Testimonials

When I came to Reflections, I was at rock bottom physically, emotionally and spiritually. I was ignorant, angry, broken and I thought I had no hope. I didn’t know how to cope. I had no self-love. Reflection’s staff saw potential in me before I could see it in myself. They never gave up on me. I was taught me how to be a better version of myself. Today I am knowledgeable. Today I am Respectful. Today I have integrity. Today my actions align with my values.Thank you Reflections, for loving me until I could love myself.

I entered rehab at 22, and spent the first 30 days the same as I had spent most of my life: using my intelligence to mask my issues. It took a harsh dose of truth- served by Dave Cox himself- to break through all my carefully constructed defenses and reach the vulnerable girl hiding inside. I was truly shocked to realize the unhealthy thinking and dishonest behaviors that had become a natural way of life for me. My 90-day treatment didn’t just save my life- it changed me. I am a better person, a more genuine friend, a more humble and teachable daughter, and a more supportive and forgiving sister. I have a higher quality of relationships than I ever thought possible- especially the relationship I have with myself. I am grateful that my treatment was customized for me, rather than a generalized curriculum. There is no one way to approach addiction, there is no longer one face of addiction, and there is no one more genuine and brutally honest in treating addiction than Dave Cox. I’m 27 now; a happily married homeowner with a great career, forever grateful to be an addict.

Reflections Treatment Center was able to address ALL of my recovery needs. The staff was not only highly skilled and knowledgeable about drug and alcohol rehabilitation, but empathetic towards my needs as a very newly sober patient as well. I strongly feel that my experience was beneficial due to the excellent quality of care and therapy that I was given. Every hour at Reflections was accounted for. Groups included but were not limited to: Process and educational groups, meditation, nutrition, and twelve step recovery meetings as well as groups designed for more intensive recovery focused goals, like anger-management or relapse-prevention.Family therapy is also integrated into a client’s treatment plan.. One-on-one therapy included meeting often with my counselor. Patients were also take to the gym daily to emphasize healthy habits. The food and cleanliness were also excellent. All in all, I could not have asked for a better rehabilitation center to embark on my new, sober way of living!

I walked in full of fear and anger but with a beautiful gift. The gift of desperation. For me, to drink is to die. I know that today. I stayed in treatment for 90 days, and have continued one-on-one counseling and working the 12 steps. I found a fellowship of addicts and alcoholics that I could relate to. I found freedom in the 12 steps and I slowly started to recover. I had to look at my past, my wreckage and see my part in it. Then my counselor and my sponsor helped guide me in the amends process. What a freedom I have today. The beautiful thing is that life has not been easy the last 2 years but I don’t have to drink over it. Every morning I wake up sober I have a clean slate to walk my next 24 hours. I have that choice today.