Recovery Blvd Treatment Center

I spent 6 months there and was kicked out of my sober living house because of unsuitable reasons i won't go into here. But let's just say it was around the whole George Floyd thing, and the race riots.
Jul 25th, 2022

This is a good place to begin your journey and general understanding of what it takes to walk the path of getting clean and bettering yourself as a person. The owner understands the sacrifices, costs, risks, and determination it costs for her Centers patients to begin that path of getting and staying clean from their substance abuse. They are interested and understanding. The same has to come from the patient though and not just their end.
Jul 19th, 2022

Jun 7th, 2022

I attended this program for almost a year and am thankful for the progress I made in that time, but the corrupt system in which this facility runs was outstandingly toxic. The counselors were very kind and supportive, however I did not get the same respect from the owners. One of the owners of Recovery BLVD, Autumn Brown, I can only describe as rude, disrespectful, and chaotic because of her behavior. She falsely claims a CACD license, speaks down to her clients, and is hypocritically pushing the AA program while ignoring her own sobriety. I was bullied for a while and although I spoke up many times about it nothing was done but rewards for their behavior. They use "blackout" as a punishment, preventing anyone from keeping up their important lives they are working to build up. If you're planning on moving into the lighthouse, which is the only womens house, keep n mind that they pack the large house full of people with 2-5 people in a room. It's extremely crowded and cramped, with no towels and very old mattresses, moldy walls and rats. Many things are promised when first learning about this place, but upon arrival you will find out that it is a scam. I seriously think this place could strive for more realistic standards and support as well as a more honest way of doing things. Recovery BLVD needs some fine tuning and is not the worst place because it does help some people, but if you decide to go here just know you are in for a rough go
Jun 23rd, 2022

My son has been staying in Portland Sober Living Co housing since May. He has also participated in events at Recovery Blvd. The two organizations are connected. They are passionate about providing the necessary tools, services, support, skills, accountability and fun activities that engage them in life to show them how to live full lives free of substances. While no place or program is perfect (because we are flawed humans). The leadership from the founders to the house managers is the best that I've come across. My son has been to several treatment facilities and "sober living" they all made grand claims and promises and failed to deliver. Here they do their best to deliver on the statements made. They have experienced the pain of losing someone to addiction. They are continually looking for ways to support young people in life long recovery so they can live fulfilling lives.
Jan 3rd, 2022