Campus Recovery Center

They really care about helping people move forward in a healthy, respectful and supportive environment.

The staff, facilities and the care here are just amazing. Highly recommend!

This place is incredible. The knowledge and care that the staff have for all of their patients is amazing. Highly recommend!!

My son was transferred from Beacon to the PAX Campus Recovery center in Ft. Worth. The van that transported him there was infested with roaches & it went downhill from there. Staff inappropriately mingled with patients, fights were allowed to continue & he was asked to sleep on the couch because a new patient insisted on a private room. My son is going to detail all the things wrong with PAX in separate post. PLEASE DONT SEND ANYONE TO PAX WHO IS SERIOUSLY ABOUT THEIR RECOVERY! MY SON LEFT THE FACILITY AFTER HE WAS ASKED TO GIVE US HIS BED & SLEEP ON THE COUCH!

An absolutely amazing place. 10/10 would recommend to any friends or family that are struggling. From the amazing alumni coordinators (CJ and Cody) to the incredible therapists (Gram, Deb, and Anna), everybody is so supportive and welcoming. And it’s not just the group therapy that rocks. There’s fun community outings, beach days, and cookouts to build a strong connection with peers. I am so glad I had the opportunity to build stability and grow with my Campus Recovery family.

I was there for about three months. It was a wonderful experience. All of the staff were great very attentive to needs was able to grow in the community of people that I was there with was amazing.

This campus recovery center was amazing, and saved me a lifetime friendship. My friend went in for severe depression and a drug issue, and he ended up getting clean and his head back on the right track. He mentioned two spectacular people one being Deborah, who was his main therapist who talked him through most of his problems, and Andrien the client care coordinator! This is definitely the spot in lake worth Florida!

This is my full thoughts on this place after thinking what to write two months post discharging from doing 90 days here. Preface: if you are thinking about going to treatment here or another location in the area, look up and do some research into the Florida shuffle, and if you’re wondering if this center is apart of this problem the answer is yes. Misleading information: First of all the photos uploaded by owner are of a completely different center or are ai generated, the housing and clinical building I spent 3 months at were completely different and much less nice. They advertise to have a pool, they don’t. Staff: with the exception of a few staff who are truly amazing and actually care about their job, specifically Lauren, drew, Paul, Brandon, rob, Cody, Deb and Ana. Other staff specifically on the BHT team are quite ghetto, on power trips, and treat clients as inferior. They hound you to do your chores which are essentially to make your unit look like a professional cleaning service has come through daily. Plate in the sink? You’re penalized. A few crumbs on the stove top? You’re penalized. Clean folded laundry left on the bed waiting to be put away when they come do the twice daily room sweeps? You guessed it you’re penalized. If you get penalized you’re brought into the great and powerful Jen’s office to basically be told your crumb you left on the stove is a detriment to your roommates recovery and that you have lost privileges. Lack of resources and client needs neglect: Speaking of Jen the clinical director, she is probably the most grimey of them all, she goes to lengths to make herself and inaccessible to clients who have legitimate concerns regarding the program and those clients are also told they are not allowed to bring up any such issues in groups. Clinical services and groups They don’t talk about any relapse prevention planning one on one, brain mapping sounds cool but is ineffective if you only do it for a short period of time, to me it’s just another thing they can charge your insurance for. The groups themselves are 50 minutes with a 10 minute break, and during the groups you will not be allowed for any reason including using the bathroom and if you do you are made to feel ashamed for having nature call by bht staff. In my opinion this place is not ripped to deal with substance abuse disorder, mental health it is ok, but if you are struggling with addiction find another place ideally in a different state. Rules The rules are absolutely insane here, there’s no co mingling allowed on property between the boys and the girls, yet they expect us to have a good community dynamic without affording us a chance to develop one. Safety and over admittance (this one is important) On several times during my 3 months there, they admitted individuals who were in active psychosis episodes that they did were not able to provide the level of care needed by these individuals, but the insurance check cleared so that’s all they cared about. The only bit of good One good thing that I was very appreciative of was the fact that I was allowed to work in my industry which usually has very late hours and was able to get curfew extension Edit: Thanks for the reply but it’s too bad you wouldn’t listen while I was actually in the program. Too little, too late. TLDR This rehab center is misleading—fake photos, no pool, and subpar care for addiction. Some great staff, but many are rude and overly strict. Leadership ignores concerns, and rules are extreme. Safety is questionable; they admit clients they can’t properly treat just for the insurance money.