Center for Problem Resolution

If you're ready for change, this is the place for you. Even though I was court ordered I quickly realized this place has been helpful. In my case I'm learning more than just helpful tips to avoid the charge that brought me here. I wish I would've known about this place years ago. For me C.P.R. has been organized with my paperwork. They have been friendly, and personal, and a lot of the people I've met here I've enjoyed the friendship. I've seen people come here that clearly aren't ready to change, and they don't. They have bad attitudes the whole time, and they're rude to staff. It's sad, but you can't change anyone, you can provide them helpful tools though. The best part of this place? It's open to the public. If I'm still in the area I plan on continuing coming to the classes once my ordered classes are done.

Whoever is at the front desk does not look at messages and will send you straight to voicemail if they feel like it. Not sure why because the place is never that busy. If your job is to answer the phone and help your patrons then do that instead of telling them you haven't checked your messages. People need to complete their programs and your lack of effort only loses you money.

Message for Ken - The Center for Problem Resolution does not own the parking lot or the building; therefore, they do not set the policies. Your post is misinformed.