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By Domingos Dias on February 20, 2020 Verified by Google
WENDY DORINGER, ALEXANDRIA M and JAMES O were NON COMPLIANT RESIDENTS actively using and resistant to getting the help they need. They go to extreme lengths to manipulate, lie, argue and avoid responsibility for their actions. THEY RETALIATE against people closest to them who stop enabling them, set boundaries and follow thru with consequences. Nexus Sober House has a zero tolerance policy. We do not make exceptions or compromise House rules, especially zero tolerance policy for residents actively using NOT BEING ALLOWED ON THE PROPERTY.
By James O on May 8, 2018 Verified by Google
Across the 37 days I spent there I was not breathalyzed once. A gentleman who was talking about suicide ended up committing suicide by overdosing and was not found for almost a whole day. There was absolutely no supervision. From day one there I could have gone out drinking all day, drove back wasted, and nobody would have been the wiser.
Therapy sessions were forced. If I didn't wish to share, they would pelt me with "you have to share something" until I gave in. Thats not how therapy works. When a person feels comfortable with sharing something then it comes out. You shouldn't be forces to share your feelings in front of 20 something people if you don't want to.
There were bugs. The bathrooms were disgusting. The mattress I was given was thoroughly piss stained by previous tenants. And upon leaving the place early, I was promised a refund for the 3 weeks that I wasn't going to use... never got it. Dom the owner outright stole my money.
By liz teixeira on August 24, 2017 Verified by Google
By Wendy Doniger on July 29, 2017 Verified by Google
Dom Dias house manager is volatile and loses his temper when provoked. The largest CT crystal meth bust happened at the house in December 2016. Previous incidents include a brawl resulting in felony assault charges, one confirmed overdose other police/ambulance activity occur frequently. The property was inhabitable due to mold and is currently for sale by bank as short sale. Needs to be torn down - it's a dump.
By Luisa Dias on December 15, 2015 Verified by Google
Excellent choice of sober homes available in Fairfield County Ct.
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