Amazing team, they couldn’t be more helpful, they go over and above and fellow patients are so sociable, cannot fault kershaw unit for anything, always there for you.
Went into the Kershaw unit in Feb a broken man with severe alcoholism, 38 year old in the condition of a man twice my age. I owe my recent renaissance to these people and this place. i don’t know what the future holds but the fact that i am thinking of a healthy future and have the opportunity is because of this place. I haven’t changed routine just yet, keeping it simple, engaging with all my services and more, not over extending myself. Keeping it simple and it’s life changing. I don’t fear the day time now, i don’t fear the fear. I miss the people i met from staff to patients and haven’t forgotten and thank you gift but also miss the soup!! if you get offered a bed here, hold on to it for dear life and remember it is what you make of it. Staff can only do so much when it comes to a patient who doesn’t or does want help. if you put it all in they will go over and above. good luck to all and take care. keep the faith, Mark M
Kerswah has some best nurses in recovery. There good team care manager really great guy. . I some nurses can be rude but end of the day its really difficult job. Because everybodys different. Am saying this as am addict. On other hand well ran unit. Ppl don't realize how much the nurses there help u.
Rude staff! Think they forget patients are in there for help, not be spoken down to.
The place has saved me ,some of the staff rude and should anlise there own life ,But special thank you iwill keep this catalysis going in my favor, we all have bad days so thank you to all staff even the ones that did not seem to click ,Hard hard job your under thank you paul mcintyre. Angel be yourself .
Rude nasty staff
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