TLC Treatment Center

Most Recent Comments

• October 2023 by Dauntae Bumpers
  TLC has changed my life. I thank God for the staff and treatment team. TLC stood for Transitional Living Community when I got here but it now stands for Total Life Change as I'm leaving because that's exactly what is has offered me. I love them with a passion
• September 2023 by Nick Garcia
  When I first arrived at TLC treatment center I didn't want to be there I didn't believe in the program but as time went on and I started buying in to what they were selling it made me realize that this is what I needed the staff is great if you show them you want it and respect them I would recommend this center for any person or parent that knows someone fighting addiction with out them I wouldn't be the man I need to be for my family and society
• September 2023 by Jonathan Barnes
  This place changed my life. Staff is very caring and knowledgeable.
• May 2023 by Kat Daniels
  I entered this program in April of 2022. Coming here was the best decision I ever made. The staff provides so much love and support and the groups/individual therapy/etc really helped me work through my emotional/mental issues. Thanks to this program I am 13 months sober and I have the coping skills/knowledge to continue staying sober (one day at a time). The program works if you work it. Just don’t quit before the miracle happens!
• May 2023 by Christian Shockey (Skittlez)
  This place changed my life. Taught me how to love myself,respect myself and cut myself some slack.this is the foundation of my sobriety I wouldn't be where I'm at if I didn't go to this amazing place.the staff are all amazing people.
• May 2023 by Amanda Head
  I can say that this place has saved my life more then once, and I’ve seen how it’s given people a chance to find themselves, but It’s what you make of it. Total Life Change Treatment Center offers you a safe stable environment to learn about your addiction, discover what your triggers are and ways to cope and handle life on life’s terms while remaining clean and sober and holding people accountable. Helping them deal with past traumas or some hard situations with a licensed therapist and also have a case managers to help rebuild life with the necessary things needed that we often lose drinking or using. You can tell that the people who work here really care and it shows! I wouldn’t be here alive over a year sober if it wasn’t for the people at TLC! This place definitely gives people the opportunity for a Total Life Change!!!!
• March 2022 by Rebecca Blake
  This place gave me my life back every one here cares even wen you leave they still stay in contact as long as yu take the time to givebit a chance everything will work out I'm truly grateful
• March 2022 by ramona rivera
  Thanks to God and TLC offering help for my daughter.She is Sober and alive today.5 months.
• March 2022 by Krystle Mitchell
  Because of the staff and peers at IOP and Mac house I'm sober today
• March 2022 by amanda nguyen
  I had came to TLC not knowing anything about this place turns out it was the perfect place for me. There was IOP Monday through Friday I had a therapist and a case manager, I was living on campus so I had the structure that was needed when living in recovery and you need all the help you can get and I got everything I needed by being here at TLC Treatment center and now I have 16 months sober! I have two jobs and one of my jobs is working here at TLC. I have so much Gratitude to all the staff here they gave me hope and the tools to prevent a relapse from happening!!
• October 2020 by Casey Murphy
  Saved my life
• August 2020 by Sasha Rae
  Saved my sons life. Below is a letter I wrote him just before you saved him. I was certain he would be dead within a month at the time of this letter. My Dear Child, I feel like I’m saying goodbye to you, and in a way, I suppose I am. I will always love you. I want the very best for you and I’m prepared to do the most un-natural thing, a mother can ever do. My minds screams, I’m abandoning you. Oh, I know you’re all grown up, but to me, you’ll always be my baby. That’s part of the problem. My nature is to protect you. I see you broken and despairing, and I am broken and despairing too. If you had cancer, or heart disease, I would fight tooth and nail to get you the care you need. In a strange way, this is me fighting. It’s the hardest fight I’ve ever fought. It would be far easier to stand at your hospital bed, knowing that what I was doing was helping you. But there is no hospital bed. There is no cancer, or heart disease. What there is – is an insidious little secret – one that has grown into a horrible, ugly beast. It is devouring you alive, and me, along with it. I’ve watched this monster grow. I pleaded with it. I’ve coddled it. I’ve even nurtured it. I’ve done everything I can think of to make this THING go away, but it is relentless. I am left to face the truth. You my precious child, are an addict. An addict! Oh my God! I can barely say it. I feel sick. I HATE that word. And yet, it is true. Why does the truth have to be so hard? Even harder, is what I still have to do. All my life I have watched over you and now I have to set you free. Not because I want too. Because I NEED to. It’s the only thing I can do, that might save your life. But the process may also end it. I’m told by other addicts and professionals, and other Mom’s who have gone before me, there is a far greater chance you will have success and get clean, if I do this. Almost always, this works. Believe me, almost, is nowhere near comforting enough. If I wasn’t sure, I was helping you to die, I would never choose this. But here I am, between a rock and hard place. With no good choices, only hard, and worse ones. Before I let you go, know this. I am here for you, ALWAYS. I am here for YOU. Not for your disease, but the you, I know hides deep down inside of the addict, somewhere. Whether you get clean by intervention, or you growing weary of the consequences, now that you’ll be dealing with them, or be it by divine intervention, this insanity will stop. If you ever thought it might be hard quitting drugs, my dear, you should try walking away from your child! I know we’ve both grown sick with this monster. You’re not the only one who needs help. I do too. I promise you I will do everything that is asked of me, even if I think I’m going to hate every minute of it. I’ll do it, because I know if I do, you might. I promise not to ask you to do anything, that I won’t do. I would ask you to take care, but you will only smile and nod, and carry on as before. The words would only make me feel better. They’re of no use to you. So instead, I shall let go and hope. I will hope for you and for me. I will hope that we both have the strength to do the next right thing, even, when it feels so wrong. my dear sweet child, I love you so much! May we both find peace. Love Mom.
• October 2018 by Justin Mcatee
  I went through their IOP program in 2014 and they gave me my life back. I thought that using drugs wasn’t affecting my life because I still had a job and my family but after attending treatment there I learned about how much my actions affect the ones I love. I would recommend this program to anyone that needs help.
• October 2018 by Larry Deveney
  Good for you
• October 2018 by Matthew Slater
  Sometimes your best ideas are the worst. Before TLC, my life choices were going to lead to who knows what. TLC taught me my own choices is what dictates my future. TLC didn't force me. I forced myself to make better choices. To those that think less of TLC, I recommend instilling a little humility over your self-serving ideas. You can be better but only if more humble.