“Hey Peter, I just wanted to reach out and say thank you! After many attempts, things are starting to finally click. I appreciate you and all of the staff here at WisHope. You guys saw the good in me when I couldn’t and helped me not only see the good but helped me to finally love myself. All of you here are amazing in your own individual ways and each brings something to the table which in return makes WisHope such a special place of recovery. I myself dream of someday being a part of the team and be able to connect with individuals who have gone down the same path as I have and help those the same way I was helped and tended to in my worst days. If there’s anything I could ever do to give back please let me know. Thanks for all you do for us here.”

“Before coming to WisHope, my life was chaotic, miserable, and most of all unmanageable. WisHope gave me structure and the tools to better my life and push to get myself active in the recovery community.  My connection with the staff was difficult at first because I was defiant to the process, but in the end, I made lasting connections. I feel that without the treatment I would have continued down a path that would have killed me, so treatment saved my life.”

“WisHope Recovery gave me techniques and tools to live a better life. Besides my sobriety, WisHope helped me deal with my feelings and emotions and showed me positive actions and better ways of thinking. My experience there gave me true self-confidence and the ability to listen and accept. The staff held me accountable and helped me face and deal with the chaos I’d created while teaching me how to properly repair the destruction and break down my walls. They offered honesty, empathy, and compassion and these were all the things I had never practiced in my life. They helped me regain control of my life and the love from my family. They showed me how to be a decent, if not good person. My connection with the staff was really emotional once I accepted and realized the amount of help I needed, I opened up. Being completely honest and vulnerable created a level of respect and trust, which made the hard days easier to work through. I don’t believe I ever cried so much in front of people I didn’t know. The level of openness and honesty that was created is something I will always be grateful for and never let go of. If it wasn’t for WisHope Recovery, I would have continued to be tearing everything in my life apart. I would not have the confidence to believe that my life is worth living!”