7 Summit Pathways

I cannot speak for the treatment provided here or for anyone who voluntarily seeks treatment. This is merely my opinion as a healthcare provider who received an evaluation through PRN: That being said, if you find yourself in a similar position, I highly recommend you DO NOT go to Dr. Wilson if you are looking for a fair evaluation. Not only do I believe I was misdiagnosed, or severely over diagnosed at the very least, (which was agreed upon by another PRN approved substance abuse provider) but Dr. Wilson was also almost 3 weeks late from the deadline PRN gave him to submit my report.

Great place

Heather the counselors and the doctor run a wonderful facility here. They offer freedom from active addiction a promise of renewed hope and a purposeful driven life free from addiction. My stay here a year ago also provided me the opportunity to live in their sober living home. The art, equine, yoga and reki thrapy sessions are incredible. I really liked the bio bed as well as my free time on the patio. 7 Summit Pathways reintroduced me to mindful meditation, grounding techniques and journaling. My counselor Doug was very encouraging. I was able to get a job near to their sober living house in Valrico and protect my anonymity. They had a nice dinner for the holidays and other clients families would join us. The van was always a safe drive and i always felt reassured and comfortable. They offer a native American Wellbriety meeting on Wednesday at 7pm i look forward to returning to again soon. Alot of these examples have helped me as i was able to keep my sponsor and take steps in the 12 step Narcotics Anonymous program. 7 Summit Pathways helped me keep living a productive good and healthy life. Thank you for all. Your friend Joey Hannah p.s. 5 stars all the way top value highly recommended and it works if you live it! ((:

I just wanted to say how incredibly helpful and amazing Heather was tonight during a crisis. I reached out at midnight about a family member and was blown away by her kindness, willingness to talk/help, etc. I have worked in the substance abuse field for over 15 years and been a patient as well. I know that parts of the system can be broken at times. Heather went above and beyond what I have ever seen anyone do. She really cares and is a true angel.

7summit is like home! I enjoyed my time, my growth, and the relationships I made with the staff and patients. I was loved, heard and helped. 10/10 recommend.

When I first reached out to Heather and Liz at 7 Summit, I was in an incredibly dark place. My life was spiraling out of control, and I was living with an extreme amount of shame, anxiety, and fear. However, after speaking to Heather, I began to see a glimmer of hope for the future. The staff at 7 Summit is unlike any other treatment facility. They truly put the needs of their patients first. Each patient's history is reviewed by Dr. Wilson and his treatment team. After doing so, an individualized plan of care is established. I am incredibly grateful for Dr. Wilson, Heather, and their amazing team of therapists and staff members. I strongly recommend 7 Summit to anyone who may be struggling with addiction. It is possible to overcome your failures, embrace sobriety, and rebuild an even better life. The people at 7 Summit want to help you do all of those things and more.

Thai place is dangerous at best. And definitely a pill mill. I was there a week and didn't one time see a therapist. They give you 75$ a WEEK to buy groceries (anybody seen the price of food lately ) They just fired a bunch of ppl so they are very understaffed . The beds are terribly uncomfortable and you better bring your own towels ...the women's house has barely adult kids in it who are confrontational bullies ... DON'T DO IT ! Oh I forgot this part.... You'll have to detox off the detox meds and if you refuse they won't let you "level up" I went in addicted to alcohol and have been detoxing from a gallon bag of unnecessary pharmaceuticals for days now ...

For this review I need to first say that this was my first time in treatment and my first time thinking about recovery, so I don't know if some of you will find my opinions useful but if you want to know if I would recommend this facility then read this whole review. First for the inpatient readers I would recommend. The staff for the most part show or are good at pretending that they care which helps. They are still human so it's possible for personalities to clash but they will let it go if you will. As far as what can be gained, I feel as though the group I was there with and the fact of there being few people there helped it feel more personal. Because of this your experience may vary but if you go in with an open mind, stay open to suggestions, try things even if they may feel tedious, dumb, or redundant, and put in a little effort I feel like it's a good first step to recovery. Going in I don't know what I was thinking or what to expect but 7 Summit Pathways helped me change my perspective which made me feel better about life. Eventhough my daily changed very little my feelings about it got drastically better. Going in I didn't realize that I couldn't see where my life was going but this experience helped me slightly open my eyes and made me more aware than I was. Ps One of the best things was unexpectedly getting cranial sacral, massage, or bio bed to get a break from intense introspection.