Prisma Recovery Center - Fort Myers, Florida

Chelsea M.

Prisma recovery has changed my life truly, When I came, I did not want to read the reviews because I wanted to commit and experience my first time in treatment for myself. Everybody is going to have their own opinions and perspective, but Treatment is what you truly make of it. An opportunity to better your life and grow. Prisma recovery has given me a complete mental toolbox to take on any and every challenge that comes my way. Every single staff member is dedicated to helping us heal and better serve our overall well-being in the most genuine way. Prisma is more than just another recovery center. Prisma is family, Prisma is hope, Prisma is love, Prisma saved my life. 100000/10 Recommended .

Jerene B.

There are many bad reviews from people, some of whom I was in treatment with personally. I understand there are some frustrating things about mental healthcare that are core issues. However, Prisma was a wonderful experience and radically changed my life. I spent 5 weeks here and truly believe if you are ready and willing to change, this is an exceptional place to heal. Perfect? No. Safe and beneficial? Yes. If you are considering going, I think you would be quite pleased with Prisma Recovery Center.

Leah M.

I cannot begin to express how grateful I am for the incredible support and care provided by Prisma Recovery Center during my ex-boyfriend's journey to recovery. From the moment he arrived, the staff greeted him with warmth and compassion, creating a safe space for healing.

The comprehensive programs offered at Prisma were truly transformative. They addressed not just the physical aspects of recovery, but also the emotional and psychological challenges. I was particularly impressed with the personalized treatment plans that catered to his individual needs, ensuring he received the support necessary to thrive.

The environment at Prisma is both serene and welcoming, fostering a sense of community among the clients. With a variety of therapeutic activities, group sessions, and personalized counseling, my ex-boyfriend found the tools and support he needed to confront his struggles head-on.

Thanks to Prisma Recovery Center, my ex-boyfriend has made significant progress in his recovery, and I could see a renewed sense of hope and purpose within him. It’s reassuring to know that he is in a place committed to helping individuals reclaim their lives. I highly recommend Prisma to anyone seeking a path toward recovery—it's truly a special place.

Ed W.

So I had a mental health assessment, but the help they offered was a 30-day inpatient treatment to help kick bad habits and all that. they told me to call off like I'm sick tomorrow. They are gonna handle all the disability and FML paperwork when I get there tomorrow.

Did I get the help I was searching for? Yes. Did it come from who I paid to help me? No. If not for the community of patients, I would be 6 than when I went into Prisma Recovery Center, in Fort Myer. First, admissions, while very comforting and reassuring, told more lies than I could count. Promising various things such as plenty of 1-on-1 time with therapists, gyms, pools, and a plethora of other features. Just to arrive on a weekend, and then wait 4 days to see a therapist 1-on-1. The main goal of the facility is to keep the beds full of the best insured patients for as long as possible. Less insured patients are quickly processed thru the program some times with no warning before their exit date. Another issue is the lack of staffing. For a revolving door of 45+ patients there are 2 case managers, 6 therapist(now 5 after one quit), few clinical support(i only met one Shar), about 8 nurses, and a handful of mental health techs(MHT). Many days, the rules, procedures, and schedules were modified to accommodate the shorted staff. My personal gripe with the place is they would hold the mentally unstable patients to a higher standard than the staff. Rushing us into the group therapy just to wait for a staff member to join 15 minutes later. Group therapy is the main tool of the facility. However, if you talk about anything to personal or "triggering," you would be shut down and told to talk personally with your therapist that you rarely got to see. I would go into more detail if not for the privacy of my fellow patients. The other main components of the facility are drugs. Upon intake, you talk to a provider for less than 2 minutes, and miraculously, they have a magice pill. I watched others get zombified as they ran the gauntlet of possible pills only to deal with the myriad of side effects. So, according to the handbook, the start of week 3 is when you're supposed to begin discussing and planning your transition to whatever is next in your individualized treatment plan. Again, this did not happen for me or any of the people I talked to. Instead, even after several requests to begin this process, I was left with no information. Probably because for the 45+ patients, there was only one coordinator to assist with post-care planning. It was my 4th week in the place before I exchanged words with the director of the place. The first time he spoke to me was to enforce an arbitrary rule that didn't apply to me. It wasn't until I politely and blatantly disregarded the rules that we even had a conversation, during which he spent most of opening letters then trying to convince me of the merit of the PHP. However, I offered no real information on the PHP, just that it would benefit me to complete it. Which may have been true, but with no real information, how could I make an informed decision. The last problem I will talk about is the fact that my FMLA and disability insurance were not processed properly or in a timely fashion. Also, processing the document so I can return to work seems to be more time-consuming than it should be. For the positives, there are a few MHTs who are there for the patients; JUNIOR, ANGELA, DELANEY, ISREAL(IZZY), JUSTIN, and ERICK ARE ABSOLUTELY AMAZING. Few more techs do their job well, Sarah, Chris, Sandria, Robert. As well as the nurses, Brianna, Tray, Camedra, Mikki, and the new one, Sarah seemed like she would be good. Truly, the only thing going for the place is the community of patients. They are more concerned with keeping beds full than fulfilling their promises. Many promises blatant lies.

luigi C.

Our family is incredibly grateful for the outstanding care my brother received at Prisma Recovery Center. From the moment he arrived, we were impressed by the compassionate and professional team. They took the time to truly understand his struggles, tailoring a treatment plan that addressed his unique needs.

The therapists and counselors provided him with tools and support that have made a lasting impact on his mental health and well-being. The facility itself is warm and welcoming, which made a difficult journey much easier for him—and for all of us as his support system.

Thanks to Prisma Recovery Center, my brother has gained not only hope but also a clear path forward. We can’t thank the staff enough for their dedication to helping him heal and thrive. If you're seeking a place that genuinely cares about its patients and their families, look no further than Prisma.

Thank you for giving my brother—and our family—a fresh start. 💙

Scott H.

Amazing place it truly helped me understand myself . Although I had a rough start the staff made it so worth it. Shoutout to Delaney,Donna, Izzy and Sarah. Cami is ABSOLUTELY AMAZING with her approach, one of the best therapists I have come across in my life. The food was amazing. The community of people you meet will change your life, again great place minus rob the director. He’ll say anything for 10gs 5 out of 5 minus him.

Davon S.

Going to Prisma for my recovery journey was a perfect experience. The food was phenomenal and the staff was incredibly helpful. My stay here helped me in multiple different ways and the therapists were great. Destiny (therapist) was super helpful along my journey. I have no complaints about any of the staff. Everyone was comical, polite, and super chill. The atmosphere is great. Chance (one of the chefs) was absolutely unreal. Along with T (always making iced coffees, filling the plates, baking cookies) and Bill was great as well. 10/10 recommend

Debbie V.

The stay here has been the best experience. I have been through 7 prior treatments and this one has been the best by far. The staff are caring and s9 helpful. I have never experienced a community like this. They are so supportive and loving.
Prisma medical department needs to be better. Going cold turkey on depression medications is dangerous. I am now without any medication for 3.5 days. I feel very weepy and happy and sad all at once.