Womens house is too chaotic. They have a manual that is outdated and dont go by it anymore. Incoming clients do not receive proper info or materials unless they go hunt them down on their own. Staff is only friendly on their own terms and very quick to dismiss you if you doubt the program. Director Veronica asked what the issues were and as I listed off all the holes in the program, was quick to cut me off to tell me plenty of people have graduated. High five for them. You still have a flawed system. Dont ask for feedback if you arent willing to hear it - especially if group YOU implemented that morning was discussing constructive criticism

Bridge House saved my life. I admitted myself in 2012 at the age of 24 after an 8 year struggle with drugs primarily opioids. Although I did continue to struggle after leaving 9 months after being admitted which was on July 1 2012. I am now 31 and have been sober for a year. Due primarily to wanting recovery and going to rehab on my own and for myself have I achieved the sobriety and understanding today. Bridge House gave me a foundation and only years later have I fully understood the full extent. If you’re open this place will provide all the tools and support needed for success but on the other hand if you’re not committing to this for yourself foremost then it’s just spinning wheels. I have wanted to let people know about this place for quite some time but with held bc I didn’t want to be a hypocrite.