Solomon Carter Fuller Mental Health 85 East Newton Street, Boston, MA 02118

"I went to their CSS strictly for a mental health crisis. This place caters to chronically homeless addicts and alcoholics. I got very little support from the nurse practitioner, but it was better than doing nothing."

"Someone died in a restraint here. Also 3 years ago I was a patient and someone tried to kill themselves and the staff new and told him to do it. I went into his room with someone he liked to help talk him out of it. Then the staff redirected us and told us to leave and threatened to call campus police. I'm currently here and the staff are very lazy and they always argue about why they can't do something like make a phone call to the kitchen or to a social worker. It's better than jail that's the excuse I keep telling myself. I hope you enjoyed my review."

"I have always had family in Massachusettes and therefore came to visit regularly. After being invited to come and stay with a potential roommate I found myself in a horrible situation and in the FullerMHCtr, drawn into the court by lies. Although I met weekly w staff and went to most of the groups there were others who didn’t and what’s worse NO One addressed the abuse I suffered at the hands of the police who crushed my wrists, sending me into pain and tears upon entry. My doctor called it ‘mania’ and used that along w a women who attacked me (scratching my face) to improperly diagnose and commit me even though I was the one assaulted by my roommate. I don’t recommend this place some staff are very unprofessional and I witnessed countless instances of discrimination, staff yelling directly in clients faces while wearing t-shirts that read “Hustle or Go Broke “ while interacting inappropriately with them."

"Helpful resources, and predominantly kind faculty. Providing unique Yoga classes, interfaith groups, and music therapy. Some difficulty with finding ethically sourced/prepared nourishment (food, water, toiletries and the like), noteworthy issues with black mold in their shower rooms, and valuable personal items that went missing here. However, it is important to include a recognizable effort to accommodate mental health services with time and patience."

"My name is John McGill. I once stayed at Bay View Inn and have been to the CSU. I want so say hi to a few ppl who generally cared for me ! However, my success didn't begin until Solomon Carter Fuller turned their backs on me. Yes my behavior was poor. But what do you expect when you allow a person with a mental disorder to drink and smoke k2 on your property. Well it's been 2 years. I have graduated a sober house that I am now employed in. I'm living in a awesome apartment. I live this new lifestyle with much appreciation because I hold myself accountable for my actions. If your serious about changing lives start there. If your just looking for a paycheck and want to speak down on those less fortunate morally you are on the same level because what your doing isn't changing lives."