Bowen Center 255 North Miami Street, Wabash, IN 46992

""a patient cured is a patient lost" Well, let's start by saying when I first signed up for Bowen I was told I had to come to "8 meetings" and then i would be done. Those were the stipulations I agreed to prior to selecting this establishment. Come week 4 or 5, they told me there were additional "mandatory meetings", one for the doctor and one for the individual therapist. Which was fine at first. I was commuting from Kokomo which was sort of a lot, then by the time my 8 weeks were up I had moved to Lafayette, and I told them that it was too far to be feasibly visiting on a regular basis. Both the doctor and therapist tried to rope me into ongoing meetings and didn't really take into account life circumstances that it really doesn't make sense for me to continue these extra services. They said it was part of their policy which they should have told me about up front. Low and behold I can't graduate my 8 week program and have to come "indefinitely" until I get this mandatory "planning" done with the therapist so here I am sitting in Wabash, 70 miles from home on my NINTH MEETING. They don't seem to care about life circumstances they just want to rope you in and keep you coming. I don't have insurance and they don't care about that, I am a cash paying customer and honestly they haven't told me anything useful I didn't already know about myself. I'm just trying to finish services here to appease my PO, but they keep moving the goal post. Now they are saying typically people have to go to the therapy sessions throughout their entire probation term!!! Not to mention the first therapist I was assigned canceled 4x in a row and gave me a 9 digit call-back phone number to reschedule (um, unprofessional oops much?). I met a therapist for the first time this morning (my 9th week, the program was supposed to already be over with by now!) I never felt high priority to them when it comes to making my appointments and be seen to work out these mandatory extra plans I have to do, but they expect me to have to stay there for 8 months longer than they initially told me when I signed up?! Yeah that's not happening. I'm going to be having a discussion about alternative options with my PO because this is nonsensical. Very disturbing how they probably bait and switch people probably more vulnerable than I. There are better options out there!"

"Horrible!!! Hard to put into words how bad this place is. This is the worst mental health care I have ever experienced. If Cinnamon is still there stay away!! Thanks to the countless data breaches some of my most private information is floating around somewhere. They don’t even deserve 1 star."

"I love the skills coaches that work with my family. It seems to be when I do come across an issue, I can't talk to a supervisor without being judged. When I started this service I was told that if I was not vibing with someone they could give me someone knew, no questions asked, and there needs to be a location needs in kokomo, some of us don't drive"

"This place is a joke. The staff is nice but even they don’t stick around. My son has had 3 therapists, 3 wrap-around facilitators, and now his psychiatrist is gone also. He’s out of meds and can’t be seen by a new doctor for 2 months. If you need help and are hoping to find a doctor/therapist you can build a rapport with…don’t go here. They won’t last."

"I've been with this place 3 months every single month it is mentally exhausting trying to get medication. Last month i no lie went 5 days without my opioid like medication. This month I had a appointment scheduled for Thursday and when I called they said I wasn't scheduled for an appointment they were supposed to send some to the pharmacy but there is nothing there and I have no way to contact anybody until Monday. It makes me so angry that they give ppl this medicine that they count on then act indifferent when they go days without it. If I was still in the beginning of my recovery I would of relapsed the first and second month for sure I guess I will see how they deal with this months disaster on Monday. The dr does seem like a nice guy and like he genuinely wants to help ppl so hopefully we can get it worked out but everytime I get a chance to talk to him I've been so relived in finally getting my medicine I don't tell him how I really feel but this is ridiculous ppl count on having their medicine and are in extreme discomfort without it. There is definitely a lack of communication and if other people are being treated the same way I am that's just plain dangerous!!"