Next Level Recovery

"Next Level Recovery provided me the opportunity to regain control of my life and reprioritize my self worth and value. I am very grateful to the entire staff and I appreciate their insights and shared knowledge."

"Next Level Recovery stands out from traditional substance abuse programs by not only providing education and cessation strategies but also offering a unique experience. When you reach out in search of a sober living environment, you are greeted by Mike Brown himself, a compassionate individual who has played a pivotal role in my journey to recovery. I have had the privilege of residing in his sober living houses on two separate occasions, as well as participating in his intensive outpatient program. Mike Brown has proven to be more than just a supporter. Moreover, when I discovered I was pregnant, I reached out to Mike, and he swiftly arranged for me to move into one of his finest sober living houses within a few hours. His dedication to my well-being is a testament to his genuinely admirable character. Furthermore, Mike's wife (whom I haven’t met) shares his passion for creating a welcoming atmosphere in the sober living houses. She invests her energy into decorating these spaces, aiming to transform them into genuine homes. Their commitment to enhancing the quality of life for individuals in recovery is commendable. My journey towards sobriety has spanned an extended period, during which I have undergone a profound transformation in both my lifestyle and mindset. While Next Level Recovery played an instrumental role in my progress, the true catalyst for change was the experience of residing in their sober living houses. These environments foster personal growth by allowing individuals to take ownership of their lives while also providing essential resources for those struggling. A well-designed sober living program should never be overly controlling, but rather empower individuals to learn how to care for themselves. However, it should also offer a safety net to prevent anyone from falling into the depths of despair. Next Level Recovery understands this delicate balance and ensures that residents are equipped with the necessary skills to thrive independently while offering support when needed."

"The owner of Next Level (Mike) told me that "No one wants you here, you do not belong." This was after I had spent 1.5 weeks integrating myself into a great community. I took notes, I was committed, I continued to participate. Both my therapists said I was so great and said they thought I would flourish in this program! My belief is that he was too lazy to fix their insurance mistake. My insurance reached out several times to fix their error, with no response. But I was told I was 'unfit', by Mike, who I had never met or interacted with. Mike called me to apologize and asked me to come back once he realized I had PR influence. He said 'he was just having a bad day'. I cannot imagine the words he spoke to me, going through to someone more fragile than I, and having someone so trusted be so demeaning. "You are not wanted", "You do not fit", "No one wants you here". These are not things I want my fellow recoveries to hear - Especially when not warranted in the slightest. I love the coaches. I loved the environment. But when the owner thinks he can get away with saying those things to me, I can't imagine what he's said to others. Disgusting."

"Mike Brown is very professional and passionate about his work. He is always willing to go the extra mile to help his clients reach their goals and get on the right path. Next level recovery changed my life, I would highly recommend it to anybody struggling with addiction that is looking for something different. Sober living properties is an amazing place to live! Their homes are nice, they can help you pay rent, and the structure makes you feel very safe and connected."

"I did next level IOP. All I can say is don’t go there! There is maybe one good therapist there by the name of Billy. Mike brown is a crook, he will lie to your face, threaten you place of living over something small. The amount of rent you have to pay if your not on voucher is 850-1000$ Varies per resident So many people come and go that work there It just goes to show how Mike Brown handles people and business. They kicked me out for missing a UA while I was on vacation. Avoid MIKE BROWN AT ALL COST"