Clementine Briarcliff Manor

alexandria rabasco

it had some of the best rc’s ever (ashley, brit, stefania, bethany) who were clearly educated on eating disorders. but there was a handful of rcs who were rude and disrespectful. for example we once overheard a rc talking about a client and making fun of her crying. This same rc was also overheard making fun of someone who was potentially being admitted to a hospital. a lot of the groups that the therapists ran were bad. it felt like the therapist weren’t educated in eating disorders. i wish for more training for the therapist because they truly do not understand the mental aspect of the disorder too well. it wasn’t terrible but i feel like the rc’s had helped me 109373929x more than my therapist.

mary grace

mallory (primary therapist) saved my life. the family therapist was useless and just sat there while i had panic attacks to my parents. some rc’s were amazing, some were unprofessional and not right for the job. the night shift wrapped themselves in sheets and slept while they were supposed to be up keeping us safe.

Elena Serebrennikova

This program is a good program and it does help those who suffer from eating disorders and co-occurring conditions. The reason I only say good is because there was not much communication between treatment team and parents and treatment team and patient. The therapists were one of the best I've met, and the program schedule is not bad. I would personally recommend this place.

Jennifer V

It was incredibly meaningful coming to terms with myself and deciding it was time to let go. also, starting to be able to open up more about my feelings here with the RC’S and therapists. Thank you. For everything.