Sunspire Health, Hyde Park

I went to this facility for three months for my alcohol addiction. It wasn’t the worst but it definitely wasn’t the best. Overall, an experience I’ll never forget. The best part was when the techs finally let their guard down and became sympathetic and relatable throughout the process and made us (myself and the other addicts) feel like a family away from home and instead of incarcerated. Overall, I wish they had a different lead therapist. Racine had good intentions but is definitely in the wrong field of work. I distinctly remember us seeing her walking up to the building for work and having a “I hate my job” apathetic demeanor. It was so apparent that none of us felt comfortable enough to be 100% vulnerable and transparent. In my opinion, a therapist should have strong interpersonal intelligence. I think if we had more of an approachable, positive, affable individual, it would have been a much better experience. I gave the “treatment effectiveness” five stars because it was still an eye-opening experience and 100% worth it even though I did not fully recover. I can proudly say today I am one year, four months and twenty five days sober and going strong. At the end of the day, no rehab, no therapist, no magic pill will get you sober. YOU have to want it and make that change for yourself and no one else.

Excellent substance abuse treatment for women. The staff are extremely passionate.

Initially, I was very unhappy here and I left before treatment was completed.Hyde Park has the best therapists I have ever worked with, unfortunately I became sick and needed to leave, through no fault of Hyde Park. Reid and the director of admissions were wonderful. My family therapist and my regular therapist were wonderful. The groups, well if you go there you'd better be prepared to work, as they are a challenge. I would recommend this facility to everyone. It takes a while to get adjusted but don't be like me, I just left. I wish I could go back. CC