Dr. Joy is an amazing therapist. My new husband and I started visited with her to better learn how…read moreto blend our family a couple years back. Now we usually see her individually and talk later together. She has, in just a few session reply helped me understand what really is upsetting me and most of the time it wasn't even my husband!! we enjoy her honesty, never chooses sides and allows us really insightful loving ways to manage the outside world. All the while protected our relationship from anything that hurts our goals together. We will probably never stop therapy and see it as important as any other healthcare.

The quality of care from this counseling center is amazing. They have expertise in trauma and first…read moreresponders which is a real need. I highly recommend them.

I have known Dana from Full Life for three years. I supported Dana through her EMDRIA Consultant…read morejourney and she has become one of my most respected colleagues. She knows her stuff, she is highly ethical, and she is empathetic but able to give need direct feedback to help me grow. She continues to learn and grow as a therapist and I recommend her whenever I need an AZ referral.

I had a great experience with Dr. Meyer. I was opposed to therapy, but he made it something for me…read moreto look forward to every week. I was at rock bottom, and after only a few months, I'm doing the best I've done in years. Dr. Meyer is both objective and compassionate, and tells you what needs to be done in a tactful, respectful way. I'd highly recommend his services to anyone thinking they need a big change in life.

Ben is awesome. My wife and I were in need of couples counseling and we hit the jackpot when Ben…read morewas our therapist. He remained neutral throughout all of our sessions and opened our eyes to the many things we missed in how and where things went astray. Ben helped clear our heads and gave us a different perspective and various other resources for us to mend ourselves. He made us see that it was a long road ahead of us but we'll worth the sacrifice if we can work together on any and all issues. 5 stars aren't enough for a rating. 10 stars all the way. Thank you Ben.

I saw Cassandra Cauble of AZ Counseling for several years for therapy. I only got worse during…read morethat time but she just kept utilizing the same tired & outdated strategies that obviously were not working for me. Furthermore, it was clear from things she said that she cared more about building her business and clientele than about helping people. The last straw was when she started pushing the movie "The Secret" on me and insisting that a client of hers got the traffic lights to change in his favor by envisioning it hard enough. I think that anecdote was a good example of the overall experience I had with her - - she would try to convince me that if I just wanted to feel better badly enough it would come true. Therefore if I wasn't feeling better I obviously just wasn't envisioning it hard enough or coming to therapy often enough. I wish I could have those years back & see someone else. Or that she could have been a big enough person to admit that she wasn't in a position to help & refer me to someone who could have. Thank goodness things are better now but I will never get those years back.

Having never gone to therapy before, I was afraid and unsure, and also having little expectations…read moreof actually trusting and connecting with the first therapist I saw. However, Dr. Cassandra Cauble was instantly a breath of fresh air to me. She helped me with many things over the years, and helped me to uncover things I never even knew were there. Finally I understood why some of the issues in my life were there, and more importantly where they came from. Everything suddenly made sense, so it gave me a place to start in my healing process. She was someone I trusted, felt safe with, and honestly looked forward to seeing because it became a place for me to feel like there was hope and sense in the reasons for my struggles. Most of the time it felt more like talking to a friend rather than a doctor, and she went outside of my expectations to be there for me and help me throughout the years. She was both empathetic and instructive.

Fantastic experience with an extremely authentic and caring team. The owner was personable and…read morecommunicative and I felt like I got more than what I expected from a mental health care team. Definitely worth investing in and a company that genuinely cares about you. Thank you sea glass!

The biggest issue with this organization is the significant disconnect between what it says it…read morevalues and how it actually operates. The organization promotes a culture of compassion, support, and client-centered care, but the day-to-day reality often felt like maintaining a positive image was prioritized over addressing legitimate concerns. Employees were routinely expected to give more than they were compensated for, including completing work outside of paid hours. Rather than acknowledging the unsustainable demands being placed on staff, leadership fostered a culture of "toxic positivity" where concerns were often minimized, reframed, or treated as a mindset issue rather than valid feedback. Positivity is not a substitute for accountability, and a workplace cannot solve systemic problems by simply encouraging employees to have a better attitude. The turnover rate among staff should be viewed as a serious warning sign. When experienced employees repeatedly leave, the appropriate response is to examine the working conditions, leadership practices, and organizational decisions contributing to that pattern. Instead, there appeared to be an expectation that staff should tolerate the same issues that caused others to leave. Most concerning was the impact this environment had on client care. In a mental health setting, decisions should consistently be guided by what is ethically and clinically in the best interest of clients. Unfortunately, there were times when organizational priorities appeared to outweigh clinical considerations. This creates a difficult environment for clinicians who entered the field to provide quality care and advocate for the people they serve. A healthy mental health organization requires leadership that listens to staff, respects boundaries, supports clinicians, and is willing to acknowledge problems rather than dismiss them. Ultimately, this organization taught me that a workplace can use the language of wellness, compassion, and positivity while still failing to create an environment where employees feel valued and where clients' needs consistently come first. Meaningful change requires more than slogans--it requires accountability, transparency, and a willingness to address uncomfortable truths.

Deborah is such an amazing counselor. She helped me work through some past hurts as I struggled…read morethrough some difficult times. She was incredibly supportive, sympathetic, gentle, and direct when it was needed. I never felt pushed but was encouraged to face certain parts of myself with grace. Many of her intentional questions and empowering words I still remember today. I always felt safe enough to share my hurts and express my feelings openly. I am grateful for the two years of counseling I had with her. She is wonderfully supportive and truly gifted by God in the field of counseling.

If you need help with your life - just call her now and leave a message indicating you'd like to…read moremake an appointment. Seriously. I'll wait. The bottom ============== I'm not sure anybody wants to go to counseling at first. I know I had dug in my heels for years before that fateful night when my wife walked out our door and I didn't know if she was coming back. I called and made an appointment with Deborah for the first time that night -- because I was finally ready to try just about anything to save my marriage. The new start =========== Deborah taught my wife and I new skills in those first few meetings. She facilitated a safe meeting place for my wife and I. Counseling is only as good as the effort you're willing to put into it -- and my wife and I "swung for the fences". We were able to turn our marriage around -- and I'm confident Deborah played a pivotal role in that transformation. Price ====== Deborah is covered by certain insurance companies -- ask yours what you need to do to have them pick up the bill. If you're paying full price, Deborah charges an average rate of about $150 / hour -- but ask her what her rate is up front to avoid any surprises. Tips ======= * Each session is about an hour. * Be willing to do what she suggests at least a few times to see if they work. * It sounds corny, but go with an open mind. * Do your homework if she gives you some. * if you're going with your spouse, make an evening out of it -- go on a date after your counseling session. You might be surprised at the intimacy it nurtures. Summary ======== If you need somebody in your corner giving you great advice and wise counsel, just go. Deborah will always have a special place in my family.

Dr. Alicia is amazing. We were seeking a specialist in selective mutism for my son, who was only 3…read moreat the time. She is the best in the state and has extensive training on selective mutism interventions. She really understands anxiety disorders, identified my son as gifted, as well as other insights that have proven important to know. I am so grateful we found her when we did and that she helped my some overcome his challenges. He still attends a social skills group with peers, which is excellent and he loves attending.

Dr. Alicia Goodman is a godsend to our family. I've been searching for, well, probably about a…read moredecade for a good psychologist for my son. The referral to her practice couldn't have come at a more critical time, and I honestly think it's a miracle. She knows her stuff, has so much knowledge, takes a personalized approach, and tackles issues perfectly. We only just started bringing my son here, but I already know that it's not only going to be a perfect fit, but a game-changer for his future and our family. Her office exudes calmness, smells amazing, and is decorated in a way that you'd envision a dream environment would be when pursuing therapy. Overall, she just GETS it... she sees and hits on all the things that I've been trying to communicate for years to get the help we need... and she makes that part easy, adding underlying levels of simplicity, clarity, and understanding. Looking forward to the progress and future sessions!

Sharon was an excellent counselor for me, helping me navigate career and relationship changes, as…read morewell as looking at some of the deeper underlying sources of my challenges. She was kind, compassionate and direct. It was easy to facilitate the counseling since she took my insurance and offered virtual appointments. She was a fantastic person to have on my side. I highly recommend.