I have been seeing Julie Williams for roughly a year and she is excellent at her job…read more Good bedside manner, easy to talk to, always makes me feel heard and by far the most understanding when it comes to medication concerns. 10/10 would recommend to everyone!

I went in thinking I had found something awesome. The first red flag was the Drs handshake. Why…read moreeven bother offering it if you don't like actually shake someone's hand. More like a feather weight placed on your palm. It also looked like he had Cheeto dust around his mouth. I was seen by a PA who wanted to take me off my current meds which weren't even at a therapeutic dose and place me on an expensive med. there Are 3 tiers of caplyta, 10, 21 and 42 mg. I was only on 200 Lamictal and 50 seroquel before attempting to change to the 21 mg Caplyta suggested by the dr. It was too strong and I should have been started on the 10mg. I stopped it and called the office and asked for the 10mg. I wasn't going to be able to make it to the office for samples so they said they would put it in the mail if they could and would let me know but no one called me to let me know and I don't check the mail regularly and because I wasn't contacted with an update the meds sat in 100 degree weather for a few days. Then I had a waste of an appointment and was told to stay on my regular meds since I'm doing ok on them and I'm like why did we bother doing the other med? could it possibly be for money? Their office gets kickbacks for prescribing the hot new meds? moving forward, my PA called me a week after the last phone appointment to check how I was doing with the increase in my regular meds and she mentioned that I had gotten Out of the hospital recently... that was 3 years ago. This office does not listen, does not communicate and prob prescribes crap for free lunches from drug reps. The Dr. is a goonish character and I don't trust anyone who offers a handshake with no follow through. I would not recommend this office.

I have been seeing therapists on and off half my life, and Dr. Peterson is the first one I have…read morefelt I made real progress with. She is incredibly intuitive and sensitive to her patients' needs. I always feel in control of the conversation, but after any epiphanies, I often look back and realize she had been subtly leading there, too. She doesn't talk about herself, but is very open if you are interested in asking her about her own experiences. She's very interesting, in that she loves her current profession and is always going to seminars and groups on mental health issues, but also has been a nurse and has an MBA (that I know of!). Somehow she can tell you these things without making you feel inferior. She was recommended to me by a counselor (a friend's relative who lived outside of town, which is why I didn't just go to her), so I know she's respected in the field, too. She has recommended another therapist (Richard Campbell) for some other of my friends, and they have all been similarly happy with the results. So, I don't know if she's taking new patients at the time that you are reading this, but she probably has a good recommendation if she's not.

I can't say enough good things about Lisa Young. Working with her has been incredibly helpful,…read moreespecially during the postpartum period after having my baby. She created such a safe, non-judgmental space where I felt comfortable exploring emotions and thoughts that came up that I honestly wasn't expecting. She helped me gently unpack why certain feelings surfaced postpartum and guided me through understanding them instead of feeling overwhelmed or ashamed by them. She never rushed the process and always met me where I was emotionally. I felt truly heard, supported, and validated in every session. If you're navigating postpartum changes, big life transitions, or just trying to understand yourself better, I highly recommend Lisa Young. She's compassionate, thoughtful, and genuinely cares about helping you move forward in a healthy way.

If you are looking for a wonderful option for therapy support, please take the opportunity to work…read morewith Caileigh Chadwick of Bloom therapy. I was fortunate to have great support in my younger years when I tragically lost my father at an early age. More recently, I felt I needed support as I have been dealing with PTSD from the past and anxiety. Caileigh is the most genuinely caring, empathetic , and active listening counselor I have ever encountered!! Whether it is our conversation, or the use of EMDR, She has been a problem solver and beyond wonderful!!!

Professional, friendly, respectful, attentive, and courteous. My physical therapist, Jacob Martin,…read moreevaluated an ongoing problem that was causing me to lose sleep every night and... fixed it. He was very careful to explain his approach to me, including the importance of trying one potential fix at a time. He constantly monitored my pain levels and taught me about what I needed to change to get better as well as how my body works. I gained self understanding and awareness that will serve me well in the future. Their hours are broad - the earliest therapist starts at 7:15, while others come in at 9am and stay until 6. The reception and staffing, on the other hand, like almost all doctors' offices, was less than stellar. They're very regular about calling patients the day before to remind them about their upcoming appointment, which is great. I did have some problems with billing, however, including an attempted double charge, and the receptionist who said my referral "had not arrived" when it was sitting in their inbox. Their computer system seems problematic. The experience was still a positive one. If my problem ever recurs, or if I have a new concern that this therapist can treat, I will certainly come back, and would recommend him.

I sure am glad that Wendy is a nice lady and is okay to talk to. Otherwise, I'd swear that she…read morehates me and is some sort of sadist. Ouch! But, I know it's for my own good. Located not actually in SNW, but in the building next door, this physical therapy facility seems pretty well equipped for the treatment of all sorts of injuries. Lots of gym-like equipment, some weighted balls, private curtained treatment areas, a cool computer machine with lots of attachments for simulation of different life skills, ultrasound machine to deliver deep heat, and hot/cold packs to alleviate pain/relax muscles and whatnot. The only thing missing, I think, is a pool and hot tub. Wendy is an occupational/hand therapist , so she's been working on/with me for the rehabilitation of my elbow. Our sessions always start with a hot pad on my elbow, then Wendy manipulates my elbow into positions that it certainly doesn't want to go into. Which sucks. A lot. Again, for my own good. After that, she likes to mix it up, which I like, because I'd get bored with the same thing time after time after time. She has a pretty decent knowledge of how my insurance works and is very conscientious about the number of visits I have remaining, making the most out of each one. On the down side, Wendy is a REALLY busy lady, so scheduling can be a bit of a hassle. I've taken to scheduling a couple months out, knowing that I can cancel, if I miraculously get better faster than anticipated. Who am I kidding, I'd expected to be way better than I currently am at this point. No more timeline anticipation here. On the up side, with Wendy's help, I've made considerable progress in my recovery. When I first started, I couldn't extend my arm past a 90 degree angle. I don't have full extension yet, but it's much, much better. We're working on flexion which has been a torturous process. It'll get there. Eventually. AND I CAN WASH MY HAIR WITH BOTH HANDS NOW!

I made my appointment as a meet and greet. It's only a 10 minute appointment. Although that doesn't…read moreseem like a lot of time. We spoke a lot and Dr Nelson seems to understand where I am coming from. My concerns and my ultimate goal. It's been over 2 weeks and I haven't heard back. This is a little disappointing. And makes me question professionalism. Or maybe Dr. Nelson is just overwhelmed with too many patients. For now, my concerns are not life threatening in any way. So I can either move on and find another doctor. Or just not address these minor concerns.

To say that Dr. Amy changed my life is an understatement. I started seeing Dr. Amy about 10 years…read moreago and since then almost every member of my family has seen her as well ( and too many friends to count). I originally saw her to help with hormone balance. I am so glad I did. What she taught me has helped me with a very smooth transition into perimenopause with little symptoms. I love that she uses functional lab testing to really find out what's happening and then gets to the root cause. I always leave her office with a renewed sense of hope that whatever issue I am facing there are answers. I can't recommend Dr. Amy, and naturopathy in general, enough.

While I liked Dr. Guerra in person, I can't recommend her, as I feel her practices take advantage…read moreof patients. When my old doctor moved away, I went to Dr. Guerra for a physical as a new patient. In the course of the appt, to explain why I take the medications I do and what I'm looking for in my yearly labs and because it's a part of my general health, I mentioned a health issue, and we discussed it for a few minutes. At the end, she recommended I make a follow-up appointment to discuss it further. Several months later, I get a bill for a copay, due in 7 days. I called her office and was informed that because I discussed something beyond "wellness" at my physical, she marked it as a second, separate appointment. This means that during our conversation, Dr. Guerra decided we were crossing out of "annual physical" territory, and yet decided not to say anything, knowing it would lead to me being double-billed. I understand having a limit on what's discussed at a physical, but I certainly didn't think I'd crossed it, and for Dr. Guerra to encourage the conversation without a hint that she would charge me extra for it is exactly the kind of taking advantage that scares people off from the doctor in the first place. When I called her office to ask about the charge, they twice told me they'd call back and didn't. They ultimately refused to reconsider it. My insurance says this is allowed but that doctors are really supposed to say something first because otherwise it comes off as tricking people. Find another doctor, or at the very least tell her that she had better warn you before she answers a question she'll charge you extra for.

It has taken me so long to find a physician I am comfortable with. It was at the point where I was…read moreneglecting my health. The minute I walked into the office, I was completely comfortable. The minute I met Dr Guerra, I knew I had found a physician for life. She is so wonderful with explaining what is going on with me and what her plans are to get me back into good health. I recommend her highly. She has a wonderful staff as well.

Great for teens. Helped me through some rough times. In IOP you get group therapy 3 times a week,…read morethen an individual session once a week. Very kind staff.

lol good luck trying to heal at Pathlight if you have anything other than mild/moderate…read moredepression/anxiety. You could maybe benefit if you happen to be paired with one of the tiny percentage of therapists who have any discernible degree of competence (they do exist--my Friday group therapist was a blessing), but you'll be paying an absurd amount for treatment compared to others in the area, and their billing department will make you want to bash your head through a window. Don't trust the estimate they give you/double check with your insurance yourself before committing. if you have bipolar disorder--run. Literally no one I spoke to had any real understanding of the diagnosis and I was even given treatment recommendations that are known to cause mania. One of my individual therapy sessions consisted of the therapist ranting about how confused she was that I wasn't improving (which made me feel so great and hopeful!) My group therapist repeatedly taught concepts inaccurately. She also snapped at me for not participating in an activity that had caused me to go into a panicked/dissassociative state. Spoiler alert: no one checked in to see if I was ok or gave me any support to actually complete an activity that I found to be incredibly difficult emotionally. Just one of soooo many missed opportunities to actually work through problems. Process groups were consistently utter chaos, and when I brought up my concerns about it, I was asked why *I* hadn't spoken up and redirected the conversation. I showed up to Pathlight to be treated, not to facilitate my and my group's treatment. Every concern I had was met with "you need to advocate for yourself better," then when I did speak up, I was made to look like a crazy irate maniac. You'll have to ask for things multiple times to (possibly) get them. Asked my individual therapist for a referral 3 times before just giving up. At the end of my horrendous time there, I had a meeting with the clinical manager to address some issues. I was told I'd get to talk to my individual therapist about the issues the next day and my group therapist the next week. Never got pulled by my individual therapist the next day, and my email to the clinical manager asking if she had spoken to them never got a response. The only insightful conversation I had with my therapist was about how to define happiness/fulfillment while depressed, and I was promised an activity that explored that idea. I was later handed a printout of a children's picture book about a little girl searching for happiness and learning it was inside of her all along. I mean, come on. In my last session, my therapist even said "you can't really learn and use new skills if you're in the state you're in" -- as if I hadn't just spent 2 months of my life and thousands of dollars to learn how to use coping skills even when I'm not well. She didn't have a response when I asked her why I was in the treatment program if that's the case. It was just let down after let down, and I was always to blame. I would never go back, and never would've shown up in the first place if they had accurately estimated my total bill. So many more problems I could bring up, but all in all I was utterly disappointed by the program and had to deal with more issues than I've ever experienced in a treatment setting. Complete negligence & incompetence all around.

After my Laminectomy i have been under the excellent care of Dr Manny Prempeh, and i couldn't be…read morehappier with the progress made. Both he and Light Townsend have pushed me where needed and backed off when necessary. The treatment has been first class every step along the way. They know more about rebuilding and strengthening than i could ever hope. Both the treatment i received during each visit and the take home exercise sheets are so desperately needed. I would whole hardily recommend them when seeking treatment.

This concerns the accounting office, not any particular branch…read more In february of 2026 i paid a bill thru my bank that endeavor promptly lost. After going back and forth with endeavor for months, the original check finally cleared my bank in may of this year. Case closed, i thru away my notes. Not so fast young man...... i get a phone call 9/8/2026 telling me to pay same bill from february :^( UGH, the nightmare returns!!!! After 2 phone calls to accounting today - low and behold they found the money.....again! Moral of story - keep all your records and receipts from endeavor; write down names of those you talk to and pay. Better yet - get your p.t. elsewhere.