A Sober Way Home
Effective, discreet residential treament program for men and women with chemical dependencies in beautiful, historic Prescott, Arizona. Our comprehensive chemical dependency treatment program provides 120-day residential extended care.
Listings details
Address
450 W Goodwin, Prescott, AZ, 86303, US
E-mail
Website
Primary Focus of Provider
Substance Abuse Treatment Services (SA)|Mix of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services (MH-SA)
Services Provided
- Substance Abuse Treatment (TX)
- Halfway House/Sober Living (HH)
Type of Care
- Residential Long Term (RL)
Specific Populations Served
- Persons with Dual Diagnosis (CO)
- Gay and Lesbian (GL)
- Women (WN)
- Men (MN)
Forms of Payment Accepted
- Self Payment (SF)
- Private Health Insurance (PI)
Contact Person
Michele Miller
Number of beds
45
Rating
2 votes
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Reviews (1)
byJoe Btfsplk
March 7, 2011
A Sober Way Home advertises a program for "Men 50 to 75". My personal experience is that this is definitely not the case.
Older clients are treated just as the younger immature clients are, like thirteen-year-olds. Older clients ride in vans with younger clients eight times a day, where younger clients are loud, profane, immature, and disrespectful of staff. There are no special treatment sessions for mature clients; they attend all the same sessions that younger clients do. The only two gestures for older clients are that they live in a house where all the clients are men are 40 to 60 years old and get to ride on the front bench of the vans.
While the five hours of group therapy a day (minus smoke breaks) Monday through Friday are fairly well structured, the rest of the day is not. Those times are chaotic, unprofessional, and demeaning towards older clients. There are no sessions on weekends.
While most of the staff are friendly and helpful, there were two standouts.
At best, it's a place to tolerate, not a place to grow in recovery. I left after 36 days, rather than stay for the planned 90 days. I just couldn't stand it any longer. Don't even consider this place.
Older clients are treated just as the younger immature clients are, like thirteen-year-olds. Older clients ride in vans with younger clients eight times a day, where younger clients are loud, profane, immature, and disrespectful of staff. There are no special treatment sessions for mature clients; they attend all the same sessions that younger clients do. The only two gestures for older clients are that they live in a house where all the clients are men are 40 to 60 years old and get to ride on the front bench of the vans.
While the five hours of group therapy a day (minus smoke breaks) Monday through Friday are fairly well structured, the rest of the day is not. Those times are chaotic, unprofessional, and demeaning towards older clients. There are no sessions on weekends.
While most of the staff are friendly and helpful, there were two standouts.
At best, it's a place to tolerate, not a place to grow in recovery. I left after 36 days, rather than stay for the planned 90 days. I just couldn't stand it any longer. Don't even consider this place.
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