Bonfire Behavioral Health

I was living at the kish house in dover nh. For 28 eight days. Worst time ever. People always complaining about everything. Things being stolen. Not enough food. People not cleaning or doing there chores.loud music at night using those outside speakers that are connected to phones. And at night when you are trying to sleep People are either playing rap music loud on the TV. But in the morning hearing the same stupid music and get on those white cargo vans driven by either Erika Richard or Chris. Bht staff who think that they are all that. Taking people's phones. Putting them into some office. But I was iop at my own will. So I was picked up at my house and transported by cts to Rochester and I went to the front entrance and no one was there so I went to the back entrance and entered an met by Erika and she told me to go back to the main entrance. In which I did and the door nearly hit me into the face.I just said hello to a couple of people and she says that I am wondering the halls. I just got there and tells me to go back to the main entrance and ask if I had a phone and I said yes and she asked if she could have it and I said no. So was sitting in one those chairs and to wait for some guy named Gonzales. So I did eating a banana and he showed up with a dog and Ashly and he asked me what was going on and I pointed to the door that was locked. So a while later he came out and said that it was just better if you leave and come back tomorrow. So I was going to walk and he asked me if I would accept a ride with Erika so I said no and he said that I cannot have you wondering the parking lot. Hello I know the way out of there. So she is waiting in a Grey miny van and takes me home so I get a call from Gonzales and he said that I was discharged from there. So I was not worried because it was at my free will. So I just went out for a while got a sunburn and just walking back from a store and my probation officer stops me. I know that bonfire is the worst rehab center ever 😫 😩 😭 😤

This program was amazing. I did the PHP. The curriculum was astronomical and I learned way more than I was expecting to. All of the staff were caring, understanding, insightful and probably overqualified. I was scared to go to treatment but I'm so glad I did. They gave me so many tools and information to work with, set me up with aftercare for success. I am beyond grateful for Bonfire and will suggest it to anyone in need of treatment!

By far the worst program I’ve ever attended if I could give it less then a star I would. If your looking to get your loved one help I highly suggest a program in the Nashua area

It was a great place all the staff were awesome and I just want to thank everyone especially the alumni staff Coleman for all his help and keeping in contact.

I did the IOP out of Bonfire in November 2018. It is a good program but it was too intelligent/the medical information I had hard time understand.