There really isn’t a better sober house to be. It’s a working program so when you get out you’re not hopeless and out on the street. They will give you everything if you’re willing to work for it. They also won’t deal with the bs. At all! It’s a place to go to get better, not a daycare, but you have to want it for yourself or you’ll find yourself on the doorstep. If anyone ever has the chance to go. Please don’t hesitate

I went to creed two years ago. They tried to help me did everything they could for me. But guess what I wasnt ready and I got booted out in the cold because I relapsed. I put every guy in that house in in jeopardy because I still wanted to use. Well creed I apologize for my wrong doing. But I am 2 years clean now. Thank you for everything you did for me. I finally got my family back and am doing speaking engagements for the d.a.r.e. program. I hope one day I can see you guys again and let you know I made it. Thanks again Randy smith

I had a very rough experience with this facility. The owners were very controlling and did not seem to have my best interest. I worked very hard while I was there also while attending college and working. I was constantly harassed by other residents and the staff never helped resolve this, but only encouraged this behavior. The IOP was a complete joke, it turned out to be about house drama 80% of the time. Im not going to go in extreme detail with what happened, but there house manager is inexperienced and caused me more than one problem while I was there such as reading a drug test incorrectly and trying to kick me out of the facility. I also had things stolen and my property damaged and the owners/staff did absolutely nothing, but try to blame it on me. Things like this happened repetitively while I was there. Along with all of these things the place is overpriced ( $600/month ) and no you do not get your own bedroom or even a 2 man until youve been there for 3 months roughly. I dont recommend this place whatsoever. I never have received an apology still to this date.

This is a life changing program. If your struggling with addiction and all the issues that come with it, this is a great place to get sober. When I came to Creed I was broken. I was strung out, basically homeless, unemployable and struggling with the mental torture of living a life in my addiction. I was unable to see or find a way out of the path I was on. Luckily John, Andrea and other knowledgeable staff members guided me through the process of learning to live a healthy and productive life again. If you are open to suggestions and willing to step outside your comfort zone, this program could change your life. I will be forever greatful for the wisdom they shared with me.

I feel like Creed has allowed to grow as a person. I face problems at the house, at work, and with my family and friends. In life there will always be problems. What Creed provides is a structured environment and accountability. The staff here does not try to micromanage my life. I am allowed to make my own decisions, and when I make mistakes someones here to call me out on it. The owners have experience with addiction and theres a whole house full of guys that understand what Im going through. They have IOP groups onsite. Theres transportation to work, meetings, and grocery stores. No place is perfect but Creed strives to improve continuously, and Im glad to be a part of not only Creed, but what it stands for. This is definitely a place to get your life in order.