The treatment here is effective, they did however lose a bag containing my laptop, birth certificate, and a flash-drive containing digital forms of my ID and Social Security Card. An entire suitcase of clothes was also “missing” after my discharge. Nobody’s answering when I call, there’s no email communication, and there’s no information as to how my personal valuables just went missing. If you value the safety and security of your personal health information and your property, explore better options than Serenity Grove.

Serenity Grove Detox is a wonderful program to detox and mellow your emotions out coming back to reality they have a wonderful staff to help you. I've been to other rehabs and this is best I've ever been to They really do care and work with you they are very compassionate. After my 30 day detox I transitioned to the next level of care where I learned to do things for myself and not relying on someone else to make your decisions for you but also taught you to return to a life without drugs and alcohol they really help you dig deep into fixing your emotional issues and navigating this crazy world we live in. I became very close with all the people who run the program and the clients there Everyone has your back and I cried when I had to leave but I'm off to bigger things. CHOOSE SERENITY GROVE WHERE COMPASSION AND HOPE LIVE! HUGS Dana P

This place has helped my mom in more ways than we could or asked for.

Thankful they got me to a place where I can really get better definitely was the first step

I can only speak to the intake process for a loved one but from the moment I called they were there to comfort me as much as my loved one. They saw the fear and sadness in my eyes and were there to instill trust and comfort me. I even got a hug before I left. I am happy that we found SG.

I absolutely loved serenity Grove and all of the staff! They made me feel so comfortable during my detox!

As proud as I am to share my recovery story… I’m equally PROUD to say that it all started at Serenity Grove in July of 2022. After calling numerous facilities (via 3-way calling with my family on the other line) we all knew, after hanging up with Serenity, that it was the place for me. The warm & inviting tone of the staff (from intake calls, to checking in… nursing staff & counselors…) melted away the stress & anxiety many of us feel when seeking substance abuse help, and allowed me to focus on getting well. Everyone was incredibly professional and caring… and because many of them have a personal connection to recovery - their knowledge & experience were pivotal in reminding me that I was/am not alone… and that RECOVERY IS POSSIBLE! I will forever be grateful for my 34 days at Serenity Grove.

When my brother reached a breaking point in his substance use, we were desperate to find somewhere safe — and fast. As someone in recovery myself, I know how fragile and critical those early days can be. You want to believe there’s a place that will truly hold and stabilize someone, not just “process” them. But when it’s your person, when they’re in crisis, making that decision feels impossible. We chose Serenity Grove, and I can honestly say: it was the right choice. My brother spent two weeks there. After months of not sleeping, he was able to rest the very first night. That might not sound like much to some people, but anyone who’s experienced severe anxiety or withdrawal knows — that kind of peace is a gift. He quickly began to feel safe. Supported. Cared for. He connected with a couple of the nurses in a way that gave him real comfort. That matters more than anything when you’re raw, detoxing, and unsure if you can keep going. He’s still navigating some anxiety — that’s to be expected after years of heavy Delta-8 and Delta-9 use. But it’s no longer debilitating. He can close his eyes without panic. He had only one full-blown panic attack during his stay, and it was the day before he discharged — a testament to how much he was able to stabilize. The truth is: he didn’t get to that place overnight, and he’s not going to get back to himself overnight either. Time takes time. Recovery is a process. It’s about learning to stay, to trust the slow healing, to let the nervous system reset — moment by moment. Serenity Grove created the kind of environment where that slow beginning could actually happen. For anyone out there trying to decide where to send someone they love, I just want to say: I’ve been where you are. It’s terrifying. But Serenity Grove didn’t just “handle” my big brother — they held him. And they gave both of us something we hadn’t felt in a long time: hope.