EagleCrest Recovery

Nick will go above and beyond to help!! And really became one of my best homies!! If it wasn’t him I don’t know how my time would have been here, while trying to get my life together. Eagle crest saved my life bar-none!

I've learned that trauma and addiction go hand in hand. For me it started early in my teens. Landing me in prison for 33 years. After serving 14 calendars on it I did pretty good for five years, only to go back to prison for another five. Back and forth for years I wrestled with my trauma and addiction. And now after five years of being out, old patterns came back and I knew I was going back to prison if I didn't get help. So one year ago today I walked into Eagle Crest with a commitment to turn my life around and I never could have imagined I would discover an entire New Life. I'm so Grateful for this place and the new family I found and today I celebrate one full year of being clean!! Let me be clear, you don't just treat addiction, you treat anger, despair, PTSD, institutionalization, rage, abuse, ADHD, and in some cases like mine, an entire lifestyle. Thanks to Eagle Crest I have learned these tools and I have found support and an entire community of people who genuinely care thanks to the aftercare programs. I love you guys and I'm Forever Grateful... 💕 I would recommend this place for anyone who needs to detox and get help in understanding the root of the problem.. Shout out to Patrick, Michelle, Dawn, Debbie, James, Kyra, Rachael, Megan, Sara, Maggie, etc! 💕 And Big Love to you Brother Cole and my Sisters' Jamie, Kim and Madie.. 💯💪🏻 #WEDORECOVER BTW, I'm looking forward to this year's kickball tournament!! 🙌🏻

Update: Due to Madelyn's willingness to communicate with staff about improvements and make Eaglecrest the best it can be (which could be phenomenal), I have changed my rating to 4 stars. The good: The IOP was relevant, and the therapists were pretty nice. Peer openness was my favorite part. The bad: - 4 times I drove to IOP to discover the meeting was canceled. 30 miles round trip adds up!(Lack of communication). - Several classes, or a large portion of many classes, was spent socializing instead of learning, or class was cut short. When the clinical director, Madelyn, was teaching, (and Holly, one of the new counselors) they kept class structured, with clear and consistent boundaries. - They do not feel trauma-informed or understand (or care, maybe) the ins and outs of Panic Disorder.

There is a lot of good people running this place who honestly truly do care and will do their very best to help you no matter how bad off you are, they will show you love and help you beat your addiction....

Eagle crest has been an amazing recovery center.Enjoying my time at the Lake House now.Moved on to local PHP I.Enjoyed all my counselors and being around sober people and able to still have fun while sober legal custody is saving my life more time. They take amazing care of their patients!!

I will never truly be able to show how thankful I am for this organization. I showed up broken, years struggling with addiction. I’ve been to many treatment centers, some good, some not so good, but Eagle Crest has shown and given me the most love and best support out of anywhere I’ve ever been. If you’re struggling and thinking about treatment, take that leap of faith and give them a call. You won’t regret it.

I LOVE LOVE LOVE this recovery experience that I've had here at the Lake house, I.O.P., the counselors, the great tools that I have acquired here to live a clean and sober life after I leave. This place is AMAZING!!!

Eaglecrest is the 9th treatment center I've been to. The biggest difference is the level of care and compassion from the staff. I built a solid foundation there which I'm continuing to build upon. Thanks EagleCrest!