my 20 year old brother is dealing with a distribution case and only had 10 days left in the program.. hes about 300 lbs and worked out 3 times one week then had to take a drug test.. his pot levels went up slightly. Which happens when an over weight person works out, because pot is fat soluble and toxins release when you work out.. they kicked him out at 92 days sober. no ultimatum, no second chance even though he never even relapsed. I would never recommend this place to anyone else. my poor brother has court next month and no support from this facility. they give up on their patients and set them up for failure.. Staff has even been rude to me while visiting & I was made very uncomfortable on a few occasions. save yourself and avoid this place

This was the best decision my husband ever made, to check in for as long as it took to get and remain sober. He was made to feel welcome and was gently lead into sharing and leading meetings. He lived here for a little over a year and when he came home we started our new life. Al-anon helped me to see my part and guide me to make the necessary changes needed to create a new living environment. Without both of these tools we would still be living his miserable life or else maybe I'd be a widow by now. The disease of alcoholism and addiction is deadly and I believe The Road To Recovery was instrumental in saving his life. We both recieved abundant information about alcoholism and learned so much in our journey. I recommend Road to Recovery highly.