Fellowship Hall

This place seems to be currently run by people who aspire to be that lady from the Remnent cult with the big hair. I’d never encourage a woman to go there. The women’s hall has something toxic going on- everyone who comes out is sick for two weeks. Natalie- the alumni person- wears studded heels and sucks up to her sugar daddy. Skip it. Go to an AA meeting or Pavillon. The real people who make a difference are Erika and Helen. It’s like being in a cult otherwise. That Jenny person with the twitching eye over the TAs needs to give it up and stop trying to convince people to be nonbelievers.

After 40 years of daily drinking I am now 14 months sober. I am incredibly grateful for the change that has occurred in my life. It all started inside the walls of Fellowship Hall.

really doesn't deserve all the positive reviews. It's a typical rehab. They involved people in my treatment i didn't want involved. Kind of made me resent the place. Still sober. I get the feeling that a big part of that is just that I actually wanted to quit and got some time away. There were two medical emergencies while i was there. The administration treated me like I should be thrilled to be there. Like I could be replaced at any time. I feel like they were kind of out of touch and always trying to sell me on something. It's like "no... I am in treatment right now. Don't want more treatment." Just pushy and created more problems than they solved. Really regret my decision to come here. I don't regret going to rehab. I regret going to this rehab. That being said, the staff in the kitchen and the people not involved in direct treatment were respectful and kind. Fellow patients were kind and helpful. I feel like the community was way more impactful then the treatment. Medical staff was helpful as well. The place was kind of nice. Didn't respect boundaries or privacy in my personal life. A little angry about it.

Having arrived at Fellowship Hall not knowing what to expect, I was warmly greeted by compassionate, caring staff , many of whom are in recovery themselves. The program works for those who truly commit to living clean and sober and work the program. If you put in the work assigned by the counselors, an amazing thing begins to happen, true recovery. I will always be thankful for the gift I received at Fellowship Hall, a life of sobriety filled with joy and hope.

We have private insurance, but this facility refused to work with us without $15-18K upfront. This is not what their website implies at all.