Mental Health Providers in San Pedro, California

⭐ 1 Star Review Discharged Without Cause – Beware If Court-Mandated I was court-mandated to Fred Brown Recovery and followed every requirement. Despite my full compliance—including attending extra parenting and anger management classes on my own—I was blindsided and discharged with no due process on July 2, 2025. That morning, I was called into an emergency meeting while I was at work and told I was losing my housing and needed to appear in court. The reason? “Not getting along with roommates.” This was completely false—I have video evidence and written statements from all of my roommates confirming we got along fine. Even those I previously had an incident with had no ongoing issues with me. It became clear they were waiting for things to “build up” to discharge me. Charlotte pretended to be supportive in meetings but reported negative things to my case manager behind my back without my permission. Le Ann was rude, condescending, and even mocked my job, saying I should work at McDonald’s instead of in my chosen field. When I responsibly reached out to staff for help after hours, they used it against me instead of seeing it as a sign of accountability. I was discharged the same day—no warning, no chance to defend myself, and no opportunity to correct anything. I wasn’t even allowed back on the property to retrieve my belongings. This discharge put me at risk of going to jail due to my court case. Fred Brown made no attempt to work with me or honor the basic principles of recovery, justice, or trauma-informed care. I write this as a cautionary tale for others—especially anyone court-mandated—considering this program. They are not interested in your success. They are interested in control, optics, and covering themselves.

⭐ 1 Star Review Discharged Without Cause – Beware If Court-Mandated I was court-mandated to Fred Brown Recovery and followed every requirement. Despite my full compliance—including attending extra parenting and anger management classes on my own—I was blindsided and discharged with no due process on July 2, 2025. That morning, I was called into an emergency meeting while I was at work and told I was losing my housing and needed to appear in court. The reason? “Not getting along with roommates.” This was completely false—I have video evidence and written statements from all of my roommates confirming we got along fine. Even those I previously had an incident with had no ongoing issues with me. It became clear they were waiting for things to “build up” to discharge me. Charlotte pretended to be supportive in meetings but reported negative things to my case manager behind my back without my permission. Le Ann was rude, condescending, and even mocked my job, saying I should work at McDonald’s instead of in my chosen field. When I responsibly reached out to staff for help after hours, they used it against me instead of seeing it as a sign of accountability. I was discharged the same day—no warning, no chance to defend myself, and no opportunity to correct anything. I wasn’t even allowed back on the property to retrieve my belongings. This discharge put me at risk of going to jail due to my court case. Fred Brown made no attempt to work with me or honor the basic principles of recovery, justice, or trauma-informed care. I write this as a cautionary tale for others—especially anyone court-mandated—considering this program. They are not interested in your success. They are interested in control, optics, and covering themselves.

⭐ 1 Star Review Discharged Without Cause – Beware If Court-Mandated I was court-mandated to Fred Brown Recovery and followed every requirement. Despite my full compliance—including attending extra parenting and anger management classes on my own—I was blindsided and discharged with no due process on July 2, 2025. That morning, I was called into an emergency meeting while I was at work and told I was losing my housing and needed to appear in court. The reason? “Not getting along with roommates.” This was completely false—I have video evidence and written statements from all of my roommates confirming we got along fine. Even those I previously had an incident with had no ongoing issues with me. It became clear they were waiting for things to “build up” to discharge me. Charlotte pretended to be supportive in meetings but reported negative things to my case manager behind my back without my permission. Le Ann was rude, condescending, and even mocked my job, saying I should work at McDonald’s instead of in my chosen field. When I responsibly reached out to staff for help after hours, they used it against me instead of seeing it as a sign of accountability. I was discharged the same day—no warning, no chance to defend myself, and no opportunity to correct anything. I wasn’t even allowed back on the property to retrieve my belongings. This discharge put me at risk of going to jail due to my court case. Fred Brown made no attempt to work with me or honor the basic principles of recovery, justice, or trauma-informed care. I write this as a cautionary tale for others—especially anyone court-mandated—considering this program. They are not interested in your success. They are interested in control, optics, and covering themselves.