My husband and I made an appointment for marriage counseling. The first date was October 31st and…read moreour "counselor" bailed right before our appointment because she felt sick. The second appointment she left 30 minutes before our appointment because she thought she, "broke her hand". I called to make another appointment and it took the receptionist 45 minutes to figure out how to book it and she STILL booked the wrong date. Today they text saying that we might need to find a different counselor due to the cancellations! THEY CANCELLED! I do NOT recommend them AT ALL!!!!

I'll talk no counseling. We have a daughter with special needs we have spoke to them too many times…read moreto count. Jim talks a good game and never follows through. No return phone calls if you do it's to tell you what he thinks you want to hear. We set up a program for one of his people to pick our daughter up from school. We were counting on this the first time it happened all was well. The second time no call no show. This time my daughter is at school. We are more than an hour away. We have a pet emergency my wife and I are now trying to figure out whether to leave the dog at the vet and go or what to do. Absolutely not the company you want to have counseling your child. They cannot be trusted. They cannot be counted on.

I am not the type to open up to doctors or counselors easily but when I came here I felt so safe…read moreand secure. I had been in a very traumatic situation and I felt no judgement from the staff and they were so helpful. They gave me so many resources and you can tell these people truly care about your wellbeing. Thank you Faces of Hope.

I visited them for a friend and I couldn't believe how kind, patient & understanding they were with…read moreme. They have so much support for families in difficult situations. Clearly a loving no judgement environment

I found this counseling to be less objective and more faith based. If you want to be told how to be…read moretherefore perfect and pay for uncomfortable workshops & expensive group therapy, book an appointment.

After much disappointment with every other counselor my boyfriend and I had experienced, we found…read moreRod based on his consistently excellent online reviews -- and we couldn't be more thankful that we did! He is very knowledgeable, easy to talk to/feel comfortable opening up with, and scheduling has always been very quick and easy. We also LOVE that we receive a very convenient reminder text message for all of our appointments 24 hours in advance. We strongly recommend him!!

Paul and his team are awesome. I go to them for all my PT needs. The staff is organized, caring and…read morethey have all the equipment you could need for rehab. Also a great place to have sports

Seems the company was purchased. Since the new owners, we have had constant issues with over…read morebilling, and other billing issues. There never seems to be resolution to the constant issues. We have since moved to another PT for our needs.

Ian and his wife Shelley are in the "business" of helping people. They will help you overcome some…read moremajor business or emotional road blocks. Don't hesitate to give them a call!!!

From the owner: Originally from the San Francisco Bay Area, Ian grew up in Santa Rosa. He is a singer/songwriter…read moreand guitar player, recording and performing original compositions. His music can be heard at ianfranklinmusic.com. Ian is the son of a Reichian therapist and comes from a family of healers. As such, Ian works from a holistic perspective and integrates breath-work into his music therapy sessions when appropriate. Furthermore, he specializes in helping people find their own unique and empowered voices through improvisation and songwriting. Ian provides deep emotional release breathwork coaching support, and he also facilitates one-on-one songwriting sessions as well as group empowerment sessions. His principle instruments are guitar and voice, however, he also integrates bass guitar, piano, drums and other instruments into much of the work he does. He provides both music therapy and instruction (lessons) to all individuals, and focuses on abilities and client preferences to meet the individual's needs. Additionally, he received training in Neurologic Music Therapy from the Center for Biomedical Research in Music at Colorado State University in Fort Collins, CO. Ian has a broad spectrum of experience within his professional life, including work in the following fields: Children and Adults with Special Needs, Skilled Nursing/Hospice, Corporate Wellness and Team Building, Psychiatric, and Pediatric.