Be careful about the therapists you do therapy with at this clinic. Apparently they like to employ…read moretherapists that accuse clients of lying after a simple misunderstanding they didn't bother to reach out and discuss. really disappointing I have been a client of theirs for YEARS never had a single problem and we've now parted ways because my therapist decided to accuse me of being dishonest instead of reaching out herself or asking the clinic to reach out and understand why I had thought there was no appt when there in fact was supposed to be an appt. Spoiler alert I use my phone for all my and my husbands appts which included my therapy appts for the next year and the reoccurring event was accidentally deleted from my phone and by the time I'd realized it was deleted from my phone I had already missed the appt. that's it.

From the first call, I felt understood and the office worked to find the soonest time I could get…read morein with a therapist. CaCee has been so good for me because she pushes me in ways I have avoided but is very caring and understanding.

Jeff is an incredible therapist and extremely professional. I have been doing neurofeedback therapy…read morefor a few months and have seen incredible results. He specializes in anxiety, depression and so many other things. He is upfront and knows what he is doing and what he can do to help in any situation. I would definitely recommend NeuroLab.

I have been to several therapists throughout my life. I was not happy with my experience with Jeff…read moreHorton, unfortunately. After writing a long intake before my appointment explaining my history of physical abuse he did not read it. During my initial appointment I said something about being tired and hoping I didn't fall asleep. He then pretended to punch me. It was weird and unprofessional. He then made jokes at the expense of his wonderful assistant Judy. She is in her 70's and he was saying things about her being a stripper, etc. I loved Judy but Jeff just did not sit well with me. I've found another neurofeedback practitioner and have asked for my money back from Jeff. He will not do so. It's so hard to go to a new therapist in the first place. My experience was not great.

I have been coming to Circle of Life on and off as needed for the last 7 years. They are so easy to…read morework with and I've learned so much! Carrie is the absolute best. I highly recommend Circle of Life!

I wish I could put a negative star, but I can't. They are like a factory trying to make money and…read morenot a caring, compassionate company. They basically force you to agree to make more appts whether you want to or not. I've never felt like all I was good for was money. I did there. They acted really nice at 1st, but became rude when I wouldn't sign my life away with therapy hours. I was so pressured that I finally agreed, but then called a few later & cancelled the rest. If you love car salesmen, you'll love their approach.

Posted with reviewer's permission: "You guys have been really nice to work with. So much better…read morethan that other place. I'll recommend you to anybody."

Thank god for Mark!! He is simply the best counselor I have ever had. He understands my needs and…read morealways has an answer to my questions and concerns!! The staff is so helpful and friendly. I have been coming here for therapy for 5 years. Mark is always ready to listen!!

Lindsay Tanner seemed extremely inexperienced and unprofessional…read more It's a small individual room inside a suite of small individual rooms. Glass door with people walking back and forth right outside. It has taken them three months to simply run my insurance and send me a bill, and now you can add them running my card without permission to the issues with these idiots. Seems like a very unprofessional, incompetent bunch. Don't go here. Don't waste your time or money.

Fred is a no-nonsense therapist with a gift for reading body language in even the most subtle ways…read more I call it his superpower. Even when I am trying not to register anything, he can see it in my eyes or in how I am breathing. His past experience working in an emergency room, with sex offenders, and in private practice for a number of years, along with his degrees in psychology, human development, and social work, give him wisdom and perspective that is unmatched. I trust Fred. He has worked with several members of my family. He tries to keep some humor in his practice so things aren't so heavy, because when people are depressed and anxious, a little lightheartedness can be a great thing. I have been seeing Fred for PTSD, bulimia, anxiety, codependency, and more, as well as seeing him with my husband for a while for marriage therapy. I can't recommend him highly enough. I had a friend who was looking for some help for his young adult son who had crippling mental health issues, and I told him I had the best therapist ever. He decided to look into it. My friend came back to me a couple months later and said that finding Fred had changed their family's life. He was beyond grateful for the recommendation. Fred can take on the hard cases, and he is a talented professional who has a unique way about him. He doesn't coddle us because that's not what we need. He is knowledgeable and intuitive. He may not be the right therapist for everyone, but I have been to a lot of therapists and he's definitely head and shoulders above the rest in my book.

Quality LGBTQ+ care, also other services with wide range of specialities at different locations.read more

https://www.ou.org/life/relationships/marriage/how-therapist-destroyed-marriage-shlomo-slatkin/…read more The article above explains why we were never served well by using our couples therapist Isaac Vasquez, LMFT for individual therapy too. My husband told me he met with a lawyer for divorce last night. I have texts from Isaac today that show we've only had 4-5 sessions as a couple in the last year. The last one was over 6 months ago, and I've been asking for a couples session since Nov with no appointment priority to a couples session. I've been questioning using the same therapist from the beginning, because when I had just 2 individual therapy sessions with him he would validate me while telling me he needed to figure out why my husband couldn't do any of the tools provided. He even said he believed he could have autistic tendencies that might prevent him from ever being a support to me, which I never believed. But now I question his influence on my husband whose been seeing him for 6 months, not just 2 sessions. I didn't see the writing soon enough on the wall that Isaac could've been doing the exact thing with my husband, minimizing me and my capabilities, and this would destroy any success in our relationship. I started to bring this up to my husband last month, because Isaac is also seeing my son, I got very concerned at where therapy has been going for the both of them when my son renounced all relationship with me. I, on the other hand began seeing a different therapist, and specifically asked him to only work on me, so that I could be able to be strong in my heart only, without intimidation which I was using to protect my heart in our marital struggles. Great changes have been happening for me and my heart. My husband's recent text to me less than 2 weeks ago said, "Your heart shines through. I can feel it." My daughter has been saying the same. In Isaac's texts this morning, he said that it's because I'm better that he and my son are unable to cope. He called it an aversive reaction. There are so many things that make no sense. The biggest is that we were supposed to just work on ourselves only, then return to couples therapy to see if the changes would be enough to save the marriage. My husband will tell me how Isaac validates and agrees that I'm not a part of his healing. How is that working only on him, if he's talking about me/us? To make such a drastic decision with only 4-5 sessions together, after 20+ years of dysfunction seems unreasonable to me. And it's this reason that I'm still going to fight for my husband and family. If anything, shouldn't we have a therapist, at this point in the game, evaluate the success or inability to succeed now. It's possible it's too late, but I'm hoping, that my husband will realize we deserve to give us and our sweet little family our all.

After more than half a dozen other therapists over multiple years with no success, my child finally…read morefound someone to connect with and made progress thanks to David Zane and Counseling Associates of Utah. We went from watching hopelessly as our child spiraled downward to seeing noticeable and appreciable improvements. My wife and I couldn't be more grateful for the excellent care our child received, and the chance we now see for them to have a better future than we previously anticipated. We can't recommend Counseling Associates of Utah highly enough.