Friendly, understanding, compassionate staff. Soothing,…read morecalming, tranquil atmosphere. No judgements. If they are out of your insurance plan, they can be a little expensive with $100+ an hour treatments. They are out of my insurance plan and a hour away, but this place is worth it. I always leave here feeling lighter.

I saw Dr. Coleman a few months after the sudden loss of my husband. He was warm, engaging and…read morehighly intelligent. I came away with specific assignments which helped immensely, and also with a sense of the possibility of renewal, of bouncing back. He helped me see the deep resilience inside of me.

From the owner: I love providing Counseling with clients from 12 years of age to Seniors…read more Hypnology is also an option!

Daniel is an incredible mental health provider. As a college student, he was extremely flexible…read morewith my busy schedule and conveniently offered telehealth appointments if I was unable to meet in-person. Daniel helped me navigate many obstacles having to do with school, career, and personal things, and has helped empower me to be a more positive and better person. If you are on the fence about choosing a therapist in the Madison area I could not recommend Daniel Goldman enough.

Really solid support that has helped me to overcome things that had a real sting. I learned…read morestrategies to reframe my thinking to "glass half full." I feel more present, mindful, and accepting. It takes hard work and patience to address long-standing mindsets/ feelings but it's worth it and what helps us grow. Quit putting it off. You'll learn to change your perspective and live more freely :)

If you have Quartz insurance - change as soon as humanly possible…read more I've never written a review before being removed from services yet here I am as a guardian to someone that directly receives Journey therapy services and yes I sit in some sessions. I talk to the therapist. I literally sat through intake, provided contact information of former practitioners, providers and medical care teams. More than 90 days later, no one has been contacted. I was just told the patient has to have a signed release, on file. We signed that at intake which we sat through for 90minutes, I provided copies of the documents and have full contact information with fax numbers. Apparently, I did it all to make papers look pretty. Direct questions of the counselor go unanswered. I'm content with just leaving and going somewhere that will include 1. Accountability 2. Redirection 3. Reenforcements. 4. DBT that handles once the pt has made poor choices and actions leading to damaging consequences. POA is on file. I've asked if GAL is required in order to talk to me as equal as the patient and Idk if it's the counselors bias or lack of foresight yet I was told no. Now, I'm seeking to switch after a year and get GAL to avoid pitfalls. Comparatively, I learned while reviewing places to go that Center for Open Doors openly discusses what their action plan is when the 4 things I mentioned above occur at some point during their care.

The facility exploits people with "advantagable" disorders that are already prediagnosed (from my…read moreown, personal experience). They gang stalk, use religion as a way to torture, attack clients, refuse to prescribe adequate medications that were documented on previous facility records as successful. They sexually assault clients in the office and outside of the office also. They use religion and other avenues to get "permission" for these things. In my area, this specific "JOURNEY MENTAL HEALTH" is only used for trafficking the vulnerable. I am a victim myself and all I can do is leave a review to hopefully help stop this situation. They are illegally committing people to the state and making them commit to unnecessary medications that won't actually help the mental health disorder, due to their religion and sexual preference. They have sex trafficked me due to my disorders and exploited me personally. Once they decide whether or not you're a victim of theirs, I am sure they'll tell you the same way they told me, "We're a cult".

I was not a fan of therapy, but therapist S. Robinson was simply amazing. (yes, the S stands for…read moreSuper!) After a few initial sessions, my life changed with the perspectives and re-approach she suggested. Life - changing. She was reliable, relatable, and used her diverse background to step me through a process that gave me patience, helped me show more love, and equipped me with tool to help keep me calm, focused, & supportive during stressful times. I'm so thankful for S. Robinson. K Olson was my assigned psychiatrist who adjusted meds to help control my reaction to stress. Very much appreciated. I definitively recommend Regent Mental Health.

I've been seeing Dr Brink for 6 years and she is very good. I like that she will give me options…read moreand discuss them, involving me in my treatment. Rather than telling me what I have to do, or just piling on more meds, as many psychiatrists will do to cover up their lack of clinical ability. The office experience is ok, but I'm a little puzzled by the fact that one part of their office is separated from the other part, which requires you to find the second part. Odd arrangement. Staff, however, are very helpful and polite.

Please know that I come at writing this review from the perspective of being both client and…read moreclinician. I write this review from a desire to inform. When I was first looking for a therapist to work with, I would have welcomed reading a review from someone who had actually worked with this clinician. Finding the right therapist can be a difficult task and because of the sensitive nature of therapy so few write honest, informed reviews. Far too often, when therapy does not go well, clinicians participate in a form of gas-lighting, trying to place all blame for the failure of therapy on the client. It takes a truly skilled, seasoned, self-aware therapist to participate in an honest evaluation of what went wrong. Unfortunately, Rebecca Compton was unable to do that in my experience with her. Very rarely, is it truly the client who fails in therapy, but the therapist who fails the client. I hope that this review helps someone make an informed decision about seeking care from Rebecca Compton. Rebecca Compton may be a skilled clinician in a very niche', boutique type practice but I would not recommend her for any trauma work or work where there is the possibility of negative transference. I am a therapist who has been doing the sacred work of psychotherapy for over 30 years. I engaged the services of Rebecca Compton to do some specific work around trauma. Rebecca Compton indicates both on her website and her psychology today profile, that she is a clinician who does trauma/PTSD work. She also indicates that she is a clinician who works from a psycho-dynamic/modern analytic theoretical orientation. As a clinician, I was uniquely positioned to understand that those approaches, those indicated areas of specialty were exactly what I anticipated would be areas wells suited to do the work I believed I needed to do. I worked with Ms. Compton from the summer of 2021 until February of 2022. That was a solid block of time that should have allowed Ms. Compton to show up as a clinician skilled at managing both trauma and transference. Unfortunately, that did not prove to be true. Ms. Compton missed some very key moments where a trauma informed clinician would have guided and joined and attuned with the client in order to do sensitive, powerful trauma work. Thankfully, I am a clinician and therefore capable of understanding that the failure of my therapy experience with her was her failing as a clinician and not mine as a client. I have great concern for any client that would engage Ms. Compton for trauma work only to leave believing they have failed to make therapy work or that therapy would not work for them. Trauma work, transference work takes a clinician who is skilled to reach in, to join, to find a level of attunement with a client that builds a foundation of trust. Unfortunately, despite repeated efforts to allow her to do that, Ms. Compton was unable to join or attune in anyway that allowed for a solid foundation of trust and safety. As the client, I repeatedly brought into session content that should have allowed for the sensitive, powerful work of managing negative transference. I was very aware that negative transference would most likely rear it's ugly head. I was clear with Ms. Compton about that from the beginning. I sought out a seasoned, skilled clinician for that very reason. It was jarring when it happened and she failed to work with it in away that would have allowed for the powerful, restorative, healing work that therapy can offer. Ms. Compton indicates that she now does Brainspotting as a tool to treat trauma. I was not able to get to the place of trusting Ms. Compton enough to allow her to use that tool with me. That may be an effective tool but without the foundation of trust it becomes difficult for any client to go to a spot with a clinician where they must believe the clinician is skilled in navigating. This could have been salvaged but Ms. Compton refused to do the work that would have allowed for that.

From the owner: 40 years of experienceread more

This place is amazing! Anyone saying otherwise didn't really do the work to find the right…read moretherapist. Thee are so many experienced clinicians, including clinicians of color, it's hard to not find what you're looking for.

I do not recommend this company. I have suicide ideation,…read moremeaning that I think about suicide every day of my life. I have been seeing a therapist at Anesis for well over a year. I also see a second therapist through another company along with the therapist from Anesis, because my suicide ideation is pretty strong (plus the other therapist does EMDR, so we talk more about my past and the therapist at Anesis and I talk more about my current life). Sometimes my other therapist and I don't have enough time to do the EMDR because I needed a therapist to talk to and we would talk for the hour. Apparently that is not ok with Anesis. In my session last week with my therapist at Anesis, I was informed that since I don't always do EMDR with the other therapist, that I need to choose which therapist to go to. I can't do both. Both therapist knew about each other for over a year now and all of a sudden I need to either leave my other therapist or I can't go to Anesis anymore. I have a lot of issues with people always leaving me and my life and now someone that I was supposed to be able to count on quits on me. My therapist failed me in the end and so did Anesis!

I saw Sheri right before and after a breakup and she helped me realize how to let go and move on…read more Without her, I was lost, doing the same thing over and over again. How do you move forward, Sheri has insights and knowledge that helped me realize so many different aspects of my personality. I am happy to recommend her, and wish you happiness and lots of love in you life. Love 0n.

From the owner: Relationship, Couples, Marriage Coaching, Singles Coaching, Dating Coaching, Divorce Coaching,…read moreDivorce Support, Marriage Coaching, Marriage Support, Coach, Life Coach