Humanly - Dallas

The groups were disorganized and had nothing to do with recovery most of the time. I got nothing out of them. There is no 12 step work involved. They keep you trapped at your sober house, and you have to earn passes. I've never heard of such a thing. There was nothing wrong with the two apartments I was in, but I did not appreciate being housed with women due to me being transgender. I heard other clients in the same apartment complex complain of roaches, rats, and black mold. The food was less than desirable. Our medications were handed out by other clients, which I found to be inappropriate. This program may be useful to others, but the entire experience was useless for me. I went to Discovery Point from Houston to be closer to home. I should've stayed in Houston. I left against clinical advice. I couldn't imagine staying til February. UPDATE...I returned to DPR in March of 2026. I was assigned to the Ennis location for residential. The house was nice, and I liked all the bedrooms I was in. The staff was accommodating when I felt a need to switch rooms for whatever reason. The food was good! They were short staffed, and it took a long time to get medications some days. There was some drama among clients, but that's to be expected with the different personalities. Shameika was my therapist, and she was excellent! I enjoyed most of the groups. I went to PHP and IOP. I liked the Chimney house. However, when I went to the apartments, I was met with a lot of the same from last time: mold and roaches. The programming was significantly better than the last time I was there. After graduating, I was a peer lead, but after I found a job, I found it impossible to work and fulfill my peer lead duties at the same time, so I left for sober living. All in all, my experiences this time significantly outweighed last time. Because of DPR and an alternative to the traditional 12-step program (recovery Dharma), I learned a lot about myself, my spirituality, my emotions, and how to be kind to others. I'm coming up on seven months of sobriety. I got my life back, mostly because of DPR.

Loved the time I had wouldn't have chosen another place to recover jus got to say thank yall

Let me start off by saying there is NO SUCH THING AS A PERFECT PROGRAM, and yet here I am after battling an addiction to methamphetamine off&mostly on for 20 years, clean for 474 days. I owe D.P.R. my LIFE!ALL THE STAFF are amazing, I graduated the program Nov2025, but sadly had to leave in March for personal reasons but all the peerleads that shared my experience with me became and still remain like family to me,I love DPR!!!!! Hopefully one day I'll be able to be employed their, thts a dream I've held on to since my first day their seeing the poster on the wall of becoming a peerlead.I wanna especially thank Suzy, and Birdie for all the hard work and dedication they pour into the program, I love yall

DPR saved my life. They put me in a safe beautiful home and surrounded me with great smart people who helped me get my life back. They were so kind to me and treated me with dignity and kindness. If you’re struggling with addiction then I urge you to go to DPR. Im over 6 months sober now and so many great opportunities have come. I’m excited about my future and it never would have happened without DPR. Update: Over 17 months sober now. Life is awesome. Thank you DPR

this place is a gamechanger, the staff is awesome, and leadership cares about you on a personal basis, they really care about sobriety, from upper management, the therapists , and the RCs , therefore the vibe of sobriety is around you at all times, the peerleads are always there to give encouraging words, I highly recommend for to anyone who truly wants their life back...I got mine back