Resolutions Arlington

I love Resolutions. The staff is amazing, the TAs are always willing to help. It’s clean, the food is great and I feel safe. Great place for reflection and preparation.

I loved my stay here. Jose the TA only seconds Ms. T. Ms T is the best client advocate i have ever met in the many treatment centers i’ve attended. the only downside is, is that you have to be programming in order to live here and my insurance became super finicky. but the therapists are wonderful, the TAs rock, and Danny and Ms. T are the best ever. The rooms are super nice, the clients are a hit or miss but during my stay here, it was the most community i’ve ever felt. I’ve never felt so much love. The only other downside is is that some TAs don’t chart so there’s a pretty big inconsistency when it comes to UAs. One misunderstanding and you’re out — I watched it happen a few times during my stay. It was depressing to see. Regardless, i love every single person there. they have helped make me who i am today. Much love to the Reso and GHOP staff <3

I would give this place zero stars if I could. When I first heard about this place I thought it sounded amazing. I am currently six months sober. I did 28 days at greenhouse and I spent two weeks at resolution. In those two weeks, not only was I bullied by the other residence who got away with it. But also, I was falsely accused of calling people names, and of spreading rumors while other people were allowed to say the same names I was falsely accused of saying. if you wanna stay sober, this is NOT the place to go! They’ll kick you out for no good reason and any reason that they want to. The only 2 good things I can say about it is it has structure and they make you attend one meeting every single day of the week. But, I wouldn’t consider them completely serious about your sobriety. And there’s only one single staff member that I would give 1000 stars for and that is Ms. Michelle. She is the onlycaring and respectful and understanding person there.

I attended Resolutions in Arlington, TX for over six weeks, completing the PHP portion of the program and working through IOP. While I gained valuable tools during my time there, my overall experience was deeply marred by unprofessionalism and inconsistencies in policy enforcement. One of the most significant issues was the behavior of my assigned therapist, BEONICA. Her communication style was consistently HARSH, UNEMPATHETIC, and often DISMISSIVE. While I initially defended her approach as "tough love," it became evident that her demeanor was COUNTERPRODUCTIVE to fostering a supportive environment. Therapists are meant to advocate for their clients, but I never felt that support from her. Instead, she often DEFLECTED RESPONSIBILITY and AVOIDED ACCOUNTABILITY for her own mistakes. Toward the end of my stay, I was accused of breaking confidentiality in process group. This accusation stemmed from information that was not shared in the group setting but rather outside of it, making the claim baseless. Additionally, I was questioned about my personal life outside the facility during my approved weekend passes. These passes are explicitly meant to be personal time, with the only requirement being a clean drug and alcohol test upon return—which I consistently passed. Despite this, my personal choices were scrutinized and used as grounds for punitive action. What was most troubling was the selective enforcement of rules. I was discharged for fraternization, despite the facility's staff approving my passes, knowing who I would be with. This selective enforcement was both UNFAIR and HYPOCRITICAL, as other residents openly engaged in similar behavior without facing the same consequences. Furthermore, the way my discharge was handled felt unnecessarily punitive and disrespectful. I was denied the advocacy and understanding that a recovery-focused facility should provide. While I appreciate the knowledge I gained during my time there, the TOXIC dynamics and LACK OF PROFESSIONALISM from key staff members left me questioning the integrity of the program. Recovery is about honesty, accountability, and mutual support, and I felt these values were often absent in the actions of the staff. I hope this review encourages the facility to reevaluate its practices and foster an environment that genuinely supports recovery without bias or double standards.

Clean safe place with a Great Staff!!!😊

I dislike that it’s an halfway house by apartments and we have people coming from the halfway house to steal people packages please stop doing that how are y’all trying to better yourself and you come to steal people packages

Theresa, Miss Bobbi, Mrs. Jackson, Leah, Lo...They're all amazing and I love them

I'm currently a resident.