The Living Room at Princeton

Nic Curcio 2 months ago

The Living Room was a genuinely positive experience for me. What stood out the most was the focus on meditation and mindfulness. It wasn’t treated like an afterthought—it was a core part of the program, and it gave me practical tools that I still use every day. Its an Oasis in the cesspool of mental health/substance abuse treatment industry. They take a unique approach to client care prioritizing individual clients needs and working with the person as a person instead of a business transaction.

Hutch Hutchinson 2 months ago

The Living Room at Princeton truly changed my life. When I started the program, I wasn't sure what to expect. The staff welcomed me without judgment and supported me every step of the way. They really care about the people they help. The flexibility of the IOP program was huge for me. I was able to keep working and take care of my responsibilities while getting the help I needed. It made recovery possible without putting my whole life on hold. The counselors and group sessions gave me the tools and confidence to stay on the right path. I learned that I wasn't alone, and that made all the difference. If you or someone you love is struggling with addiction, I can't recommend The Living Room enough. Walking through those doors was one of the best decisions I've ever made. Thank you for helping me get my life back.

Philip O'Hara 2 months ago

The Living Room at Princeton is an incredible program with a truly compassionate and dedicated staff. From the moment you walk in, you’re treated with respect and made to feel welcome. They genuinely care about the people they serve and provide a safe, supportive environment for recovery and healing. The team goes above and beyond to help individuals build a better future. I highly recommend The Living Room to anyone seeking support for themselves or a loved one.

Maggie 2 months ago

I highly recommend The Living Room at Princeton. From the moment you walk through the door, you’re welcomed into an environment where you truly feel seen, heard, and valued. The staff is professional, kind, and genuinely caring. They approach everyone with simple understanding and compassion—never judgment—making it easier to open up and focus on healing. What makes this place especially meaningful is how they make you feel like you matter. Their support, patience, and encouragement create a safe space where hope begins to grow, even during life’s most difficult moments. Dr. August Leming is an incredible part of that experience. His positive energy, compassion, and uplifting presence are exactly what you need during your darkest moments. He inspires confidence and reminds you that progress is possible, no matter where you’re starting from. If you’re looking for a place where you’ll be treated with respect, kindness, and genuine care, The Living Room at Princeton is an excellent choice. With their guidance and unwavering support, you’ll have the tools and encouragement to move forward. They truly make you believe that anything is possible.

Amadis Terrero 3 months ago

The living room was honest to God a LIFE SAVER for my loved one and our family. I can’t say enough good things about The Living Room. They are exceptional at what they do. From the very beginning, they always took the time to answer every question we had and made us feel supported throughout the entire process, even after my loved one treatment ended, they have continued to be there for him. To this day, he still communicates with the staff, which says so much about the genuine care and relationships they build, everyone treated us with empathy, respect, and kindness, they didn’t just help our loved one, they gave us the knowledge, guidance, and tools we needed to better support him during his recovery, to the point that I was continuously saying that I was sorry to bother them so much and their response was always “ We got you” We are incredibly grateful for everything they have done for our family, and I highly recommend The Living Room at Princeton to anyone seeking compassionate, high-quality care, the amount of time and dedication they put into their clients it’s just unbelievable. Techs, administrators, counselors, therapists, to ALL of them, THANK YOU, you are just AMAZING

Clint E. Edited 3 months ago

The living room saved my life. I went there suicidal and extremely under medicated from a detox. They were quick to get me medicated properly and helped me to live in the NOW. I'm extremely grateful to the caring staff and owner for their support and understanding. I would recommend the living room to anyone looking for a different experience to recovery. This place is new age and takes a different approach to helping a person get well. I highly recommend the living room for a new and exciting experience in recovery for both mental health and addiction recovery. Thank you for an again for saving my life. Shout out to my therapist Andrew for helping me to "wake up" you're a great therapist and a valuable asset to the community.

Deziree Cooper 4 months ago

All the stories you hear about Nursing facilities made us apprehensive of putting our loved one in any of them. That is until we met Stacy the Admissions Director and Margaret the Unit Manager from the rehab floor. The both of them together alleviated all out fears along with this beautiful and clean facility, we had a private room our own shower which was a plus. The staff was warm and welcoming. If your loved one needs rehab Harmony Suites is the place!

Tom Reynolds 5 months ago

There are not enough stars in the sky to express the number I would give The Living Room. Our daughter has been in and out of IOPs and PHPs, as well as therapists’ and psychiatrists’ offices, but none of them were able to identify her condition as Bipolar II. She truly enjoys working with the entire staff and connecting with the other patients. The staff is incredibly caring, intelligent, warm, and empathetic. This is the only place that has included us as part of her treatment—they are highly communicative. If I could mention every name, I would, but we are especially grateful for Jacob, Teresa, Shweta, Melina, Barbara, Kristen, Manuel, and many others. We are finally hopeful.