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EXCELLENTTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. I highly recommend AFRS to anyone seeking outpatient rehab support they genuinely care about their clients’ success and recovery. The staff is incredibly supportive and understanding, and the program’s structure really helped me stay accountable. I especially benefited from the group therapy sessions, which made me feel connected and understood.Posted on GoogleTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. 5 stares for Addiction Free Recovery Services because that is the most I can give! Coming from someone who has a loved one still attending their outpatient intensive program they have so far done an amazing job. No words can explain how blessed we are to have found them. Veronica is amazing always calling to check up on not only my husband but our family in general. They are so welcoming and extremely helpful. I have also gotten to know Annie and I really can not express my sincere gratitude to these two woman! Thank you for all your help so far and we hope to continue our recovery process with you.Posted on GoogleTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. My experience at AFRS was life changing. The staff were well qualified and informed about the subject of addiction. The groups provided a well rounded curriculum addressing relevant and current research. The staff delivered professional and individualized treatment plans that were tailored to my specific needs. Under their guidance and support I was able to understand my addiction and develop a skill set that allows me to live a happy, and sober lifestyle. My therapist, Marisela and my case manager Veronica helped me to transform from a very broken person, into the confident and sober person that I am today. I have so much gratitude for the staff who helped me throughout the process. I will always cherish the experience, strength, and hope that AFRS offered to me when I needed it most. Thank you, Kathy P.Posted on GoogleTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. This program is really good. Veronica is a great case manager. All staff are great. The work done here has really helped in my recovery. I would recommend those struggling with any type of addiction to choose this program.Posted on GoogleTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. Super grateful for the team here at AFRS and MHM. Mariela and Veronica were awesome at what they do and kept me in check along the way. I’m super grateful for the team and everything they do to support your recovery. Ready to go into the world with all the tools I need to be successful.Posted on GoogleTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. If I can give this place more than 5 stars I would. This place is amazing. If your looking for a outpatient facility for alcohol or substance abuse this is the place to go to. This place saved my life. Tanya and Mariela gave me the tools to recovery from my alcohal addiction. They put in 100% for my recovery and went above and beyond for me. Jay DosanjhPosted on GoogleTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. Had a great experience here, met tons of great people, the staff here is A+, super supportive and friendly. They always try new ways to help us enjoy and get through recovery. very grateful for this placePosted on GoogleTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. I'll make this as concise as possible. There are times in ones' life when things are not ideal. Regardless of what coping mechanisms we may have things can get out of control before we know it. I for one, am one of those people. I experienced (what I felt like) near catastrophic life changing events in 2024 and it led me down a dark and lonely path. I turned to the only thing that was consistent in my life...alcohol. Substance Use Disorder does not discriminate. It doesn't care about our educational level, our social caste, our health, our past experiences. It's an insidious disease. And being someone who is in the medical profession, I will attest to the fact that it is indeed, a disease. There is a stigma that comes with SUD. It doesn't mean we're weak, it doesn't mean we are insignificant... it means we have fallible coping skills that can lead us on a treacherous road. There is nothing wrong asking for help. In fact, I honestly believe you're a stronger person if you do ask for help. I came to AFRS in October of 2024. I was treated kindly not only by my peers, but by staff as well. There are incredible people who work here who want to truly help you. It can sometimes be difficult for friends and family to understand our struggles. Hence, it is truly invigorating to be around like-minded people who understand you and have similar experiences . It may seem scary at first, but once you take the step to get help for any type of treatment, it can be life changing. I look forward to the next chapters in my life and being here at AFRS equipped me with more 'tools' to deal with life on life's terms. Thank you all there at AFRS for all the support and I am grateful to all the people I have met here. If you're on the fence about receiving treatment... don't! It may not be easy, but it will definitely be worth it.
