My experience at KEGE Center has been amazing. As a patient I felt heard, which is rare. They…read morelistened to my concerns and didn't try to push any unnecessary meds on me. Dr. Haan and Tessa are kind and patient. 10/10

I was recently diagnosed with ADHD as an adult through KEGE Center, and the entire evaluation…read moreprocess exceeded my expectations. From the first contact, the team created a warm, non-judgmental space where I felt genuinely heard and understood--something I hadn't experienced in previous healthcare settings. The thorough 90-minute assessment felt thoughtful and unrushed; they took the time to explore my history, symptoms, and challenges without making me feel pathologized or dismissed. What stood out most was how validated I felt throughout. For the first time, someone in a professional role acknowledged that my struggles were real, explainable, and not just "laziness" or personal failure. That moment of recognition alone was incredibly powerful and has already shifted how I view myself. The providers demonstrated clear expertise in ADHD while maintaining genuine empathy--many team members even have personal experience with it, which comes through in their approach. If you're an adult seeking an accurate diagnosis in a supportive environment, I highly recommend KEGE Center. They made what could have been an intimidating process feel empowering instead. Thank you for the excellent care--it's made a real difference.

I've only been working with Samuel for a couple months, but I feel like he's already helped me see…read moresome new concepts that I haven't been able to grasped throughout the past 17+ years I've been in therapy. I've seen several different counselors over the years and none of them have been able to help me have as many pivotal breakthroughs! I feel like Samuel genuinely cares, he takes notes, he also encourages ME TO TAKE NOTES, and he is able to reference stories I've mentioned to him in prior sessions accurately (this is huge). A couple of things that he's pointed out to me have really resonated and helped me with my anxiety recently: 1. "Dwelling on the 'don't knows' triggers anxiety" -what the heck does that mean? The "don't knows" are thoughts that pop into my head like what is next week going to look like, what does xyz think of me, or why doesn't my dog listen to me, etc. All the things I can't possibly know cuz I'm not a fortune-teller, someone else, or my dog! (I hope you get the point) I can ask xyz and/or I can take action to get help with my dog, but dwelling on the "don't knows" right now or during the weekend are only going to trigger anxiety. And once my anxiety starts spinning, then depression will be coming along soon too to join the party, if I don't get a hold of my thoughts. So remembering this little mantra has helped tremendously lately and I'm staying more calm. 2. Our imagination makes up terrible outcomes and stories all the time (due to different reasons and may vary from person to person), but why not try to use our imagination to make up good things instead. I mean either way we're just making it up in our head anyways, why not err on the positive side of things instead of always on the negative, doom-gloom side? I could go on and on, just ask Samuel, I never seem to run out of things to talk about lol. But I don't want to give away all my enlightenments in just one review. I am grateful for my new counselor and love recommending his services to other people looking to put in "the work". Good luck!

Working with Samuel has been wonderful. He's listened to my concerns, providing tools to help me…read morenavigate challenges I have experienced recently. I worked with several therapists over the years, but Samuel offers a level of care that has helped me on my journey of feeling better. I highly recommend him!

I wish I could see Dr Hubbard again I have autism and PTSD and he helped me a lot I did not treat…read morehim well because of my problems I won't go to anyone again I'll just do it on my own better that way for me but he taught me how to cope the best way I can so that was good

Don't waste your time. I came in for help dealing with trauma. He did nit know how to help me. I…read morewas very avoidant about talking about ny trauma(classic ptsd symptom). He told me he couldn't help me and it was my fault since I kept shutting down when trying to talk about my trauma. I was only with him for barely 2 months. Found a new therapist who diagnosed me with PTSD. He never helped with coping skills. Never helped me open up. I never leave bad reviews. But this was pretty bad...

I originally found AZRI while searching for individual trauma therapy. Ironically, my experience…read morewith the counseling ultimately became one of the most distressing therapeutic experiences I have had. To be fair, the front desk staff were excellent. They were responsive, professional, quick to return messages, transparent with billing, and the text communication line was incredibly convenient for someone who works long hours. Unfortunately, those positives did not translate to my experience with the counseling itself. During couples counseling, I expressed directly that I felt invalidated during our sessions. Rather than exploring why I felt that way, the counselor explained that I could not be invalidated because I had sought out her help and, by providing therapy to me, she was therefore validating me. I found this response incredibly dismissive. If a client says, "I feel invalidated by what is happening in this session," telling them that invalidation is essentially impossible because they voluntarily sought therapy does not address the concern. It shuts the conversation down. The session continued to escalate in a way that left me feeling increasingly uncomfortable. At the end of the session, the counselor apologized to my husband in front of me that the session had not been more fruitful because of my difficulty. I found that extremely unprofessional and deeply hurtful. I went to therapy expecting a safe environment in which difficult emotions could be addressed constructively, not to feel as though I was being characterized as the reason therapy had failed. I also felt substantial pressure toward discernment therapy, which was especially confusing because we had recently gotten married and had entered couples counseling with the intention of working on our marriage. The counseling increasingly seemed focused on determining whether we should stay together rather than helping us communicate, reconnect, and address the problems that brought us there. I understand that discernment therapy has a legitimate purpose and that couples counseling is not always about keeping a relationship together. However, there is a meaningful difference between appropriately exploring whether a relationship should continue and making a client feel that the therapeutic process is moving the couple further apart. For us, the irony is that our relationship did not improve through this experience. It began improving after we left the practice and stopped couples counseling there. I am not suggesting that every client will have the same experience. Therapy is highly individual, and this is simply mine. But I believe prospective clients deserve to know that my experience was not merely an uncomfortable therapy session. I left feeling deeply distressed and, ultimately, traumatized by the therapeutic experience itself. The administrative side of AZRI deserves five stars. My experience with the actual marriage counseling does not.

Approximately two years ago fiancé and I decided to work on some issues in our relationship and…read morechose the Arizona Relationship Institute. From the moment we walked in, we felt welcomed and understood. Natasha, our therapist, has genuinely changed our lives. With her guidance and support, we were able to address and improve the areas of our relationship that needed attention. We are now happily married, and we owe a great deal of our happiness to Natasha's expertise and dedication. Finding a good therapist can be challenging, but Natasha at the Arizona Relationship Institute is exceptional. Her insightful approach, compassionate nature, and effective strategies have made a profound impact on our relationship. We highly recommend this place to anyone seeking to improve their relationship. It has truly been a life-changing experience for us.

Counseling is very difficult to get right. Some counselors are too soft - others too hard/aloof…read more Some just want to chat with you while others want to do exercises. Troy Stone is one of the better counselors I've been to. He is honest, calls you on your BS, relatable, and has plenty of examples. He will chat about your day-to-day stuff but he always pulls it back to - what is your goal and what is the science behind it (love language, attachment theory, trauma, etc.). Other MFT counselors I've gone to barely touch on such subjects which greatly hinders long term fixes - to fix what is wrong today you must understand where you came from. If you simply talk about what pissed you off last week and never touch on why or what happened to you in the past that predisposed you to those emotions... then you're just spinning your wheels.

I love this counseling office. I see Stephanie Munro and I think she is amazing. She has helped me…read moreso much.

We've utilized A Family Works Counseling for multiple family members for over a year now. If you…read moreare on a search for a great therapist - STOP - you've found the right place. Teen, Adult, Individual, Family or Couple's Counseling - they have an array of wonderful therapist who can support you. Our teens see Sharon and they love her! She is able to connect and support them with such ease. We have also seen Russell for couples counseling and he really helped us learn to communicate our needs and emotions in a productive way. Their office assistant Mackenzie is a dream to work with. She is extremely helpful and kind every time I interact with her.

Life changing, the staff are super welcoming and loving and really care about you and want to see…read moreyou become the best version of yourself.

Kathy A. is amazing! My husband and I see her on a weekly basis. She has given us a sounding board…read morein which to build a strong foundation that protects our marriage. We both have learned so much about each other and ourselves. We highly recommend Kathy as a couples counselor.

The office experience was overall incredible. From the moment I walked in, I was greeted with a…read morewarm smile and then met with Nurse Practitioner Ashley, who was so easy to talk to and instantly made me feel at ease about everything. Mental health is serious, so choosing the right place with the right people truly matters. Thank you, Ashley, and thank you, Redemption Psychiatry!

Great provider's you can tell they really care for their patients and just don't throw meds at the…read moreproblem. Very helpful staff and the nurses are incredible will definitely be staying with Redemption for as long as they take my insurance.