Tides of Change Recovery Residences

I have been at the arches since June when I decided going home would be the worst idea ever after going through the steps before this point the arches is a sober living that really directs you on how to be as successful and recovery strong as possible you attend meetings regularly and learn about AA we have community meetings where we get to know the other ppl in the program we make our own experiences here and mine has been nothing but successful everything in life is what YOU make it the work YOU are willing to do the apartments are great the staff is great the owners are always with us in community they make sure everything we need is done they really try and they really care the rest is up to you and your willingness I wish I would of done this a long time ago I will forever love this place and all the ppl here !!

I’m a current resident of the Arches program, been there since late July of 2025. I have been to programs in the past and came out with new addictions that I’d never had before. This program is different. Yes, on our first day, we might have to do a little song and dance, but it’s all in good fun and meant to welcome us home. Any time I’ve had to call or text Joey, the director, I get a response and resolution IMMEDIATELY. I’m checked on even when I don’t reach out, and the people who run this program are TRULY about RECOVERY and they provide us with an incredible amount of support every single day. Yes, it’s a requirement to go to meetings and pass drug/alcohol tests, AS IT SHOULD BE. And yes, if you’re required to attend classes and you don’t, they’re going to give you the boot, AS THEY SHOULD. Recovery is about doing the work to rebuild our lives, not about getting handouts and expecting others to give us a free ride. If you’re honestly looking for recovery, this is one of the best places you’ll find. Ignore any negative comments posted because people who weren’t really wanting recovery were mad.

If you are looking for real recovery this is not where it is at. From day two I was told well if you don’t like it you can leave. Staff comes very late to drug test you. They provide NOTHING I mean NOTHING!! If you can’t fig it out well too bad. If you choose not to finish talbotts bs iop program they will kick You out that day waiting till you return home from work at 530 with not a care in the world where you go. Half the staff are rude and if you wanna be humiliated on your first community meeting don’t worry it will happen making you get up and sing I’m a little tea pot or roar like a Dino. I’ve never felt so humiliated. This place is not the place you wanna go to get real recovery.

I had a good experience but once I transferred to Acceptance I had a far better knowledge of my substance use disorder.

The Arches has been an amazing experience for me and i joined when i was at my absolute lowest. It was exactly what i needed to find myself again. The owner David East is a great human being and very down to earth. His wife Kody is a wonderful person also. Marcus and Angelica are the directors for the men and the womens side and do a great job running the program. If i had anyone i cared about reach out to me and tell me they needed help, i wouldnt think twice about telling them the Arches is the place to get your life back on track. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

This place was such a safe haven for me at my lowest of lows. David and Kody welcomed me with open arms, worked with my situation and reminded me of the that it’s ok to open up and depend on others. Angelica gives countless hours making sure her ladies are cared for and is always there, no matter what! Even having finished the program, I still try to maintain some type of presence in the community because it feels like a safe place. If anyone is looking for a place to get clean and find a family, this is the place to be!

Staff and women there were nice enough but I came in on a Thursday and by Sunday afternoon I had no one else in my apartment and no way to get to meetings other than the half an hour walk to the bus stop, which would have been by myself in an unfamiliar area. The facility was not as advertized with the lack of community and lack of support for transportation to any type of 12 step meeting

the rent for a twin bed in a tiny room is more than you’d pay for the entire apartment. grody housing, very strict rules, NO EXTRA ANYTHING, no second chances. like another review said- a couple in their 20s “runs” it and they power trip harddddd the girls in there are super chill for the most part though. but this is a last resort for sure