\" treatments, nicer in aesthetic, and nicer in therapists with fancier degrees or whatever, but I have never been to a place where the staff generally cares this much. I was convinced that I did not deserve to live, that I was the biggest loser on the face of the planet, and they completely flipped it on me and molded me to not only like, but LOVE myself. It\'s so hard to describe how incredibly attentive and caring the staff is without experiencing it. Because I mean most staffs at rehabs care to a certain degree right? I know anyone who\'s been to a rehab has always had that one late night talk with a tech, chain smoking cigarettes, getting that program knowledge or whatever. But here, the staff talks to you, not like you\'re a client, but you\'re just another struggling person at a meeting or something. It\'s such a nice feeling after being in and out of these places feeling like a mental patient, or an idiot, or a child. Now that\'s not to say that they let you roam free, because they don\'t put up with any bullshit that\'s for sure. The therapists are out of this world. Each is so unique and the knowledge across the board is fantastic. The Amenities and beds and the houses are all nice too! If you\'ve been to treatments a bunch of time and are tired of no one caring about you, this place is such a nice breath of fresh air. <3
I liked the facility and it was close to my home. All of the counselors were in recovery. It has been 27 years since I was there; I had a really good time and loved the staff. Has it changed? I don't know.
So I feel it is a responsibility to weigh in on Caron Treatment Center. Our loved one (20 yr old male) had developed a very high level opioid pill addiction as well as major heavy weed issue. He had been living outside our home - by our request - from the time of HS graduation. When after 3 yesr he told us he needed help and had an addiction, we had the card ready and when he came by our house (having been homeless for 2+ months) we handed him a Caron intake phone number and said "if you are serious, call them". He made the call and the resistance to the challenge and program began near immediately. He threatened to leave Caron PA and never did...he made it through the 30 days and was honest but mostly uncommunicative while there. On the last day, he agreed to go to an extended care (Caron Florida). Much tougher and challenging for the addict I understand. We visited with him 2 months in for 24 hours and still fighting resisting and slowly very slowly coming around a bit. It can take a while for 6 years of mental and physical dependence on drugs begin to allow more clear drinking. My wife and I had been attending a Caron Family support meeting in our local community for over a year before our son came home and asked for help. We knew we had a sick patient, who would not even acknowledge he was ill. So when he did make that statement - we were prepared. We listened to Caron suggestions and followed their program. We had to work on our own addictions and co-dependency as a family and that was obvious. We have 2 other college aged kids who witnessed the carnage that addiction delivers to a family. Our experience is that Caron has helped us as a family heal tremendously. Our loved one continues on in Florida and even extended a bit to work on some areas that he acknowledged were needed. We dont work his sobriety program - he does....we just work on our own health. Caron is very challenging and at times the process of addiction recovery is frustrating. I don t lay that at Caron, its just messy stuff. We are not cars that just need an air filter to run better - we are people and lots of damage has been done. You do not undo year's of damage in 3-90 days, but you begin to.....that is the key.....I wish you the best on your family journey and would give Caron an A. Why.....they gave him a shot, an education, and some hope....much of the rest is up to him. That is the reality people.