Best Halfway House Flint Near Me

Greg Stevens: New Paths Inc. is a great place to start your Recovery from drugs and alcohol.

Matt Paquette: I went in to drop yesterday to drop like told and was told we don’t have your information than I today I call and they tell me I never went and and my probation that too

john ward: Great place for someone who wants to get their life back in order. Not been myself but doing great things for someone I know

Brandon Burck: The Best Ever That's All I Have To Say!!!

Christina Lado: I've been there n they really do help people with drug additions.

Kristin Hillaker: The girl princess that works here is extremely rude! You’d think if you work at a place like this you’d have some compassion for people but she has none! Just so rude. I’ll be sure to let others know what’s considered acceptable.

Diane Peeke: Very helpful and caring. All the employees go out of their way to help.

Troy Gray: Been at nepath 90 days

David Estep: Lots of nice stuff at good prices

Tammy Macshara: They are a resource that's help with a lot of issues

Amie Kreh: I love my therapist at New path. she always advocates for me .

Clarice Greenman: So many amazing staff and truly encouraging, motivating, and dedicated individuals helping those struggling in the community and ready to make a change for the better. Mrs. Wilson is the best!!!

Jeremy Tyree: Place is junk. The staff is arrogant and if there isn't anything racial the staff will make it that way. Place needs to be shut down. Makes no sense to let a place owned by judges and attorneys be funded to take people sentenced by the same people

Robert w. Reul jr.: Not very supervise........

Sharon Carter: This is a perfect place for anyone that needs sobriety or has an addiction, the employees are very nice, and they allow you to bring family members things they need, and they are very friendly. My family member started there and he has accomplished great things since going there. still on the path to recovery and will always have to take one day at a time.

Shelly Walker: New Paths is a wonderful place to transition from recovery & into the real world

ODEE422 (ODEEMAN): Very nice place caz this place helps u get back on the right road I your life this place can save your life use it for the right reason I've been going to this place being help threw out the years know alot of decent folk Mr. Rogers and Mr. Gadola r some great people they will help u get threw your problems and to be a better person if u let them God Bless new path...

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Kari carpenter: Staff is very rude

Joseph Josling: Flint Odyssey House saves lives

Jennifer Harris: While my husband was currently in between an inpatient rehab and a psychiatric center I made a phone call to solely get information regarding this Recovery House/ sober living. I am not familiar with how these places work, what or who they allow into their program. I couldn't even tell you if this is a program, a housing center or a timed rehab of some kind. I explained to the lady who answered my call what my husband was going through, his potential needs and most importantly that i was calling to try to help him help himself considering hes currently fresh into a psychiatric center at the moment and not in the best state of mind to call them himself. She would not give me any type of info, she wouldn't even explain how to me how the "housing" works. Instead told me several times to have him call them because shw could only speak to him. I wasnt asking for top secret details nor did i need any personal information of any kind. The phone call was ended by me asking her if she liked her job and i told her she should be ashamed of herself. Theres no reason she couldn't explain to me what exactly the flint odyssey house is and what they do for people there. Shes answering phones and is therefore the voice of this place. With that being said she deserves zero stars and a new job that doesn't consist of helping people in any way shape or form. I hope going forward she can find enough goodness in herself to actually be of help to people.

Anthony Barry: UNBELIEVABLE..!!! Never before have I experienced such a ghetto program, for anything. I was very hesitant to go there to detox since I'd heard so many bad things, but it was all I could get into quickly. What a mistake!The staff are incredibly rude. They tell you to wear a mask, while they wear none, though it's they who are most likely to bring Covid in each day. Everything there is broken: the toilet handle, the window crank (can't shut the bathroom window) making it FREEZING in there, both shower control handles. There are TV's in each room, so inconsiderate residents blare the sound all hours day and night, while their roomates are feeling miserable and wanting to rest. Then, to top it off, the "nurse", gave me Subutex, or similar med before it should have been given, throwing me straight into precipitated withdraw, and as I laid thinking I was gonna die, yelling for help...they ignored me for about 8 hours. And if it can make it any worse of an experience, it became clear when I realized not many people were feeling very sick...that this place is FAR more of a homeless shelter than a detox. And the staff know this, so they talk bad to you, believing you probably have nowhere else to go. Absolutely a TERRIBLE experience.

Katy Slaughter: I had to pick a family member up after48 hours. They were left to detox alone in a room. No nurse checked vitals, or passed out meds. She found a ful needle with stuff inside it from a pervious client. They have some weird rules about asking your peers for forgiveness after you "sin" pregnant women fed a sandwich and cottage cheese for the whole day. Can't make.phone calls to family, sounds like a whole circus ran by clowns.

Nick Lyons: Was here for 4 months after several treatment centers and it changed my life. Amazing history, amazing staff. Much different than the other treatment facilities I've been admitted too. Don't expect people to bend over backwards 24/7 for you here, bend over backwards for yourself first. It works if you work it. Much love.

Jesse Judkins: I would like to say I had a good experience here. However I can't. It is a very tyrannical system that focuses on everything you do wrong, very little about anything done right. Residents are expected to encounter each other about what they do wrong on a weekly basis and there is little real clinical staff. Recovery coaches and level 3 and 4 residents are in top level leadership roles for which they are not qualified. They allow level 2 residents to facilitate groups, not being qualified at all with only 8 to 10 weeks clean. And the building is falling apart.

Sarah Hendricks: I've seen reviews on here that disparage Flint Odyssey House as "ran by crackheads" and I think that assessment is quite unfair. There is a diverse variety of staff, from recovery coaches, to clinical counselors and therapists all the way up to directors who have vastly different backgrounds and in my experience, I have found staff competent and caring. Many do have personal recovery experience and implement this knowledge to guide clients and supply empathy to assist individuals with Substance Abuse and Mental Health disorders. I have witnessed individuals go from the "very bottom" to being reunited with families, obtaining college degrees all the way up to Doctorate's and becoming an absolute asset to our community. The residential program is not for the faint of heart. Is it a challenging method of treatment, but when utilized, can bring about tremendous transformation in the individual, the family and the community. Flint Odyssey House has been one of thefactors that have saved my life and gave me a life worth living and I am deeply grateful that the selfless, effective and loving family of Odyssey House exist.

Kenda Olmstead: As long as you put in the work for your recovery, they will give you the tools. Recommend Flint Odyssey House to anyone who is ready to change their life.

Rachel Curran: The only rehab that saved my life

Paula Bridges: Never had a problem with this place. Professional help & they stick with you. My Maggie needs sober living, she wants to go back there.

Joseph: "be aware" " can I get a break up" "I need to convey"

Rosanna Eberhardt: Flint Odyssey House is an amazing program. I was about to lose all rights to my children (2015-16 maybe). I immediately checked myself in to Odyssey House. I stayed 9-10 months. I had my kids back with me permanently within 3 months. I recommend this program to women/men in the same situation I was in all the time! It’s a tough program but if you’re serious this is the place to be to get yourself and your family together. I now have my kids with me ( no CPS involvement), I work full time filing claims for ARW Home Appliance Insurance, and will be graduating in 2022 with a bachelors degree in Health Service Management. The tools I was given from Flint Odyssey House I still use daily. IF YOU ARE WILLING TO DO THE WORK, FLINT ODYSSEY HOUSE WILL GIVE YOU THE RESOURCES AND BACK YOU UP IN COURT. YOUR KIDS WILL THANK YOU!

Tiffany K.: Great therapists at the outpatient facility who helped give me the tools to deal with life on life's terms.

James Harper: You will experience what you put in just like anything in life. This program is a disciplinary behavior modification supported by the therapeutic community(residents and staff).it operates on a level up system to give more responsibility and privileges to them as they earn it. Helps simulate stress and pressure to learn to cope with stress. This pressure also brings out a lot of character flaws that need change for growth. This program is like no other you don't just learn recovery material your expected to put it to use through actions.The true care from the staff is present and offer help to family and parents with children which is a big challenge for some seeking help. There is many pathways to recovery, this tough more blunt approach was what i needed and what worked for me. It has changed my life and many people i know.

Jason Cripe: This is the worst place I've ever been! They publicly humiliate their residents, they expect you to find other residents doing something wrong at least 3 times a day, you can't even look at a member of opposite sex, let alone talk to one. You can't even go to the bathroom without having 3 other residents go with you. There are children running around with a bunch of addict's and alcoholic's. This place was not for me. On the other hand, you can live there for months or even years.

Andrea C: Someone very dear to me got placed in here and they haven't been able to leave the buliding AT ALL for 7 months...Prisoners have more freedom than here and it is a cult. They seldom get phone calls and EVERYTHING has to be approved through their therapist. I feel terrible for anyone who genuinely wants to get clean because this kind of environment is not the place to go for that. Wouldn't wish this on my worst enemy

Debra Persson: This program truly saved my family's life. My husband and I entered Odyssey with our 5 young children June 2019. Through behavior modification and personal accountability, we have turned our life around. I highly recommend this program to people who are willing to put in the hard work and achieve long-term sobriety.

tracy baldwin: Saved my kids and my life, they work on behavior modification so you can learn to be a productive member of society and integrated back in the work force and start being a positive role model for your kids and others. Best decision of my life.

David Parker (Subbie): Horrible experience, residents were cool about it. I got tossed out for a good reason. Can only blame myself for that. Was going to try to escape later that day anyway. Already tried once but got talked into staying.They really need more productive staff who care. Very disorganized. Lot of "unwritten rules". Tried to get involved in as many groups as I could but been bags tossed into holes wasn't why I went. If you have PTSD and learned to internalize anxiety, disappointment and anger good luck.Code violations, Federal HIPPA violations & State LARA Violations. Witnessed and was not given prescribed medications. Instead they made me a zombie since I can't take Ativan. I had to go to residential to get actual paper prescription filled. Detox wouldn't do it and would not produce the actual prescrption for the Valium they made me take.Okay done ranting. Looking at New Paths.

Ry Guy: Odyssey house should be shut down, and probably will be if investigated by code enforcement, health department or DEA. Unprofessional and unorganized, no true medical or psychological clinicians present to aid people that truly want help. They cater to addicts that repeatedly come back for free lodging, food and drugs, not helping them but enabling them to continue ruining their life until they eventually die. How can a rehabilitation center lose you medication and personal belongings? Odyssey house is ran mainly by addicts and the living conditions are deplorable. Would recommend to anyone truly wanting help to go somewhere else that properly staffed with professional help. This place is basically a homeless shelter for addicts, not a true rehabilitation center. Its undeniably appalling to an average person and I feel sorry for anyone that went there seriously trying to get better because this place made me want to jump in the deep end! Glad I'm stronger than that, and I actually thank Odyssey house for terrifying me so bad because it gave me the strength I needed to do it myself! I wouldn't spend 2 more seconds there, Odyssey House is that bad and should be shut down!!!!!!!

jessie roberts: The sound healing and acupuncture was amazing. I am so thankful for the experience and would do it again!

Kim Kachelski: Mason11607 Gaming "Thank you ladies for the work your doing to heal a community." They don't care about community. when the money is gone so are they

Alan Wren: Still on covid restrictions. Ridiculous for vaccinated people 🙄

Brendan Croff: Great spurits

Mason11607 Gaming: Very friendly and welcoming 🙏🏻😊 I am able to relax and release while I'm there. Inner healing for sure! Thank you ladies for the work your doing to heal a community.

Barry Sabin: Very rewarding!

Babygirl sumner: Easy people to get along with.

Lashay Duncan: years ago i loved my time at reach it was fun and really beneficial and i was very lucky to have a place like reach

Arkham Knight: Absolute terrible experience. Not only the filthiness of the runaway safe house disgust me but additions to the disrespect I received from the staff and the trash talk about myself being created behind my back with the counselor Rob. I heard horror stories from other people about him so at least I’m not alone with the terrible experience. I wouldn’t expect Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (MDHHS) to even check because the department doesn’t care about the children but only their money. If you want your child to not run away, either talk with them and care or if they’re just stubborn then ground them instead of giving them a additional scar to their memory.

Kim McSorley: Best facility around for kids to be safe!

Shatala Coleman: Great service to our community

Rebecca Redwine: Celeste was very helpful

Marie Blevins: Love how they try to help the youth in need of help.

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