Diamond Recovery

Literally everyone sneaks their vapes in and they do not care if you glorify drugs or not. They'll send you packing from a different city or state. Do not go here for the love of god

This is Michelle Brooke Wareham and I just want to give Tammy, Jake and Karisha a shoutout! You all have made such a major impact on my life and my recovery! THANK YOU!! 🙏

Go to Renaissance ranch instead. Sober living is free there with Medicaid. THE BAD: I was a resident at diamond recovery and had a mixed experience. The management only cares about money. They don't get you a free sober living voucher when you complete the program like everywhere else Yeah, they help you get some resources like a $2,000 voucher you can use on housing to be successful then want you to spend $900 to move into their sober living and share a room with another addict. For $900.... To share a room. while you do 30 hours of post treatment classes. So you don't have time for a job, then when you finish the 6 weeks of classes you have 2 weeks to try to play catch up with a job and pay their $800 rent fee. Then you can't use that $900 on what you actually need. They make so much money from your insurance but still charge you the money they helped you get from the state, that's the only reason they help you get it, to exploit your situation. They don't lower the php hours or work with your job at all. They won't even let you talk about it or you get targeted. I complained about the high price and they say that doesn't even pay half the rent. But there is 3-4 guys paying they much, so how doesn't that cover the rent?? They literally told me "its not even your money" so why did I care. But it is your money not theirs. You don't need to go to treatment to get the grant. They would always try to coherce you into going to their post treatment program. Because they make more money that way. The whole program is so unorganized sometimes they wouldn't come down for class, or had no lesson plans. One of the employees was having sex with a resident. Another employee came in drunk after driving drunk to get there on her day off to try to work. An they don't have a clue about what a treatment center should be run like. They don't help you be successful in the long run. In the short run yes, but ultimately they just wanna keep you quiet and complacent till they drain your insurance and the grants they make you apply for. The dentist is a joke. They came one time in 60 days even though people were complaining about tooth pain, infection, and cracked teeth. They gave a man antibiotics and told him the dentist would come soon and then he ran out of antibiotics before he was seen and they just asked if it was "an emergency" or if he could wait. They make you go through their dentist, their doctor and wait on their schedule. I was two weeks late for a shot I told them I needed 3 weeks before it was needed. An last but definitely not least is the nurse. One of the employees named Charlie who is the Nurse there would be super disrespectful and called me "a pain in the ass" to the doctor because I was asking about meds I took on the street. Another time she used what had happened with residents that no longer were there, residents 6 months prior, as an excuse to deny us privileges. No professionalism at all. Not to mention she was nodding out after she came out of the bathroom with her backpack when she thought we were gone to a NA meeting and she was alone at the house. Disgusting behavior. She told us her story one day. That She used to work for the hospital but had to leave for stealing meds before they found out because she was slipping so hard. So I personally have been in addiction on and off for over 15 years and I would have bet my bottom dollar that she had relapsed. 3 of us noticed her behavior and it was very triggering. Just a terrible person example of what a nurse of all people should act like and how she should treat people. THE GOOD: There are a select few employees that actually care; Misty, Courtney, Drea, Amy, Dan, Rae Dawn, Kayla, Shawnee, and the Ashley's. They actually took time out of their normal job to make you feel important. Special shout out to Courtney, and Misty because they are really awesome at making you feel seen and helping accommodate you. I love you two The program allows you to smoke cigarettes, and do nicotine pouches. You do get the gym 6x a week. They have a chef *Steven Oyler*

Has anyone noticed most the reviews on from the women's side of this program? Not much from the mens.. interesting enough, and sadly, it's the complete opposite on the men's side. Many of their own staff have quit, and they lost half their clients. Seems to raise a red flag and curiosity of to why such a drastic difference. And why so little reviews. In my personal experiences, in the times I have in countered or endured. Just in visiting, it felt intimidating, and quite not safe nor comfortable. So, how are people who are placed here and living here already going through rock bottom supposed to overcome recover and heal in a place that doesn't feel safe, comfortable,nor serene. During their pivotable point in their lives where their most unstable and vulnerable able to open up and let go in order to overcome their obstacles when the environment and staff have created a uneasy, unsettling, and uncomfortable environment just to those who come to visit. Question raises, to what is going on to the people in treatment? What do they have to encounter, experience,and endure? Is this really a secure,safe, serene environment to be in while they embrace their change? Is it really secure and safe enough to overcome?

Diamond Recovery is owned and staffed by individuals who have personal experience with substance use recovery, which brings a level of passion, authenticity and understanding that is difficult to replicate. The team is genuinely committed to helping clients achieve and maintain sobriety by providing practical tools, structure, and consistent accountability. Their holistic approach is not passive—they actively challenge clients to examine and change behaviors and patterns that no longer serve them. This creates an environment focused on real growth rather than temporary compliance. That said, success in the program depends heavily on the client’s willingness to commit and engage in the work. For those who are ready to take responsibility for their recovery and make meaningful changes, Diamond Recovery offers strong support and guidance toward long-term sobriety and a happy, healthy life.

This place has saved my life. I want to give a big shoutout to Landon for spending everyday with me and saving my life. Karisha, my therapist, as well. Every single worker has been incredible to work with and has played a major role in helping me grow and heal. Ashley, Rae Dawn, Dan, Amy and Sara, thank you. I appreciate you all so much. A huge thank you to Travis, Nancy and Jen for making this possible and giving me another chance at having a better life🙏🙏🙏

Diamond n The Diamond girls are amazing support system. The struggles of addiction were hard, but The Diamond family helped me feel safe n loved thru my recovery n still till this day I'm sober n I didn't do it alone. Thank you Landon for the support when times got hard!

Diamond Recovery is a place that helps anyone suffering from alcoholism and drug addiction, if they are honest and willing to find a path to recovery, live a productive n happy life based on spiritual princapales. The staff is amazing🤠