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Tuesday | 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM |
Wednesday | 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM |
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Friday | 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM |
Saturday | 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM |
Sunday | 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM |
Mia Love rated 1 4 months ago disgusting place!
i was raped here then victim blamed by staff, they have taken down my review so i will post again:
It has been years since I have been to wings and I still think about what's happened to me here far too often.
the staff told me I was making it up. to my face, some said they believed me at first, but i asked a staff member what they thought happened and she said "you made it up because you got caught". my suspicions were confirmed. for the record, the client that assaulted me also assaulted another client who didn't want to tell wings after seeing how they handled my rape. i don't blame wings for my assault, but i do blame them for the aftermath. the way they gave me a "reflection assignment" to reflect on my assault. the assignment said "how did you feel before, during, after the event? what could i have done different?" i was told the point was to
my EMDR therapist did EMDR with me around the assault, only to afterwards tell me "oh police don't want you to do EMDR if you want to press charges, it lessens the emotion which is what you want for a case."
my house manager continually punished me after i got assaulted, retaliated against me and put me into impossible situations unlike she did any client i saw--to the point another (much nicer) staff member suggested i file a grievance.
wings also neglected to give me assessment after i continued to ask. if they would've assessed me like I asked and like they were supposed to for new admits, maybe we could've actually treated my autism and adhd instead of ignoring it and telling me my tiredness is resistance and non compliance. I was there for 9 months, for many of those months asking my therapist if I could be bipolar. (spoiler alert, i'm not. it was the burnout cycle from being autistic) they didn't ever test me. but they did put me on multiple antipsychotics that gave me terrible physical symptoms. Also missed that I had several chronic illnesses.
also was made to sleep in a house with someone who had been threatening violence on me (completely unprovoked) after i told staff multiple times i didn't feel safe sleeping in a house with them. also had staff members sleeping with clients. also had staff members without valid credentials. also had staff members telling clients about drug binges. also had staff members telling clients other clients personal information.also had staff driving clients around with breathalyzers in their cars from DUIs.
seems like another place that is great at taking money but awful at providing adequate care. this was the most unprofessional and catty group of staff i've ever seen. i saw the rotating door of staff members in the 9 months i was there. also wings completely stopped responding to my parents after promising periodic updates, at the time i was freshly 18.
my heart hurts writing this. I CAME HERE FOR HELP. this place pushed me deeper into burnout and depression and confusion than i was when i arrived. i am so tired of inadequate for-profit mental health treatment. i came into wings eager to become something better. i was sad but had hope. this place has taken more hope from me. 4 years later i am STILL in trauma therapy trying to recover from this vile place and they are STILL taking down my reviews and trying to silence me.
so wings, give me my money back, it’s the least you can do. or keep silencing the victims you created to pay your bills. i have a hunch you’re going to choose the profitable option! exploiting and retraumatizing the mentally ill is pretty profitable, i’ll give you that. |
bonnie McLaughlin rated 5 4 months ago This is an amazing program that honestly changed my life. They have a really unique approach trauma and addiction. They use emdr in their trauma therapy, and you also see your primary therapist. I made so much progress here. As well, the staff is very understanding and welcoming. I also stayed in their sober livings and the houses are beautiful and clean. I also can't say enough good things about the house managers. They went out of their way to work with me and genuinely cared about what I was going through. If I could give them 6 stars I would. |
Aj Morris rated 1 9 months ago I’m only giving a 1 star because I’m not allowed to cross into the negative values. Staff didn’t even pretend to care about my suffering wife. They were satisfied with throwing at her stupidly high doses of gabapentin to try and get her to shut up. And by the way I’ve left already one or two reviews for these guys and they somehow keep deleting them. They’re sitting at a 3.7 because I’m sure they got 5 staff members to leave 5 star reviews and now *actual* people who have experience with this place are leaving non biased 3rd party reviews. None of the therapists my wife worked with were actual therapists—they were associates who the company tries to disguise as real therapists. Anyway I’ll stop here because I’ve wasted too much finger energy doing reviews that get deleted. Google sucks for that and should fix that loophole. As I always say with these guys and I’ll say it again: this Wings Recovery is a halfway house disguised as a recovery center whose wings have fallen because they cause the clients to leave with more trauma than they came in with. The end. |
Gina Anderson rated 4 10 months ago I really enjoyed my overall experience with Wings. My primary therapist was extremely intelligent and knowledgeable and I feel better equipped with the information and insight I was provided. The people here (clients, technicians, and therapists) made this a safe and welcoming environment to heal in. Thank you Wings! |
DNA Rose rated 5 a year ago I am so grateful for my time at Wings. The therapists and staff have shown so much care and compassion. Even though there are no therapists who specialize in Autism, everyone was incredibly accommodating and willing to learn more. Very LGTBQ+ supportive and safe! The houses for residential are nice and well kept and the staff actually care and are kind. The groups are a combination of process and education. Many groups will begin with reading a worksheet about a topic or skill and then the rest of the time is spent discussing how people feel about and how to apply it. Some groups are entirely process. |