Self Help Addiction Rehabilitation - Grand Blvd, MI

All they care about is getting your money and not helping you in your recovery. Avoid, avoid, avoid.

Not impressed, at all, they don’t care about anyone’s want for recovery or help. I was interested in a recovery coach, and clearly that’s not something they care about. All they seem to care about is enrolling you into their “services”, which is a total nightmare - I literally spent 5+ hours “enrolling” between the phone call set up to “enroll” and get “approved” for their “services” and signing all these documents which seemed like complete BS.. I inquired about getting a “recovery coach” to help aid on my recovery process, which is what they claim to offer. I’m only 2 weeks in to having said “recovery coach” and have received zero help and/or guidance with anything. The “enrolling” process took over 5 hours. I’ve spent more of my time filling out paper work and signing documents (for which I’m assuming the “coach” who “cares” about my “recovery” so much can get compensated for) than anything else. I was promised communication “every day” and have received nothing other than a meet up to sign even more documents. I was under the impression we would be meeting for a one on one recovery session, but was rushed into signing more documents and was in and out within 45 minutes without any discussion about recovery and/or a plan at all. Yet, they had zero issues blowing my phone up when I first inquired about enrolling for said services. Seems pretty sketch to me and extremely unhelpful - I wouldn’t recommend this place or their “recovery coach” services to anyone, all they care about is getting your money. I’ll stick with NA meetings and my support network within my NA sponsorship family, this place is fking useless.

SHAR was the facility that I went to treatment to in 2004. I am an alumni of SHAR House, this was an intense in patient program SHAR Men's Program which allowed me to reclaim my life. After a number of years in an addiction this was the place that helped me to reclaim my life back. There have been several programs that I went through, which didn't work but this was the one that worked for me. People who want Recovery will go through anything to gain their own Recovery. You have to do it by any means necessary to get what you want. Nowadays the people who come into SHAR and not able to get the help they need is because they don't want it for themselves. I am still in Recovery since 2004, but that is because I chose do what was needed to get my life together. Since that time I have gone back to school, gotten my own place, employed full time and being responsible for me, without relying on others to take care of my personal needs. If you want help you take the necessary steps to get what you want. It's not about the food, building or the staff it's about saving your own life that should really matter.

This place should be shut down just based on the way you're treated when you call. A guy named Randolph Townsend was very rude when I called. Honestly, I would never go here just from his treatment. It's a good thing I'm strong right now in my recovery because it's people like him who doesn't possess the sensitivity to work in a place like this. You never know what small encounters can trigger someone's relapses. I'm feel bad for anyone just looking for help who has to deal with him.

3 & a half years later and I still have PTSD from the bed-bugs. Place needs to be leveled.

They help me and gave me every tool to stay clean an sober and if you need something and that can help you they will share dose not give up on you when you give up on yourself!!!!!!!!

Rude...everyone there is just miserable...the monitors are on a power trip...they are intimidating...and enjoy their power... The person at the desk acts like you are just a problem...no compassion... My son went to QBH and wow! What a difference...when I called about my son I was treated with kindness and respect... Shar house was a nightmare...it kills me knowing my son had to put up with discrimination....