FHE Health

amy bruen

This place does random follow up text messages at 1 and 3 am, despite asking them not to contact me at this time of the night! To me, that shows it's all about numbers and filling the beds , not actually caring.

Skip Dyver

I think this place hurt me more than helped me. It's a place where they appear to diagnose everybody with the same issue, without looking at any other outside factors . Though they claim to provide stimulant medication as part of their program (many do not and maintain an anti medication approach) it's not easy to be prescribed. More importantly, this place seems to really fall apart once you "get to cross the street to php". Everything becomes much more "you're responsible for getting it yourself". Thus if you know you have adhd like me, getting to your group sessions can become very hard, as well as keeping up with your medications Even getting to each meal will become very burdensome, as you have to wait for a shuttle to cross the road each time. If you think you're bipolar, maybe this place can help. But if adhd is your main concern, expect this to be another place where they just ignore your concern and try to push you through the system anyway Unless you're young, very social and enjoy things like summer camp, you'll probably be fine if that's the main reason you're coming. But cliques are definitely apparent, and this place could easily become a very bad experience for you Group therapy is emphasized, and individual therapy is nearly nonexistent. Group therapy is just not my thing, especially when you are being judged heavily by others for what you say. And the groups are exactly the same as on the other side of the road. Just much much longer and more drawn out. And they get angry at you when you don't stay the whole time Last thing: some workers are nice, but many of them are not. One nurse often commented about my hygiene, which wasn't any of her business. But Tammy is the greatest!

Debra Stephenson

I recently went through the Shatterproof program at FHE Health. I can say without a doubt that it was the best decision I've ever made for myself. The personalized care plan and the staff are amazing.

Starry

The Shatterproof program has to be the best program available. For the First responders who need help working through the traumatic things they see in their careers, this is the place. Everyone treats you better than family. All the techs call you by name, they are always upbeat. Richard room#18 is available for anything you may need, including a pot to boil an egg. The fresh mangos were a treat also. Bev is amazing with her group sessions. Sarah helps everyone learn yoga. The only thing better would be a short yoga class before breakfast to get you moving. Jen, Annalee, AL, Michael, kuron, Jimmy, Dr Sasha, Jackie who is the night tech, all and more made my experience better than I could hope. Patrick, my liaison made me feel like I was the most important person on earth until he made sure I was on site and begining the program. He always responded to text messages anytime I reached out to him. This place is saving careers and lives.