Very kind staff. Doctor listens . Explains options for treatment whatever the case may be.read more

He is a suboxone doctor-he will not accept insurance- he takes cold hard cash/card only. If your…read moreappt is not in the first half of the month- he charges an extra $20 so 170 per month. He has zoomed since 2020.

Something I don't share often is that I lost my daughter in February of 2015. That's because…read morealthough I enjoy talking about her, I hate talking about her death and I vehemently despise being asked questions about her death. Grief is very personal and private to me. For the most part, I handle my grief just fine on my own (with God, of course, because I could never handle something like that on my own). Unfortunately, when the latest iOS update erases all of the text messages Kelly and I exchanged before she died, or when a random Facebook memory pops up and it dredges up a memory that makes me miss her even more than usual, that's when I get emotional. Being emotional makes me realize that I do need someone to help me learn to practice healthy coping mechanisms. Following the iOS update incident, a colleague recommended Christian Counseling Professionals and I decided it might be helpful to talk with a professional. After glancing over each of the counselors' profiles on their website, I made an appointment with a sweet lady who specializes in grief counseling. I've been going a few months now and counseling has made a substantial impact on my life. My counselor not only helps me learn to cope with occurrences like the events I described above, she also talks me through issues with my sons that are likely related to their grief. She's helping me discover so many inconsequential things I can do differently to dramatically improve the quality of my life. I can clearly see the benefit of talking with a professional rather than trying to deal with my grief all on my own. I honestly wish I had started going sooner. If you're even remotely considering talking to a professional counselor, I highly recommend making an appointment and not putting it off for 2 1/2 years like I did. You won't regret it.

From the owner: Christian Counseling Professionals is a nondenominational Christian program staffed by Christians,…read moreeach of whom is a trained counselor or psychotherapist with at least a master's degree.

I shopped around for a good primary care physician. Dr. Mitchell was my fourth stop and I'm GLAD I…read morekept seeking until I found her! She listens. She actually reads the notes and results from other providers. She is thorough and patient. As in other situations the attitude from the top shows. Her nurses have been great. The office staff is excellent and they also listen. The in-office lab and CAT scan and X-ray and services are not just convenient but the staff is wonderful.

My husband & I were counseled by Rebecca for about a year, and we made a lot of progress in that…read moretime. We were having trouble working through issues constructively...everything devolved into an argument. I was angry ALL the time, and I know it was hard to try to work toward any sort of compromise when I was like that. At some point, I had an A-HA moment when I heard "anger is the bodyguard of sad". It was absolutely a lightbulb going off for me... Being angry and lashing out protected the sad or frightened parts of myself. I do think that served me well when I was little and was abused...it's easier to take advantage of a meek little girl, but if I lashed out like a wildcat, I surely protected myself from further incidents. I never even realized that that's what I was doing. I mean...game-changer...and it only took me 44 years to find that out! Now, my husband and I can both recognize that when I'm feeling threatened (and I can feel threatened by even little things!) or unsafe, that this angry part of me storms the helm and tries to take over. I've learned through couples counseling and a smaller DBT therapy group, how to recognize this and not just let it rule the moment. This has been transformative and a real savior to our marriage. If you're willing to look deep & be inquisitive (instead of judgmental...toward yourself and your partner) then Rebecca can really be a lifeline and help guide you & your partner to a more cohesive partnership. (We didn't go into therapy saying "Hey, fix me!" My husband isn't perfect either, but we do both agree that figuring out why I was lashing out and not letting down my wall was crucial in OUR growth and development.) I 100% recommend Rebecca (and DBT as well!)

From the owner: Don't hesitate to call Rebecca Stephens, MS, LPC in Mobile, AL. We are committed to your…read moresatisfaction. Call us today.

This practice and the owner harms patients. Neglects them, forces procedures, lies to…read morePatients, and falsifies medical records.

I used to love going here , I felt like these people really cared about the patient and their pain…read more. When I see this one nurse practitioner , I'm not sure of her name , I get the feeling she doesn't like me , I have complained about her before because she's rude and uncaring . She doesn't seem in-tune with what " chronic pain " means and she doesn't seem to care either . I saw her today and she got great joy in talking about reducing my meds again which HORRIFIED ME .. I'm Sick to my stomach because of her . She's mean . No other nurse practitioner has EVER mentioned this before nor have the doctors when I have procedures . It's time for this country to start treating chronic patients right ... we are not DRUG ADDICTS . And I don't deserve to be treated badly by someone who doesn't like me because I'm white either .. just saying that's what I get a feeling of because she's nice to other folks .. if you get my drift .