CRF Turning Point Crisis Center

Bad place.

The worst crisis house unfortunately. Won’t follow a schedule for groups or community meetings and the most unhealthy food ever. Avoid this place if you want to get better.

Discharged me to the streets with a very poor plan and denied me doctors appointments, didn't want to give me an extension. Program that shows a lot of favoritism.

Very well ran nice place to go in a crisis. Whatever you may be going through they will accommodate you as long as you’re doing your part as a human being. The staff is amazing Caret made sure I made it to a good place. 10 out of 10 service available to the public.

Best Crisis home in San Diego! Staff are super nice, relatable, and forgiving (Shout out to Ivan!) if you mess up and relapse on the property. They gave me a second chance. They truly care about your mental health and addiction recovery progress. The clients were all nice, some of them had a lil bit of drama towards certain people, but that's everywhere, I just stayed respectful and out the way, that's how you get along with everyone. They also take you to walks on the beach, which is therapeutical!

Turning Point helped me out in a big way. It was February, it was raining and cold. I was staring at a six-week waiting list to get into residential SUD treatment and being on the streets. Turning Point gave me shelter, food, counseling, my medication and a phone to use to call the rehab every day and move up the waiting list. They kept me until I got in to Pathfinders. Basically saved me. Anyone expecting more than that has unreasonable expectations and probably has some hard lessons in life ahead of them. Thank you, staff at Turning Point, for your valued role in saving my life

They are very caring at Turning Point making sure you have some place to go after your stay. The only thing that I didn't like was that for the two weeks I was there, the doctor only talked to me once. I wish I could have talked to him a second time to up my anti - depressant back to the amount I was on when I arrived, but he said he wasn't going to adjust my medications anymore. I still feel sorta out of it and not myself, but it was a great stay nonetheless and I do have a Dr's appt this week. Many thanks to Cary for watching out for me and making sure I had some place to go afterwards. They will also take you to Dr's appts, get your EBT card, and various other locales if need be after putting in a pass. Do watch out for things getting stolen. My brand new $9 bottle of men's body wash was stolen as were my SkullCandy earbuds. Not staff's fault at all, but just a warning to put things away and don't let them sit out where they're visible. We're all sick in our own way. Many thanks go out to David, Ivan and all the gals that work there. They treated me with respect and didn't look down upon me when I was in a rough spot.

So, I stayed here for a few weeks back in 2016, and they're really good, helpful people. They go above and beyond to get you the help you need, and I'm grateful that they were so patient with me. In February 2020 I ended up being sent her by a hospital I was in, and even though they couldn't take me in because the hospital neglected to tell them they were sending me, they let me stay in the lobby until someone came and picked me up. So I'm glad they're still good people.