If your wanting to be part of Aspell Recovery then I suggest you watch out for a man named Zack "not so" Sweetman. He recently kicked my husband out of his 3/4 house for being 4 minutes past his curfew. He told him he was going to put him on behavioral contract until he overheard my husband voice his opinion to another client that it was a bunch of non-sense BS. From what I've seen and heard, it sounds like Zack here needs to be put on behavioral contract and grow up a bit. My husband has been compliant and drug free since February. He works for a living and we have two boys to take care of. Since he got kicked out of Aspell housing over this nonsense, he was arrested for VOP (he was court ordered to live in Aspell housing). He is now sitting in jail over it and his release is still TBD. I just thought I'd update this and state that my husband had to spend 50 days in jail over all this nonsense caused by this man at Apell. We had to hire a lawyer to get him released because the DA was going to have him serve out his 11/29, all for being 4 minutes late! SMH I'd choose JACOA any day of the week over Aspell. They at least show some compassion and appear to care for their clients. I would know because I was there! Congrats to my husband for remaining sober through all of this. He is coming up on a year in a couple of weeks!

Once u leave there people there could care less about u as long as your there making them money there happy once u leave they act like they don't know u

I’m leaving this review based on my experience as the mother of this man’s children. While I appreciate that Aspell Recovery has helped him stop using drugs, the support seems to stop there. I have reached out multiple times asking for guidance, mentorship, or any kind of encouragement toward him becoming an active parent to his kids. Unfortunately, nothing has changed. He still shows no involvement, no effort, and no willingness to step into his responsibilities as a father. What concerned me even more is that when I called to speak with someone about this, the staff member who answered the phone went back and told him that I had called. This felt extremely unprofessional and made it clear that communication is not handled with care or boundaries. Recovery is not just about sobriety — it’s also about accountability, responsibility, and learning to participate in life again. From what I have experienced, Aspell has not helped him in those areas at all. They may help people detox, but they have not encouraged or supported him in becoming a better parent or a stable part of his children’s lives. I hope they improve the way they support families, communicate, and help clients grow beyond just getting clean.

This place is an infringement on patient rights. They dehumanize the people who are there to get help. Making people wear a hula hoop for 24 hours if the staff hears them talking about an issue they have encountered. The patients have to ask to rest or eat or use the bathroom. Making them stay up from 5am to 10pm without access to their rooms. This place is not for healing it’s a mental prison.

Dr. Aspell did a great job on removing the places on my husband's head.

16 Months Clean & Sober God's Grace & The Help Of Aspell 👍👍

They are infringing on my father's rights I want to be a father and they won't let me be there for my child feels like there trying to keep me from my baby they say I have no right at all don't feel it's right

Walked all day trying to find a place to go and since nobody was returning my call went to them just to be critically judge with a smile yet completely rejected. Recovery is suppose to be a place of acceptance and not hold your past against you. Especially when the people holding a preconceived opinion doesn't know anything about the past they were obviously not a part of