Ashley Addiction Treatment – Main Campus

"Do NOT send your loved ones here. My wife did the 28 day program and it was the worst decision of my life. There was zero communication from the therapist (Angela) other than a single 2 minute call where she just went through the motions. She scheduled a family counseling session that never happened. No updates, no guidance, zero effort to keep our family in the loop. My wife came out brainwashed and met a whole bunch of other like minded people who became the center of her world after she got out. She relapsed within 30 days, worse than ever, and cheated on me with one of the guys she met there which ended our 10+ year marriage. It's literally a cult of addicts who lie so much they believe themselves. This ruined my marriage, ruined our family, and traumatized my kids. If someone you love needs help please do not send them here, it will ruin your life"

"I would like to express my appreciation to Ashley Treatment (formerly Father Martin Ashley). I came in willingly, open minded and focused and was able to take away what I needed to work AA the way it's supposed to be worked and not white knuckled. Ashley, provided me with the positive mind-set, the counseling and tools to become a better version of myself one day at a time. I will always remember my time here during February 2024, it was not a vacation, nor a walk in the park by any means, but since leaving I have committed to what I was set to do and my life is full again. Remember, the real work begins when you get back out in the real world. I will be returning to Ashley for their annual events to keep myself accountable and to remind myself of where I was once."

"A true gift. Rishi R M.D. Ashley rehabilitation center was recommended by over 40 individuals I know in AA. They provide phenomenal service, especially compared almost all other rehabilitation centers in the US. It is no wonder it is in the top 3 in the US. Please do not be discouraged by negative reviews, those are individuals who thought one month in a center can cure a lifelong disease that requires daily work for life. This facility is beautiful. Most other centers are in one building; here it is like a college campus. Ashley provides daily small group therapy, others offer one per 2 weeks. Here one receives 1 to 1 therapy weekly as well, ranging from psychology, psychiatry, therapy, spiritual wellness, and even social therapy. Homework is given to help you in your recovery. Those that don’t put in the work are the ones who suffer relapse. The food is cooked by chefs, not cooks. The only food item not made from scratch is the bagels. Most other centers buy bulk food and ration the amount given. There are more than double the employees than there are patients to ensure the best treatment. Finally: this facility heavily promotes 12 step groups such as AA or NA. 12 step recovery fellowships are the only way to maintain long term sobriety/clean time. Those who fail are those that look for excuses to not attend. Know that nothing is going to “work” on addiction/alcoholism. We spent time and work to use our drug of choice, therefore it will take time and work to stay clean. I have the upmost confidence in my sobriety because I gained the tools at Ashley, and will work for the remainder of my life, daily, in AA."

"Comprehensive care. The communication with the family was throughout my son's stay. They met his needs as far for individual therapy and group therapy. The.counselor was very involved with aftercare. My son responded to their help.I can't say enough about Ashley except to say they are angels in this difficult journey."

"The facility is top notch along with the the excellent food but the best part about Ashley is the staff. From the house keepers and techs to the councillors and nurses everyone there is friendly and professional. And once you've completed the program, you stay connected to the community with all their aftercare services and events. But I've discovered that all the help in the world won't matter if the client (you) are not ready to make the significant changes necessary to be successful in recovery. I want to wish you the best and to remind you that a better life is attainable to those willing to work for it and remember, you're not alone in this process."