Pyramid Healthcare Easton Outpatient Treatment Center

“Pyramid has been a loving, compassionate and support facility since I've started. The staff and counselors are SIMPLY AMAZING! PYRAMID will always be my home away from home. I had the Best counselor ever, Ms. Shanese Freeman OMG... NO NOSENSE! Just what I needed. Because of her and the receptionist Ms. Crystal I have structure in my life. Without Pyramid I don't know where I would be. I've graduated and Omg the certificate made me cry. My recovery coin was attached. They told me I've earned it. I will always return to visit and hopefully be a guest speaker to inspire any one who needs help with their sobriety. I LOVE PYRAMID!”

“The setting was nothing that I thought it was going to be. I waited a long time to get off my chest but with the right people. I have seen both sides especially the stigma that comes with it. It's a shame. The excersis we did very motivating. Especially when the group was split up in two age groups. That was really positive moment to share with the younger people. Addiction does not discriminate with age. I really wish I could have attended something like this years ago!! The one thing I did not like was having AA force on me. It's a great organization I have to get healthy first after two knee replacement surgery recently. Looking forward to attending and reading the big book. I am on my way to life of sobriety. I will conquer. Thanks to everyone for your support and life experiences. Aaron, Final note Christin and Veronica are great counselors. Those are the I worked with. Pyramid lost a good counselor letting Veronica go!!! 😔”

“Veronica and my opinion was the best counselor at Pyramid, Easton and I bet a lot of other people could vouch for me and I don’t get why everybody was on her messing with her stuff trying to get her fired. That’s not right other than that Veronica was the best.”

“This organization is very professional and has excellent therapists. The groups provide an excellent support system and a great way to share experiences in a non-judgmental environment.”