I was recommended Chris via my therapist, recieved an evaluation from Chris Quarto for ADD,…read moredepression, anxiety; and could not feel more comfortable with conversing about my issues, he is a very kind- easy to talk to man. The office is easy to find, comfortable, and the evaluations themselves were thorough. Thank you, Chris, for your help, my road ahead is long, but I am optimistic given your help, and the help from I will continue to recieve. If you are in need, Chris will make sure you'll be getting the care needed.

Chris is an honest ro god miracule and i am so grateful to have gotten this appointment with him…read more It was very relaxed environment and everything felt safe. He was okay with my constant yapping and i never felt guilted or shamed. Got my adhd diagnosis and now im taking next steps!!

Really like coming here!…read more Referred here and so glad I listened! Cute place, comfortable and great staff! Danita Hughes is amazing and I highly recommend them.

Everyone we have dealt with is kind and supportive. Quick to respond and call back when I had…read morequestions. Our couples counselor has been very helpful... I am grateful for the services they provide

I used Branches for marital counseling for about a year. I have continued with them for group…read moresupport for 2 years. This place was a game changer for me, my husband and our family. The ability to be totally honest and transparent without judgment is what people want and need during life struggles. That is exactly what you get with Branches. As with any new relationship, including professional relationships, I was hesitant to really open up about the problems I was facing. However soon after our initial visit I realized that we could come get the help that we needed and make the adjustments needed to improve our situation. I was also able to attend a conference during that year that further helped me gain the insight and experience needed to be a better spouse, mother, and person. Branches is 100% worth the time and money. I was referred by a friend/church member and I am grateful that I was able to get therapy there. One key thing to remember: when places are good, they are busy. This means that if there is a waiting list then guess what--they are good. Don't let that stop you from calling or getting on the list. People change their minds, decide to go other places, or simply decide to give up - you could be on a waiting list today but possibly get a call tomorrow that they are ready for you. Be encouraged! Help is NOT handling your problems alone.

Let me start by saying that the rehab part of the hospital was amazing for my father, who is 85…read moreyears old. The nightmare started when it was time to go home. I was sat down with a case worker (Lindsey) and a social worker (Laura Ann). I was told everything that would happen when he went home and that they were available to help if we had problems after leaving. The problems started immediately and I was never called to be told problems even existed. Everyone seemed to blame the insurance, but when I called the insurance, I was informed of what they needed. I called everyone that it pertained to including Lindsey, and was told by her I didn't know what I was talking about. And that because my father had already been discharged she wasn't responsible for helping me. Thank goodness I am capable of making phone calls to get to the bottom of things, because we now have the ball rolling, more than a week after he was discharged without home health or any of the therapies he needs. I won't post details, but I will say this hospital has a serious issue with follow up. Don't say you will help families after they leave and then just drop the ball. Maybe take a little time to listen to the families or even call them back when it's requested. I've been out of work for almost 4 weeks, caring for my beloved father when I was told I would have help with 48 hours of getting him home. I will say I loved his nurses and therapists. They were absolutely wonderful.

There's not a 0 but my mother after staying for a few weeks almost died bc no one was competent…read moreenough to realize signs of sepsis. She was a paraplegic after MVA and the first day there, the staff attempted to stand her up and fell. I, myself, am medical and attempted to discuss my concerns with the doctors but no one was interested or cared one and she almost passed before we could get her transferred. Please do some research before considering your loved one.