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Bright Path Counseling Cntr

2.3 (3 reviews)
Open • 8:00 am - 7:00 pm

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wasted hours of mine and my sons day being told they accept our insurance, then to be called back…read moreand say they don't to check with insurance.. Call insurance and they insist the insurance is taken, call back the Dr office to be told it will get looked into. Called back by Dr's office and told yes, credentialing issue is resolved, we do take your insurance and to expect someone to call us for an appointment. To then be called and told they don't take the insurance and was offered a list that was pulled off Google.. Mental health problems, if yes, please make sure to WASTE your time off and mental wellbeing on talking to these incompetent people

I became an unfortunate part of "the system" for most of my adult working life, I will regret to my…read moregrave. Perfect storm for me really, I grew up next to one of the Founding Fathers of Psychological Healthcare, who died in a boating accident, one of 2 men. He was a good man, however. One of those "founders" was my initial psychologist there, an agency I was connected to for about 33 years, who made a very paradoxical remark about my health and well being that I should have never taken seriously, had I known then what I know now about all that is involved. My life, full of frustration and paradoxes, created by the very system that I thought was there to resolve them, having freed myself from them and it finally a decade ago, and discovering myself anew. The system is parasitic, devious, and exactly the inverse of "mental healthcare," once you become part of it, it's almost impossible to exit.

Bright Path Counseling Cntr - c_and_mh - Updated October 2026

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