My time at Royal Life Sumner was a great experience overall. The building is a little run down (showers temp fluctuate, creaky loud floors) and they seem to run short on supplies (cups, snacks, etc) a bit too frequently. But the staff far and away redeems this place in my eyes. They were by and large extraordinary, truly. A couple of them left a wonderful impression on my heart that will last a very long time.
Occasionally, a few staff members can be a pissy toward you should you choose to sit out a meeting, legitimate reasons or not. This approach really bothers me. Their heart is in the right place, but c’mon- with the staff being mostly addicts in recovery they should know better, in my opinion. You can’t force recovery on someone. Progress rather than perfection right?
From what I’ve gathered about the principles of recovery, you should greet newcomers with open arms and free of judgement lest you ward them off. Makes you wonder if these certain peeps understand the basic principles they claim to stand behind. Counterproductive. Anyways, I’ve beat that horse into the ground. that was only a handful of them though, overall the vast majority of the staff members were extraordinary. They offered valuable insight, joke around, and help guide you to the best of their ability, the heart to heart private talks with a few of them left an impression on me that will last a long long time. I was touched by their kindness. Recommended.
Reply from Royal Life Centers at Puget Sound
2025.07.03
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