Homewood Health Centre
| 150 Delhi Street, Guelph |
5 oranları
4.80/10.00 |
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+1 519-824-1010 |
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Paul Zwirko (26.10.2017 13:17)
Absolutely terrible place staff does not understand the addiction they want you to quit smoking as well terrible how are you supposed to quit to have it's a one time tell me that you can't even smoke in your car if you want to Tim Hortons sad but true treat you like your kindergarten kid I understand the part about not drinking just don't understand the part where they don't let you smoke in your own car off property which is ridiculous because the government serves you booze to feed the addiction and profits $28 billion revenue a year and they want you to quit smoking but yet they still sell cigarettes go figure that one out... absolutely if you're a smoker don't go there it's like jail
Absolutely terrible place staff does not understand the addiction they want you to quit smoking as well terrible how are you supposed to quit to have it's a one time tell me that you can't even smoke in your car if you want to Tim Hortons sad but true treat you like your kindergarten kid I understand the part about not drinking just don't understand the part where they don't let you smoke in your own car off property which is ridiculous because the government serves you booze to feed the addiction and profits $28 billion revenue a year and they want you to quit smoking but yet they still sell cigarettes go figure that one out... absolutely if you're a smoker don't go there it's like jail
Tansyn Hood (14.09.2017 01:45)
Very sad to hear that this private facility shut down the CA meeting there due to difference of opinions. Not every fellowship is for every person and that is why it is good to offer a variety to those still searching for a solution. It is unfortunate to see politics and hurt feelings get in the way of people's recovery.
Very sad to hear that this private facility shut down the CA meeting there due to difference of opinions. Not every fellowship is for every person and that is why it is good to offer a variety to those still searching for a solution. It is unfortunate to see politics and hurt feelings get in the way of people's recovery.
Donna Coward (28.07.2017 04:30)
Sent high risk family member and within 3 weeks of arrival encouraged her to spend a weekend in hotel. After relapsing (of course!) they booted her out.
Sent high risk family member and within 3 weeks of arrival encouraged her to spend a weekend in hotel. After relapsing (of course!) they booted her out.
Corinne Mafturack (31.05.2017 05:52)
Thank God for Homewood! I went here twice in 2010 and have been clean and sober ever since. Homewood educated me on the disease of addiction and introduced me to a solution which is called the 12 steps. I am forever grateful to Don Weber and Deb Hadwen, angels in my eyes. If you are WILLING to learn a new way to live, this place with show you how to live one day at a time.
Thank God for Homewood! I went here twice in 2010 and have been clean and sober ever since. Homewood educated me on the disease of addiction and introduced me to a solution which is called the 12 steps. I am forever grateful to Don Weber and Deb Hadwen, angels in my eyes. If you are WILLING to learn a new way to live, this place with show you how to live one day at a time.
Bill Byrne (18.05.2017 17:55)
I find Homewood is lacking discipline, too much leeway and freedom. The staff and nurses do not check on you if you do not attend programming. They leave that responsibility up to you. On a much more positive note, their program works. It's a matter of looking within and challenging oneself. I just finished the ptsr program, I found it intense yet productive and helpful. I also found it's a matter of willingness. One has to be WILLING to do what is necessary, and not let any exterior disturbances interrupt your program. The work really starts after finishing, they give you the tools and it's up to oneself to preservere.
I find Homewood is lacking discipline, too much leeway and freedom. The staff and nurses do not check on you if you do not attend programming. They leave that responsibility up to you. On a much more positive note, their program works. It's a matter of looking within and challenging oneself. I just finished the ptsr program, I found it intense yet productive and helpful. I also found it's a matter of willingness. One has to be WILLING to do what is necessary, and not let any exterior disturbances interrupt your program. The work really starts after finishing, they give you the tools and it's up to oneself to preservere.
