East Coast Recovery Center 215 Chief Justice Cushing Highway, Cohasset, MA 02025

"I was a patient at ECR earlier this year, and I have nothing but good words about the program. The housing was great, the program was run well, and the staff went above and beyond to help me and my recovery. For all the souls still struggling out there, there is help, and I found my help at East Coast Recovery."

"I met Kristen Esson a few years ago when my daughter was struggling, and to this day, my daughter says Kristen saved her life. She is real, honest, always accessible and responsive, compassionate and truly cares. I recently called her for another family member who is struggling. I would send any of my loved ones to Kristen with complete trust and confidence as she has been instrumental in helping my family with addiction struggles and rebuilding their/our lives. I would highly recommend Kristen and East Coast Recovery to any person who is in need of help. Thank you Kristen and East Coast Recovery for all you do!!"

"As an addict, I’ve gotten comfortable making myself and my addiction the center of the universe. At East Coast Recovery there are many times where I have not felt like a priority. During this process, I have had to be realistic with myself; this is a rehabilitation facility and it’s not made to be comfortable. One can only hope the staff here are doing the best they can. And clients here have to learn the hard lesson of advocating for ourselves."

"ECR was a wonderful experience and life saving in many different aspects. From staying sober 60 days and learning how to deal with life situations and challenges without resorting to drugs or alcohol. All staff member have their story of recovery which is living prof of success without substance."

"ECR is a great place to slow down, evaluate your life, and get good orderly direction from an excellent and dedicated staff! Special thanks to Megan, Dan, Steve, Angie, Emily, and all the other staff at ECR. Recovery from addiction required me to accept my situation (that addiction had caused), the humility to take suggestions (and quit trying to run the show), the wisdom to stop projecting my anger on others, and the honesty to do the tough work required to turn my life around. Acceptance, humility and honesty are required for successful recovery... unfortunately addiction is a selfish and ego-driven condition, so the first hurdle for me was to stop fighting and be grateful for the help I received. ECR is a great place to take those first steps and to receive ongoing support and guidance. I hope to go back to MA and visit sometime!!"