GateHouse Treatment Reviews 

I can’t say enough good things about Gatehouse. I am a middle aged man who came to Gatehouse’s program humbled and broken. Each and every staff member, including management, really cares about each person and do more than is asked of them.

I learned the importance of a 12 step program by getting a sponsor and following suggestions, once I felt comfortable in the community. It did not take long.

The therapists gave me the advice to help repair my relationship with my wife and begin the process of life as a sober man. Thank you Gatehouse for changing my life.

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The Gate House helped me learn to live sober again very greatful

I went through this program a few years ago and it was the new beginning in my life that was desperately needed. I was hopeless and broken and didn't necessarily want treatment but I had no other options so I figured what could I lose. I had screwed my life up enough on my own it was time I admitted I needed help to recover. This program taught me how to ask for help and got me into the twelve steps which I had never really been a part of but always knew I needed. After working on myself for a few months and learning how to be a part of the community I started to lose all that fear and doubt that had always kept me away from the fellowships. I have found a way to recover and spend time today helping other men see this light that Gatehouse showed me. If you have a problem with drugs and alcohol and feel like you are hopeless why not try something you have never tried. Let people who know how to recover help you.

While the philosophy at Gatehouse sounds good on paper you better not have skeletons in your closet. These will be held against you. Unfortunately, addict behavior often leaves a past littered with negative fallout. So if you don't have a history that haunts you then Gatehouse may be a good fit for you. They certainly seemed earnest enough at first. But if you suffer from a dual diagnosis or can't pass a criminal background check then keep walking. They are either not equipped or have no desire to deal with that level of care.