Casa

concentrates on detox first so that the real work can begin. it is for women therefore women get a very specialized help. residential setting. doesn't feel like a facility. it is very specific in its services. it is not a one stop place for all needs.

Experienced staff, EXCELLENT classes/groups, multiple 12 step meetings available daily including AA, NA, CA, CMA and book studies as well as panels. However, there were a lot of women in one house. Best facility I have been to, I learned a lot.

If you call for three months in a row you can get in if you don't have insurance! The staff can really be used to your benefit if you're willing to reach out just a little! I made a ton on friends who are still sober, which is hard to do around where I live. Now I have people I can hang out with that are positive!!! Well maintained, very good structure, and great meals the patients cook! The cycle of work is very beneficial! However, not a whole lot of time by yourself to just relax and work on your own things. This is a good for some people I understand, but not for those who like to journal and so forth.

They made it easy for me to get treatment even when I had no money. They helped me to move from residential and sober living and offered me volunteer work that became my first job. I am now in their alumni committee to help the next generation of recovering addicts to feel at home and have fun in recovery. They know what treatment is about and make you feel loved and cared for while giving excellent treatment and on going alumni benefits.

Food was horrible. All processed lunch meat and cheese. Rats in the walls. Not clean. Speakers were good, but overall very stressful.