National Institute for Change

"This place is a complete scam, Philippe is one of the worst Thearpists at that place. He always talks down on people and doesn’t like black people. I paid my &40 dollars balance and they discharged me shortly after"

"Horrible company, do not recommend. Stay very far away, Kay only cares about money and will charge you for a missed class. Instructor does not know the law and will gaslight you for it. Avoid at all cost, this woman will rip you off. I attended 20 classes and only got credit for 3 of them. She is greedy and snaps at clients, biopolar, and hasn't taken a vacation in over 10 years!!! Stay away!!!!"

"I got a DUI in 2020 and Denver County assigned National Institute for Change as my DUI education and therapy option. It was a good experience, no complaints. I did what I was supposed to and they did what they were supposed to. Everyone was easy to work with and considerate."

"No one ever answers the phone or gets back to anyone. I've been calling for days and it always goes straight to voicemail even when calling within their "phone hours." Their voicemail pushes to use their website but I've tried numerous times to pay on their website but it won't go through and the message says to contact the office directly... the office that no one ever answers the phone... what a waste of time. Tried going down to the office in person within office hours and no one was there. Yes covid has made things harder but that doesn't mean you can just not do your job. So irritating."

"This place is great if you like to pay for goods and services that you don't receive. When you sign up to do treatment with NIC they make you sign a contract where you still have to pay for groups you miss. They are unwilling to forgive those fees for any reason. They care more about the money than actually helping people. Terrible company that takes advantage of people already going through a hard time."