Resource Treatment Center

"my sister goes/went here her therapist miss jennifer is so good she doesnt just agree with everything she gives goid suggestions and helps my sis focus ob what she needs to do"

"Was at this place for almost 11 months... putting it simply, the worst placement I've ever been in. The staff were... mediocre at best, some of them openly ridiculed the kids and taunted them when they were in high distress, or didn't do anything to help. There were several times where I, as a resident, was the one calming the kids down or trying to get them to not SH. Or the kids, if they had an issue with you, they made your life a living hell. I was on the phone and kids were taunting me, throwing water on me and the phone, and yelling to the person I was talking to. The staff would sit by and watch as kids would bully and put the other kids down, and wouldn't do a thing about it. I sincerely hope that you read the reviews or look online before sending your kid here. This place hurt me more than it helped me, and honestly didn't fix a thing that was wrong."

"Be certain to research all treatment options before considering placing your children in this facility. In my experience working as a Behavioral Health Associate and a Community Home Support Worker here for the past 2 years, I have witnessed the clinical aspect of this facility considerably neglect the treatment needs of the residents in their care. Poor management, discrimination, incompetent training, favoritism, social politics, inappropriate staffing, neglect, inattentive staff, and over-working staff are some examples of how this facility fails both employees and residents. This facility often makes problem behaviors worse, or even creates more problematic behaviors due to poor attention to residents and lack of treatment. If you are considering working here, be advised that this employer is not considerate of employee's needs or responsive to employees active in the units. This employer does not provide mental health resources for their staff despite having high expectations of employees mental health condition. If you are seeking a behavioral health option for your child, please consider therapy options outside of residential treatment."

"This treatment center has a lot of internal issues that are not based on therapeutic care for the children. The operational methods that are used are based on colorism, favoritism, and power. My past position at this treatment center I worked in an environment that would constrict my ability to work effectively and professionally. This is by far one of the Nastiest unkept places to bring children It is outdated, dirty, and poorly equipped. As an educated individual of ethnic descent, I was afraid of the political implications that left me feeling uncertain and uncomfortable. There are no conflict management strategies or structure based on success only what and who can take blame in exponential crisis situations. A few of the workers there and their poor professionalism based on name and position are as follows: (Kelsie Williams) a therapeutic manager for the children fails to be and do just that provide therapy. This woman is a racist, she nitpicks with certain ethnic staff and uses her position to fire/terminate whomever she pleases. She provides No adequate support for the children and plays devil's advocate for her friends within the department. Dresses in poor and unprofessional fashion has inadequate hygiene, and has a terrible approach to quality care and adolescent treatment. (Stephanie Stanley) Impecunious boundaries with the children, she exudes unprofessional behavior and discusses private matters openly and publicly. This particular staff is supposed to protect and monitor potential threats to employees and children is also a superior problematic racist. She uses her relationships within the company to discredit workers with prejudice and bias that creates a space of uncertainty and hatred. (Wendy Alfari) A scheduler has been unfair in her work habits by discrediting amazing people within the company costing them their jobs and work credibility. She is also a person who thrives on misinformation and untruths about others to feel superior uses verbal abuse, including snarky comments and insults. Another reason new hires walk out is because of her. These are just a few names within Resource that have tainted the reputation of therapeutic care. This place is constantly hiring and firing good employees for the sake of power, favoritism and unnecessary cruelty of punishment. The Facility is outdated and unkept, people are constantly sick, overworked and overlooked due to the level of work politics. Stop bringing your children to treatment centers based on housing and not credible evidence based on quality care. Stop allowing places like these to be operable knowing that the needs of the children aren’t being met due to the dislikes of certain positive hardworking employees. One of the things that was most adjuring as a past employee was the lack of consistency from management. Their lack of leadership and constant blaming, & unsolicited gestures to punish people for avoidable incidents are astounding. (Resource Treatment Center) is one of the dead-end establishments that is solely based on racial stereotypes, unprovoked verbal threats on Staff, mistreatment of children, mediocre pay, and an inhabitable bug-ridden work environment. Reevaluate your decision to bring your children there for it is uncertain, poorly managed, and environmentally unstable."

"I was in the Cardinal Point group home here at resource treatment for most of 2021 In my experience overall this was a good place. There was the typical treatment center drama, a couple fights, gossiping, and sneaking around, but that’s going to be the same anywhere, so I don’t see the point in bringing that up in these reviews as many others have. The complaints I have though, are 1.) The 3rd shift nurse that was there during my stay was rude, and an instigator. She would disrespect residents, and if they got an additude back she would play victim and lie and say she was calling the police to try to upset them more. She was suspended towards the end of my stay but quickly brought back for god knows what reason. 2.) There is a serious lack of treatment here, at least in the group homes. Absolutely minimal. 3.) I don’t know how it is now, but it was seriously under supervised. Third shift staff always slept throughout the night. Everyone was able to sneak around the home, and even out of the home during the night. 4.) The kitchen/fridge was all open to us, which I loved (sharps were put up) it gave it a more home feel. But some of the kids would take advantage of this and eat/drink most of what was in the fridge within the first 48 hours of getting groceries. - I did mostly like my stay here, I met some wonderful staff who had an impact on my life. But the group home isn’t treatment. It’s just like being at home, but with more kids. I would like to say I have met some kids who live there currently who complained to me about the home, and some of it is bogus. The group home wasn’t rough by any means. Yes, the supervision could be better, and yes sometimes incidents happen, but the group home (I cannot speak for the facility on campus) was overall safe. And most complaints you’ll hear are just typical teenage complaints."