Having been part of it, what I can tell you is that I can't tell you much. The Hippa Law protects us with laws and rules that keep us and our identities safe. the name is different now. It was TR (Therapeutic Rehab), to IMR (Illness Management and Recovery) and I think now it is Hope and Wellness), but don't quote me.I can tell you some about my time there, but can't mention others. I was very shy, scared of groups of people, I was the only one who dealt with my kind of problems (Depression and anxiety, I had been abused and much worse) and there was no way I was ever going to go to a place that claimed they could help. Too many doctors saying, "I understand what you've been through." Lie. Why? Did you read it in a book somewhere?Not this place. If you get the chance to get help from Four Rivers in Mayfield, KY, do it. They are some of the nicest and most caring people I've met. IMR gave me a second home and friends. I realized that I wasn't alone. If I needed them, even just a shoulder to cry on, my family was there. I've heard people make rude comments to us and I can't understand why. Last thing, if you need a group to attend, they are wonderful people. I'm sorry that the one man who used to take care of everything has passed. He was a wonderful friend. As a joke, he always said, "Oh, I'm just the driver." No, he was so much more and I miss him. We all do.