Turnbridge

I fully emerged myself in any support or trainings that Turnbridge offered when my son was there and they were there for me every step of the way. But yes, there were obstacles and it was hard to learn to say no to my son and stop enabling him. But Turnbridge taught me how to do that. They don't just put a band aid on a client and send them on their way. They have the clients really dig in, learn how to feel and express their emotions and learn how to overcome obstacles that are really challenging. My son did not want to stay when things got challenging and threatened to leave as it was hard for him to be vulnerable.. But now, 5 1/2 years sober, he knows that he needed long term treatment (14 months) to change his thinking and gain skills for success and independence. I truly did not see obvious change with his behaviors and overall health until he was at Turnbridge for 6 months. His body and mind needed to heal and re-train his reactions and thoughts when life gets challenging. Thank you Turnbridge, for being there for us. Truly grateful..

Turnbridge saved our son

I would NOT recommend this place at all if you identify as queer, LGBTQIA, transgender, non-binary, or a BIPOC. Turnbridge is a luxury, but money does not buy long term sobriety or happiness. I graduated this program after 2+ years out of my own desperation for recovery, but not without a lot of trauma and hardships due to TB\'s lack of inclusivity, diversity, and accountability.

My daughter has been in TB for 13 months; she is about to turn 23 and is dealing with alcohol addiction, co-dependency, and bi-polar disorder. She\'s a bit of a rebel, but also wants to do well. It has not always been a smooth ride but TB is a HUGE blessing, and has been helping my daughter, and our family, in ways that seem way beyond what I could have hoped for. They care, they are knowledgable. My daughter has been taking classes online during the pandemic at college and plans to return in Sept. Healing and living, it\'s process! I am extremely grateful for and to TB.

Turnbridge is a great place. I read some of the negative reviews and frankly almost laugh. Certainly many of the young people who have attended Tunbridge may not like it, getting sober and living a good life is hard. My son spent several months in Tunbridge and their program absolutely works. I believe it saved his life. The entire staff doesn\'t \"do it for the money\" they do it to help people. My son was meth addict and frankly extremely difficult for months until his brain started to heal. The staff at Tunbridge never gave up, they never stopped trying to help him. There is no perfect solution to help an addict, it\'s a process. The staff at Tunbridge with the experience they have and with as much care as possible do their best. That is the only solution the rest is up to the individual. May God bless all the staff at Turnbridge.