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I was apprehensive about coming into Windsor House Private. I felt comedic about going to a rehabilitation center, I didnβt think anyone or anything could help me, I had been this way for ten years so honestly what could a facility do differently to make me happy and in control again? I went into assessment with Paul and I knew my life was about to change. The team at Windsor House Private from the moment I walked in made me feel genuinely cared for. Steve, Marnie and Amanda are counsellors who guided me to the right direct with high compassion and correct knowledge to gain deeper understanding of myself. This really is a key point in sobriety. I let my guard down, pushed my bias aside, cleared my mind and accepted that i truly didnβt know anything about my own wellbeing just so I could absorb all the information given to me. The team at WHP has helped me love the person I am, the kid I was and the to understand it is possible for me to live intentionally, be present in my mind and body and most importantly continue my life sober.
53 days sober, I feel a deeper connection within my faith, I feel seen, I feel heard, I feel accepted, I feel able. I feel like I can do this thing we call life.
This place saved my life. My name is Miroslav, and after four rehabs, I finally learned what it means to surrender. The grounds are peaceful and spotlessβit feels almost like a monasteryβbut itβs the people that make the difference. They are real recovery folks who listen without judgment. No fluff, no beating around the bush. Just straight talk and genuine care.
They taught me how to live: how to set boundaries and keep the program alive after I left. I met people here who rebuilt their lives from nothing, and that energy is contagious. Itβs not a hospital; itβs the home I never had. If youβre tired of running, come here. Itβll break you open, then build you better.
A huge and heartfelt thank you to Paul, Will, Marnie, Amanda, Steve, Aido, Darren, Merks, Blaise, Aggie, Bree, and the entire community for your phenomenal support and guidance πβ€οΈ
I spent five weeks at Windsor House while battling both alcohol and drug addiction, and I can honestly say I wouldnβt be alive if I hadnβt gone there.
The program truly works. It gave me the knowledge, strength, and tools that I will carry with me every day on my journey of sobriety. Because of Windsor House, I am alive and clean today. That is something I will never take for granted, and I will be forever grateful.
If you are struggling with any form of addiction, please do yourself a favour and reach out. The staff are not only highly experienced, but genuinely compassionate, supportive, and deeply invested in your recovery.
Thank you for saving my life β€οΈ
If heaven was a place on earth Windsor house private would be the big pearly gates!!! ππΌ this place and the staff their have literally saved my life, I walked in and I was scared, broken, lost and just a shell of a person, I walked out of there 56 days later with a smile on my face a better attitude and perspective on life and and itβs the best thing I have ever done! I now have the tools and education that I need to be the best version of my self I highly recommend WHP to anyone struggling with addiction!!!
Oh, where to start. I've had quite a journey at Windsor House. Many ups and many downs. As an ego driven, willful, judgemental and scared addict I went to WHP ready to judge. To judge the staff, the groups, the schedule, the processes, and the rules.
The first time I attended I stayed 3 weeks and left before my program ended. Why? because I thought I had gotten all I could out of the facility and egotistically, my addict brain was sure I could manage on my own. The staff were gracious and caring about my leaving, although they advised me not to.
Well, they were right. I relapsed quite quickly because I refused to implement the changes and carry on with the program as suggested. Somewhat shamefacedly I called for help and they welcomed me back warmly.
I returned and within a week I had broken a cardinal rule in the therapeutic community, but since I was honest about it they did not ask me to leave, as they could have. They cared so much for my well-being.
But I was too embarrassed to stay so ran away AGAIN.
And once again relapsed. I was mortified but gathered the courage to ask if they would allow me back. And they did, with no hesitations and open arms.
I returned more openly raw and committed to actually listening to what they had to say, accepting their suggestions, obeying the rules, being accountable and putting my ego aside and learn.
I had some tantrums, a little drama, felt judged, and scared. But I applied myself and opened myself to the amazing opportunity I had been given to be there again; safe, supported and even loved.
I stayed my full program and have been sober ever since.
The staff are genuinely caring, knowledgeable, and wonderful.
Will you have personality clashes and ups and downs? Yes. But if you go to WHP with an authentic and willing open mind, leave your ego at the door and just shut up and listen to what they have to say, it will change your life.
I truly love the staff. They're patient, caring, knowledgeable and nurturing people. And I thank them from the bottom of my heart. A heart they helped heal, grow and open.
And most importantly, if I ever needed to, I would go back AGAIN. That in itself says volumes.
Thank you WHP. For everything. β€οΈ
Deciding to go to WHP was the best decision I have made. It's a very loving, honest, supportive and educational environment to get well. Unlike other rehabs I had been too, the aftercare WHP has established and ongoing community of past residents is what has kept me sober after finishing my primary care. The councillors all have incredible knowledge and experience. I cant speak more highly of Windsor House.
I walked head in shame into WHP 2 years and 2 months ago a broken woman. Windsor House and its programs helped me start my life as a sober person and allowed me to learn to love myself. I owe my life today to those precious 28 days in rehab and I continue to be connected today through the aftercare program and our sober community.
My experience at Windsor House Private Rehabilitation has been nothing short of life-changing. From the moment I arrived, I felt supported, respected, and truly cared for. The staff are incredibly knowledgeable and compassionateβevery therapist, counselor, and support worker goes above and beyond to make sure you feel understood and encouraged throughout your recovery journey.
The treatment programs are thoughtfully designed and genuinely effective. They blend evidence-based therapy, personalized care plans, and a peaceful environment that helps you focus fully on healing. The facility itself is clean, comfortable, and calming, allowing you to feel safe and at ease during a challenging time.
What impressed me most was how individualized everything felt. The team really listens, adapts, and provides the tools you need not just for recovery, but for long-term success. I left Windsor House feeling stronger, more confident, and with a renewed sense of hope.(especially eternally thankful for my personal healer Amanda)
Iβm deeply grateful for my time there and would wholeheartedly recommend Windsor House to anyone seeking high-quality, compassionate rehabilitation. It truly sets the standard for private recovery care.