Addiction Campuses of Mississippi

This facility does not heverything that they say they will during the application process. I must say the 7 day detox program is great, that is if the nurses actually adhere to the med schedule. The accommodations at residence is similar to a hotel. Breakfast is the only meal prepared on-site. Other meals are brought in from local residents. Most meals are simply too rich for an individual in recovery. I was told my insurance would definitely cover 30 days only to discover after detox, I would be moved to IOP during the middle of the night. Upon arriving at the sober living house (which happens to be owned by the president of the treatment center); I was told I would have to provide my own meals until I released. A stipend of $50 is provided, but it is almost impossible to prepare 21 nutritional meals. I was to have 3 counseling sessions while at residence but only received one. I don't see how a complete assessment and successful treatment plan is determined after one session. There are sober living houses for males and females; however, the females are held to a higher standard than the men. One of the therapists at IOP was more concerned about her singing career than actually helping. Often times, she allowed patients to run the show. If I had to do this over again, I would definitely consider somewhere else.

All lies. The staff is unprofessional and is not a true treatment center. They lied about it being a long term facility but when my husband got there they said it is only 30 days. This is so they can bank on a relapse to rebill the insurance. No one knows what they are talking about and my husband has been frustrated since he arrived. I hate that he selected this facility to help him and all they did is lied. Please do not send your love one there.

Turning point helped me get my life turned around. I'm so grateful and happy in this beautiful life. my stay at the turning point was like being with a loving family. I have met new friends from all over. This is truly on of the best things I have done in my life. Thank you so much Turning point. Southaven MS. to ALL the staff. ie..Housekeeping, Maintenance, Kitchen, Front desk, Supervisors, Coaches, Counselors, Case Manager, Nurses, Project Manager. Everyone. My goal is to help people in need and to get involved with an addiction Campus. LOVING LIFE.

I came to turning point in Southaven on November 2017 on Thanksgiving night the staff were all very friendly and showed so much compassion. They gave me all the tools and skills that i would need to beat this addiction . They saved my life can got me back on track in my life . Thank you so much to the first class staff and them teaching me how to use the DBT skills and a big thank you for saving my life and giving it back to me . I had one objective when i got there and that was to become clean and learn how to live a drug free life ,well that happened and 1 other thing happened i also have a new 2nd family and one heck of a support team behind me keep up the wonderful work , you all made a huge difference in my life .

My experience was a nightmare. I got severely sick and had to be hospitalized due to filth of one of the properties that I lived in. My family had to come and get me after not being able to contact them 4 days. It is like a cult there. The only thing they want is money. There is no communication among the staff and everybody is hiding things to the patients. I will not refer anyone to addiction campuses. When you call on the hot lines they give you false hope that everything is going to be beautiful when you get there. It is a fraudulent and a deceptive business. Family, friends, patience, please do not go to this place. If you value your life, find someplace else to go.

I sent my fiancé here a year ago. One particular staff member allowed him to break many rules of treatment. He wasn't supposed to have access to a telephone, she would sneak him his phone and let him use it privately. Turns out they are now a couple??? Holy unprofessional!!!

Do not send anyone to this place. I was there and have to say I am in worse shape when I can out as to when I entered their program. Staff is nice but not experienced in handling this issues.

Staff that cares and admissions was very helpful.

Horrible. Treatment and accommodations are awful.

I would like to let everyone know what to expect from Turning Point. They will tell you and promise you everything before you commit your loved one. Then suddenly they treat you as if you don’t exist. I specifically asked them if they tried to get patients off all drugs, did they not use 12 step AA, and did they try to involve spouse to rebuild family. In which, they answered yes to all the above questions. If you don’t know about psychiatric drugs, you should really do some extensive research into the history and data about them. I would recommend looking up the doctors just for starters. Also, do a google search about AA cult. I was never involved with her treatment as her husband. I had to find out from someone else when her graduation was so I could go. Even though I reached out repeatedly. To try to be a part of the process that I had hoped would rebuild and restore our family. Due to the isolation and no communications between my wife and myself. We were having all kinds of assumptions and fears about where each other were coming from going in and through the process. So after she was able to get a short phone call a lot of the time it would end up in a fight because of lack of understanding and communication. So the 3rd weekend she got a 4 hour pass to get out we were so excited to see her. Our 3 children (10, 8, 6) and I went to pick her up. We came to our home where we enjoyed the afternoon. Things seemed pretty good. I didn’t talk about anything too serious though. My wife just kept saying how she could not wait to get home to all of us and our home! This was the weekend after Thanksgiving. So the time flew by and we headed to carry her back, said our goodbyes, and she hugged and kissed me and the kids. We also talked about what we would do the next Saturday when she got her 24 hour pass. We planned to go to church together on Sunday and do other activities. She said to me as leaving the car, I’ve got three calls next week so I’ll call you on Monday. Here’s where things go bizarre. Monday night, no call! Tuesday night, no call! Wednesday night, no call! I started getting kind of worried about her, so I tried to call, but no answer. So I was taking the children out to eat after Wednesday night church and I just decided to drive up there (10 minutes) and check on her. When I walked in, she was sitting there and she looked straight at me, no smile, no nod, and no wave; just turned and looked away. I was totally blown away and of course could not talk to her or anyone about her. I’m thinking the worst maybe she has found someone in here she likes or something. I drove off and in 5 minutes the phone rang. It was her. I asked if she was alright and told her I was worried about her. She proceeded to tell me that she would not be coming home on December 8th- the end of her 30 day treatment. That 30 days just wasn’t long enough for her recovery. Then she said and I won’t be coming for my 24 hour pass either. She said I have things to do to get prepared for long term sober living. I was floored!! We finally had our first family counseling session in which my wife seemed to blame me for almost everything. My wife is a smart sweet and the most caring out going person you would ever want to meet. And I love her dearly!! There is definitely something not right about her behavior. After talking to three of her counselors I see why but for sake of space, I can’t tell you of all the techniques I heard them doing to me and her. Any place or anybody that would manipulate a woman (that has done everything by the book at their facility) to leave and go live a bunch of what they call (recovering addicts) in a half-way house instead of going home to a good Christian home with lots of great ladies and friends from our church to support her. A husband that loves her more than anything, three little children that don’t understand why mommy can’t come home. And to top it off, it’s Christmas. One counselor used on me was when I told him all the above he told me that her therapist was a so many year veteran in the field and if he recommended her do this there must be a good reason. When I said I’ve been with my wife for almost 10 years, I think I know her and something about what would be good for her. He said, let me tell you something sir, I’ve been doing this 10 years and I know you don’t want to hear this but you may just not know you wife as well as you think you do. If someone made a statement to you like that about your spouse, what would that put in your mind? Fear, doubt, anxiety, mistrust! Like I said, no telling what they are telling her all day every day!! If I had it to do it over, I can tell you that I would not send my dog to this place.

This facility is terrible. The head employees do not return calls or emails. They do not counsel as promised. They do not pay attention to the patients nor do they hold themselves accountable for when things happen in the facility with patients. It's their job to fully be in charge and to carefully watch the actions and behaviors of patients... This place is very unethical and unprofessional.

A few good counselors but overall not worth the time..family member entered and compared to other facilities it is a joke.