The Recovery Project - Macomb

Great place everybody is always friendly, the receptionist knows my name! You go into an upbeat environment where their number one concern is your improvement, I always feel like I’m improving and more importantly hopeful for a healthy future. Emilee Bohde is my therapist and I feel she wants to see me succeed as much as I do! The Recovery Project is a great place, I give it 5 plus Stars ⭐ufe0f ⭐ufe0f⭐ufe0f⭐ufe0f⭐ufe0f...

Very professional but friendly therapists. Nikki offers excellent advice and is very helpful if we have any questions regarding therapy we can work on in the home for various conditions or situations. Highly recommend this facility.

TRC is an outstanding team. They are always looking for alternative solutions to improve your quality of life. They analized my case and check for other options, thinking out of the box when necessary. They’re empathetic, enthusiasthic with what they do, and never give up.

I was so fortunate to have been referred to The Recovery Project back in July of 2020. I now have a much greater hope in being able to get back to a more active life working with this amazing, well educated, dedicated, caring team. I was diagnosed in 2012 with Chiari Malformation (my brain) & Syringomylia (syrinx) in my spinal cord. I needed surgery for the BRAIN first. A craniotomy to expand the skull for the malformation. The hope was with this surgery the syrinx would reverse itself over time. Things were good for a few years but sadly the syrinx never took care of itself. It actually continued to grow. Sadly, symptoms (fatigue, insomnia, falling, weakness, tingling & numbing in hands & feet, etc.) were all coming back. So, long story short, back under the knife for me September 2019. Now this was SPINAL CORD surgery. Scary! Risks! But not being able to function wasn't an option for me. Sadly, I lost feelings on my left side. T5-T6 and below. I knew there were these types of risks and willing take them. Fortunately, the feelings & sensations started coming back. SLOWLY! Very slowly & disconnected from my brain. Meaning I had to consciencely look, think & make my left side connect to my brain in order to move it. I have gone from wheelchair to walker. Walker to cane & now wear a leg brace on my left leg. So I am grateful but not done. Since I have worked with THE RECOVERY PROJECT I have really made strides. The treatments I have received here along with the PT has really improved my movement AND my confidence. Along with my mental well being. HOPE! I'm not done with PT & I still have work to do but, I am grateful. I am making real progress. I see a brighter future. Thank TRP.

My therapist Shondra is an amazing person. She listens to my goals, has a plan, makes an assessment of my progress, and continues to work with me abd push me to achieve more than I could do on my own!