If you are ready to truly live your life again, this is the place. The owners, the therapists and support staff are all amazing. I had been to treatment 7 times at 4 different treatment facilities before coming to Trinity. This is the first place I've been where there isn't a single staff member that I dread being around. Being married to a fellow alcoholic, this was our last ditch effort to not only save ourselves but also our marriage, from the hell of addiction. Admissions, Vanessa, was an absolute blessing. It took us three days to get from Louisiana because we couldn't stop drinking on the way. They were so patient with us; re-booking our flights, changing their schedules around our screw ups. When we landed, we were greeted by Jon and he was so patient and gracious. If you've ever been to treatment you know how painful and long that process is when you get there and you're starting to withdraw. By the time we arrived at the detox/residential house (which is a clean, spacious, beautiful house...not a creepy hospital setting), we were admitted and within an hour and a half, we were medicated and in bed. Being able to be in the same room with my husband was an absolute blessing; we had the ability to comfort each other through the whole process. I couldn't keep anything down for days and the staff member there took care of me by making me smoothies. We came to learn that the gentleman in the kitchen was one of the owners; I was blown away by how down to earth, patient and accommodating Edgar was with us and our needs. It felt like such a personalized experience and because of the setting, there is only a handful of clients at a time, the staff are able to really focus on reach of us and meeting us where we are in our process. Moving to PHP, we were moved to another beautiful house that had everything we needed to be comfortable and an awesome pool to boot. The staff at the clinical center...I cannot say enough about them, I feel like I could leave a two page review on each of them...Wendy is an amazing couples therapist. She is no-nonsense but also so compassionate. She definitely played a major part in saving my marriage. Sobriety aside, there were things that have happened during our marriage, in addiction, that I wasn't sure we could ever overcome. Wendy not only taught us how to approach these issues, work through them and build our foundation back stronger; she literally walked us through these major issues so there was nothing left unsaid or misunderstood by either party. She helped us recognize which pieces of the puzzle we needed to work on together and which pieces we needed to work on individually with our therapists. My husband and I are just under 10 months sober, the longest we've EVER been sober together, and I can confidently say our marriage is stronger than ever. Alfredo is not only a group facilitator but an awesome substance abuse counselor. His groups are educational, not only on a clinical level, but on a personal level as he is not afraid to share what he's been through and overcome to be where he is at now. Alfredo is always there for a laugh, a hug, a new perspective or to call you on your sh*t when you need it the most. Despite what a previous review says about Jon, he is not an aggressive person at all. He is super compassionate, a big teddy bear, smart as hell and can tell you more about yourself in one art therapy session than your momma could tell you after 30 years. Jon is always ready to go deep and dig around in your brain but he does it on your own terms and in a way that you don't even realize how much work you're doing. My individual therapist is an absolute blessing, she isn't there any longer, but there is no shortage of amazing, brilliant and compassionate therapists. Chris is my husband's therapist and I have never seen my husband work harder on taking care of himself and his mental health. If you're on the fence about Trinity, take the leap. You owe yourself the chance to experience real healing.