No Longer Bound

These guys are so honest. I recommend if you are going to get a used car. Get it from here. They help ppl with addiction and to get back in their feet again. RYAN us an amazing person and so is everyone that works for him. So genuine. You will nit be disappointed. I would give them 100 stars

* I am 2 years sober now* As a person in recovery myself, I would never support this company, or their used auto sale company. They are more worried about collecting money from the families of addicts than offering a true program of help and recovery. Find other resources that don't ask for close to $10k upfront. They are out there! I have a bunch of places and other resources to contact before giving this place your families hard earned money!

No longer bound was incredible to me. The people were incredible. I'll be forever grateful. Thank you guys so much.

No Longer Bound was hell for me in 2016. It was basically a work camp that let me know how terrible of a person I was while being forced to do manual labor during the heat of the summer. When I arrived I was hugged and told that I was loved. I was then taken to a 10x10 room and told this would be where I slept with 3 other men. The mattress I was given had a large urine stain on it so I swapped it with one from a different room. The first two weeks I was in a bit of a fog. As time progressed I found a rhythm. There was still a lot of guilt I felt for things that had occurred in my life making me unable to open up to anyone there without fear. Also, during the small groups it seemed some of the guys there were practicing Jenkem as well as huffing other things that could get them high. The house some of us stayed in should have been condemned. There was black mold lining the walls and the A/c was broken during the month of June. There was about 3 weeks where we sanitized with windex because we had no cleaning materials. The meat and food that we were eating was usually donated from the grocery stores in the area. The meat was often green or black before being cooked but blended in with the other. We had no other options for food and in my case I was told I would be homeless. This was occurring while being given little access to any type of medical care. In the 6 months that I was there, I met with a psychologist once. We went to church every Sunday to listen to the service at Northpoint. Then we would go to a park for a few hours. Then we had a little bit of free time to rest. I was 21 and had a lot of previous trauma that made all of this especially hard. During evaluation, the entire house gave me negative insights 2 weeks in a row. Maybe I was an easy target maybe they just indoctrinate their graduates to be grateful. It could also be that they find a scapegoat to torture so the other men can get through their program with entertainment. After 3 months I was told I had to restart my program. After 6 months I was kicked out for “stalking girls” although I couldn’t leave the property other than on food run which led to me being homeless. Somehow I managed to survive to this day this place made everything hell. I have also been diagnosed with a Traumatic Brain Injury recently. I was told it could be a symptom of the toxic mold exposure. Would be nice to know if anyone else has a similar experience. This place should be shut down and fined as well as possible criminal charges. The thing is they get you to sign a waiver and most people in this situation have no other place to go. Apologies for the scattered structure of the review, there was just so much that occurred in just a short time.

Extremely impressed with how well my big brother is doing in this program!!! He’s been to a handful of rehabs and I’ve never seen him be as successful as he is at this one. Love love love that I can bring his nieces on Sundays to spend time with him and show him what he has to look forward to when he’s graduated! Employees and counselors are very encouraging and do an amazing job. You got this bro 💪❤️

Nestor & Brit- on time, polite-efficient, very respectful & careful! Great employees! 6/5/24 &

As a graduate of No Longer Bound I am a firm believer in what they do to position you for a changed life. This program has a Christ-centered and clinical / integrative approach to recovery. I finished my program 22 years ago, so lots has changed with the facilities itself, but the fundamentals of the program remain the same. I work now as a pastor and recovery worker in the community and I can tell you with full confidence that No longer Bound is one of the top three programs you can find anywhere in the state of Georgia.

Love this place and how clean it is, but not a fan of kids being allowed to ruin things and got shot at by a shooting toy and parents weren’t doing anything nor employees. So I just go ahead and leave to avoid more of it happening