Terrace House - Residential Stabilization

Prioritizing Detox and Stabilization for Further Recovery

Treatment offers 24/7 medically supervised detox and residential crisis stabilization for adults with substance use disorders. Services are available for those withdrawing from opioids, alcohol, stimulants, and other substances. Care is trauma-informed and includes evidence-based therapies, while medications for addiction treatment (MAT), including buprenorphine and naltrexone in both oral and injectable forms, are used when appropriate to reduce withdrawal symptoms and support stabilization.

Engaging Families to Build Strong Support Networks

Family therapy is available to bring loved ones into the recovery process. Sessions focus on communication, education on substance use disorders, opioid overdose prevention, and developing strategies for ongoing support. Loved ones even receive counseling to help keep those in recovery motivated to maintain healthier lifestyles. This helps families understand the challenges of addiction and prepare to provide stable, informed support after discharge.

Connection to Long-Term Support Following Discharge

Care coordination services assist clients with planning for continued recovery after leaving the program. These can include connections to housing, medical and behavioral health providers, vocational resources, educational programs, and public benefits. These services are designed to reduce barriers to recovery and support stability in the community.

Client Reviews

Feedback on this facility is mixed. Many clients credit caring counselors and strong programs with lasting recovery, while others report negative experiences with staff professionalism, facility upkeep, and inconsistent support.

• Treatment Quality & Outcomes (65% positive): Several reviewers share long-term sobriety and life change that began here, though others note inconsistent programming and a lack of structure. "This place has kept me 4+ years sober."
• Staff & Care Experience (55% positive): Clients highlight supportive counselors and peer encouragement, but others describe unprofessional interactions with staff and supervisors. "If you want help they will help you."
• Facility & Environment: Positive mentions of good meals and safe housing are mixed with mentions of poor upkeep, maintenance issues, and uncomfortable living conditions.
• Access & Process: Some clients describe difficulty with admissions, medication access, and insurance support. A few reported leaving early due to costs or inadequate communication.