Gosnold Behavioral Health

If you’re in trouble, go there, they will save your life. The RA’S & nurses are there right next to you. They are real!! They will tell you how it is they’re not full of shit in the toilet nicely bluntly trust and rely on them

Disappointed in the policy of lack of inclusion of family members and significant others in the treatment of the recovering addict. It would seem beneficial to promote family involvement in the recovery process, during inpatient, outpatient and individual treatment, as it would provide crucial feedback and a perspective from those living with and affected by the addict and therefore improve outcomes. Unfortunately the treatment team at Gosnold and individual Gosnold therapists deal exclusively with the addicted individual with no opportunity for household contact and family to provide any feedback or contribute in any way, potentially impeding the accountability and transparency of the addict and therefore the success of the recovery process. This seems like a very misguided philosophy fraught with opportunities for relapse and continued substance abuse.

Let me start off by saying this: Just because your loved one didn’t get it this time around is not the fault of this facility. They do their damndest & the staff care about the patients. Wasn’t even going to leave a review but I’m just blown away by the inaccurate criticisms by family members of former Gosnold patients. Top notch food, accommodations are a bit dated but nothing awful. Beautiful locations. Tranquil atmosphere & smoke breaks are allowed. I don’t know what else y’all want from a place. The IOP program was amazing & I had great aftercare. It took three tries but now I’m at nearly 3 years sober & it is all because of this facility.

I greatly benefited from my time at Gosnold this past spring and would like to share a little feedback if it might help others. The journey is tough, but I’ve been to two other programs and this time it finally made sense.

In a perverse way it works it was so bad I never want to go back and will hopefully stay sober. Food good medical care good but the patients run the facility and those in charge look the other way. Many clients have the choice between Gosnold and the street. Its better then being homeless