Business ProfileforBright Heart Health

**************** was real nice in the beginning I got ********************** as my therapist. Not even 1 month in and I've tapered from 24mg-10mg. They are pushing for me to go to 8 and I freak out. I tell the therapist (doc daughter) that they are moving to fast. She tells me she isn't sure how to handle the situation so she's gonna call ****************. She gets **************** on the line and they forget to mute me. And right in front of my face **** tells *** "Im like a cokehead for suboxone." This was the first terrible incident. Those words sat with me for a very long time. Second incident im in group and **************** completely skips me, doesn't order my meds. So I message the next day to see if she can order them. They put us in a meeting and she says "Can we make this quick im tired and want to get off?" Im in complete shock, she was so terribly rude. It upset me so I vent to my therapist. Bad idea! Our relationship was never the same after.. That's when I find out they are mother/daughter and now the pieces start to fit together. Ok here we are months later. A circus comes to town. I let them know I won't be in group no one seemed to mind. I'd never missed group. I was down to 5mg, ** doing everything im supposed to. So I didn't think it would be a big deal. 1 week and 1 session later and im still without meds. I was drilled for days about how I choose the circus over my recovery. It was a mess. With no resolution other then me being without med. I have to watch what I tell my therapist because she shared it with mom/doc then I have both of them pushing me into the corner. I ask for a different doc and therapist. I get into my first session and am asked to introduce myself. The minute I said my name the new Doc starts drilling me. She tells me she will not put up with me thinking I can miss group. And not taking accountability for my actions. I didn't even have the power or energy to fight back. Id never felt suicidal in my life until this. It was the worst experience of my life.