The Living Room at Princeton

The Living Room is something special. It bridges specialist of different facets of knowledge and experience, coupled with deep wisdom across it’s practice. For anyone on the edge of deciding “where to go for help”, this is highly suggested. It has helped me and have seen it assist with others around me to become their true selves. It does not have that clinical feel that I thought it would be, which allows people be human and not feel like they are put into boxes and labels. If you feel uncomfortable about your situation or hesitant being around other people, this is the place to go. (Unpaid to write this review, I truly believe you will have a great experience)

Excellent facility with highly qualified and kind staff who provided great support in my recovery. My special thanks to Josh (My therapist) with whom I enjoyed every therapy session. The group therapy sessions were also great! I highly recommend this facility to everyone looking forward to live a sober life.

Nice facilities but run non sensibly, the barely helped with my after care as in wasn’t with them and over a week out with daily calls they have not helped with my temporary disability! The techs great but I never met the in house doctor even when asking and no ability to speak to or communicate my need to get the temporary disability paperwork sent due to her mailbox being full

The Living Room in Princeton, New Jersey has truly been a life-changing part of my recovery journey. Walking through those doors for the first time, I didn’t know what to expect—but what I found was a space filled with warmth, understanding, and genuine support. It’s more than a program or a facility; it feels like a community built on compassion and real connection. The staff treat you like a whole person—not a diagnosis, not a problem to fix, but someone worthy of hope and healing. They listen without judgment, they encourage without pressure, and they create an environment where you can grow at your own pace. Every conversation, every session, every small moment inside that place helped me rebuild parts of myself I thought were gone. The Living Room gave me tools, clarity, and peace, but more than that, it gave me the confidence to believe in my own recovery again. I’m truly grateful for the time I’ve spent there, and I can honestly say my life is different because of it. If anyone is struggling and looking for a safe, uplifting space, I can’t recommend The Living Room enough. It has been a blessing in my journey—and I know it can be for others too.

Vicki is one of those rare souls you meet in recovery who genuinely change the direction of your life. She was the house mom during my stay, but she showed up as so much more than that. She was caring, present, consistent, and loving in a way that made me feel safe enough to grow. Her conversations with me weren’t just “talks” they were moments that grounded me, challenged me, and reminded me of who I really am. I’m still sober today in large part because of the guidance, compassion, and honesty she gave me during some of the hardest moments of my life. She doesn’t clock in and out; she truly shows up for people. Anyone who gets the chance to be supported by Vicki is in the best possible hands. I’m endlessly grateful for her unconditional love and support

The living room has been made in a way to create true love from and for yourself. Most places tend to just do their job and hands off on the rest. These people will find ways to show that they are caring and take an extra mile. Thank you and much love

This review is super long but completely necessary! My family has agreed to allow me to use their accounts to list my story so that no one else gets hurt like me, please read on the other post to get the full story. People please do your research! These mental health places do not care about anything but their bottom line! I can tell you with absolute 1billion% certainty that they did not care about my mental well-being at all! All you guys did was waste my time n delay me from getting care I needed!!! It is completely irresponsible unethical an inappropriate for them to lie to me about having a mental health program in the afternoon and then wait until after I've signed up for the program to tell me that they're just getting started with the mental health program and I'm the only one in it so they're going to have to put me in the groups for addiction and then consistently pressured me to stay knowing they could not provide me with the help that I seriously needed for my anxiety and knowing that my anxiety was at a point where it is completely overwhelming and was bordering on being detrimental to my life and destroy everything that I have worked so hard for it if I didn't take action to get help now! The ethical and moral thing to do would be to not put ur bottom line above my health and my life..knowing I was at the end of my rope slipping off of it...the ethical thing to do would have been to tell me that they cannot provide me with the specialized help that I desperately need and that I should find a place that has a well established mental health program. Josh You wanted me to provide my feedback and here it is: the groups are completely lackluster have zero Focus or structure with the exception of Tribet's groups.. I hope you all recognize that you are extremely lucky to have her she's cares about her job she has a lot of knowledge and love for the people in her groups it's always structured n her personality is beautiful and a breath of fresh air to say the least! She is so funny and somehow managed to make groups not only fun n engaging but full of mic drop insights that have really help me he most amazing n insightful things at the same time..I never seen that before and I've been trying to navigating this mental health space for years. I love you and you're doing an amazing job and you're really helping people! Back to the rest of the groups It's mostly people in Sharing Which would be okay If you guys didn't seem uninterested in helping people but..I have heard people sharing some deeply emotional and personal things such as having suicidal ideation get zero reaction from the group leader I seriously found that troubling and very shocking. The psychiatrist is very kind however your job is to assess people not to talk about your life this is people's Mental Health our entire conversations have always been about you and your family you literally asked me less than five questions I could tell you all about your family and your son studying abroad and your daughter-in-law and you don't know one thing about me because anytime I went to speak you would find a way to relate it to yourself and go off on these tangents that had nothing to do with helping me. It is also completely negligent and irresponsible for you to double my dosage of my heart medication and the time that I take it without Counseling me about the seriously dangerous side effects of doing that. There are no holistic therapies at all! And to top it all off when I finally said im going to find a different place that has mental health problems. You gave me horrible advice n did not care to consider the ramifications of do I ng that. You convinced me to go to one of the worst facilities that you think of complexitly lied n had none of the therapies they advertise. When I asked if you guys were affiliated with the place you once again lied n said no that you found it researching places for me. Yet the clinical director knew ur names! And when I told you what was going on you said you've only heard good things from the people that you sent there.

The Living Room is a caring and community oriented treatment center. The facilities are very nice—warm and comfortable, clean and well-appointed. They create a casual and welcoming atmosphere for all of their clients, both adolescent and adult—with two separate spaces for the different constituents. The therapists and counselors are caring and experienced. Everyone on staff works wholeheartedly to support the members and their families from start to finish. We are so grateful for the care we received at the Living Room. I would highly recommend The Lovong Roon for your loved one too.