Lionheart Recovery Center Outpatient

"I thought it was going to be a good place. They ended up lying and saying something I did not say and it resulted in me being hospitalized. This place will ruin lives. They even lied to me the whole day, saying I would be able to continue there, I didn't say anything about ending my life or another's. They let me go home by myself and then had police show up at my house to take me against my will. "Edit" I am updating my prior review to correct and clarify my earlier statement based on additional information I later received. Based on the records I have since obtained, Lionheart did not document the specific phrase that was later attributed to me elsewhere. I was also not informed of the exact wording used when my firearm status was communicated to on-base Mental Health, whether described in technical terms (e.g., Condition 1 or chambered) or otherwise. Importantly, on-base Mental Health was already aware of my longstanding firearm storage practices related to hypervigilance and PTSD, and nothing about my reporting on the day of treatment differed from what had previously been disclosed. No new or changed statement was made by me that day. My concern remains that critical information about escalation of care was not clearly communicated to me. I was told during the day that I would be able to continue in the program and was allowed to leave on my own. I was not informed that my command would be contacted or that inpatient evaluation might be pursued as a result of communications that occurred while I was still at the facility. I did not express intent to harm myself or others, and I repeatedly denied statements later attributed to me through collateral reporting. The lack of clear, direct communication about what was being reported and what actions were being taken was distressing and undermined my sense of agency and trust in care. My concern is not about the right to assess risk, but about how communication, notification, and patient involvement were handled.

I have a family member that went to this place. The only reason why he went to this place is because the other places were full and honestly this is the nicest one. My cousin has been to two other facilities And I'll definitely be leaving a review for them as well. But that's about it -lionheart is just a nice mansion with doors that barely close, rooms that are either too hot or too cold. The food wasn't that great and he was excited that they had a chef. The only thing they cooked most of time was chicken. The outings my cousin said that they went too were very boring and he said he was wondering where all the money that is spent from the VA goes to because it certainly doesn't seem to go towards the clients or the facility. On top of that, my cousin stated that he had to do the majority of his own work when it came to finding resources -even though he had a caseworker who did not know how to do her job. However, on the upside -my cousin stated that he did like the camaraderie that went on there amongst other peers and he loved the music class and he liked yoga. My cousin did say that there was some type of pastor there or something, and he didn't really like his classes or most of the other ones either. He said that the staff were at times friendly but most of the time very moody. He did learn some rehabilitation skills from the program so I give them that. They say when it comes to addiction it's all in what you make of it But, I really don't recommend this place or really any place in Vegas.

Extremely clean facility staff is wonderful and knowledgeable highly rated

My experience at Lionheart was like no other treatment center I have ever been enrolled in. My every need was met write down to clothing and cigarettes. The staff is awesome he really cared and I was housed in a mansion and the classes were definitely beneficial to me in my recovery a lot of information and tools I gathered and education that I gain is priceless. I highly recommend this place to anybody who's really serious about getting clean. I like I said I have never been to a rehab center like this far as I'm concerned as the weather recovery. 100%

The person I am today was not the person I was 7 months ago. Lionheart recovery center seen me at my worst, and took the time to understand how to help me. The vibe, the staff, allowed me time to detox and had round the clock care for me when I needed it the most. I have a different outlook when I look at addiction. This experience allowed me to understand MY addiction and gave me a purpose. Help the next person. Do the work, open up, be Honest and give this place a chance. The "Choice" is only yours to make.

Best care, and even greater staff. Wish I could’ve stayed longer!!

I had a terrible time during my Family Systems Therapy sessions. The therapist didn't establish a safe environment for everyone to talk and appeared to take sides. Instead of making my family's problems better, it made them worse.

Moral Reconciliation Therapy was a complete waste of time." The meetings came across as judgmental and preachy. It was less about healing or moving on and more about being told I was a bad person.