Client Testimonials:
“I walked into ADS feeling like I had nothing left. Now I walk out feeling like I’ve got my life back. The staff didn’t judge me—they got to know me. They helped me figure out why I was using and how to really move forward. Life feels lighter now.”
“ADS gave me a second chance when I didn’t think I deserved one. I was nervous about starting treatment, but they made me feel comfortable right away. The group sessions, the one-on-one therapy, even the structure—it all helped me rebuild.”
“The outpatient program at ADS was exactly what I needed. I could keep working and still stay committed to my recovery. The counselors are real people who care. They get it. And they helped me see that I wasn’t broken—I just needed support.”
“I did the Telehealth IOP because I live two hours outside of Lincoln, and it was a game-changer. Same great care, but I could show up from home. I still talk to my counselor. ADS makes sure you’re not just a number—you’re a person.”
“I never thought I’d say this, but I actually looked forward to going to group. ADS made it feel like a safe space. We laughed, we cried, and we got real. Those sessions helped me face things I’d been avoiding for years.”
“After my DUI, I was court-ordered to do an evaluation and classes. ADS treated me with respect the entire time. What started as something I had to do became something I’m honestly grateful for. It changed my outlook completely.”
“Being in residential treatment with ADS helped me hit reset on my entire life. I was around people who understood me and staff who really showed up every day. I’ve made progress I never thought was possible.”
“My therapist at ADS helped me finally connect the dots between my addiction and my anxiety. That was the first time I felt like someone actually saw what I was going through and gave me tools I could use outside of treatment.”
“I didn’t have insurance when I first called, but ADS helped me apply for Medicaid. They walked me through the process and got me into services fast. I don’t know where I’d be if they hadn’t gone the extra mile like that.”
“The thing about ADS is that they genuinely care. From the front desk to the therapists to the director—everyone treated me like a human being. Not an addict, not a case. Just me. That made all the difference.”