This woman not only empowered my wife to alienate my son from me when we were divorced in 2008. 15…read moreyears later she's an interested party in a order for a garnishment of my wages. She knows absolutely nothing about our lives, other than what my ex-wife must have told her. There has got to be a law about court appointed counselors staying involved in cases and influencing actions without the full picture of events.

One star is too high a rating, I would give a lower one if I could…read more Helena is incompetent and she doesn't know what she's doing. She was trained as a therapist at "Naropa" - if that means anything. From session to session Helena could not remember what was going on. She could not even remember my ex's name in the same session! As a therapist/mediator she is shockingly unskilled and she made everything between myself and my ex VASTLY worse. In the Boulder community Ms. Unger is widely known as "Helena the Destroyer". This is accurate: Helena destroys lives. Please - for your own sake and for your loved ones STAY AWAY!

Kathryn is a true innovator. The work that she is doing with women is just what our field needs…read morenow. Kathryn seamlessly blends depth psychology, spirituality, and intuitive group practice to facilitate her client's health and growth. Kathryn just emanates compassion, I would not hesitate to recommend her for female clients looking to reclaim their soul's path.

From the owner: I began my practice while living in New York City and relocated to Boulder, CO in 2014, where I…read morecontinue to work and play.

Contrary to the negative review, I have had several clients who have completed DV counseling…read morethrough Quinn Daly at the Boulder Men's Center with excellent results. I have never had a client express a concern or complaint about Mr. Daly. Mr. Daly also communicates well and provides the documentation necessary to support court hearings, etc. I highly recommend him for DV counseling.

absolutely do not tell Quinn Daly or any other person anything that is personally about yourself…read morewhen it is asked of you. i was labeled to (crazy) to do the therapy and the asshole took what i said and made things much more difficult for me. i apologize to whomever works at this place for not being pushed enough to harm myself. sorry Quinn you will need to draw blood from someone who is week enough to be your VICTIM. FIND A DIFFERENT career and stop abusing your position by getting people to hurt themselves though your ignorant or mean spirited or narcissistic perspective. eat SH*T!!!!!!!!

I went to Dr. Frey to work on some various issues that were on my mind. She is a thoughtful and…read moreconsiderate therapist. She listens intently and you can truly tell she cares about your healing and your well-being. She is very knowledgeable and was quite thorough in explaining anything I had questions about. After just a few sessions with Pie I felt like I had an entirely new attitude about the issues which had been on my mind. I also felt, well, lighter and less tense. It just seemed as if the work we did together was exceedingly efficient and incredibly effective. I would absolutely recommend Dr. Pie Frey to anyone who is looking for a highly qualified, well-trained, and extremely perceptive therapist. You will experience positive change when you work with Pie.

The amazing woman is a hero in the psychology world and a gfit to anyone seeking a creative,…read moreintuitive, educated, and innovative therapist. The is a remarkable person in every sense and can accomplish things that nobody else can!

Our family was extremely frustrated and disillusioned with the mental health treatment program at…read moreBoulder Integrated Health (BHI). Their advertising and website stress a flexible personal treatment plan, "tailored to the client" for mental health therapy and during initial interviews, they reiterated this commitment, however once they received their payment in advance, no treatment plan was provided and the advertised flexibility was only schedule-based not treatment oriented for the "Integrated Outpatient Program". Specifically, group therapy meetings had limited attendance of 1-3 patients and the program mixed both addiction and mental patients who had dissimilar treatment needs and therefore limited value. Our family and the patient reached out numerous times to the program director for assistance in modifying our treatment approach to an outpatient program, but they were unwilling to offer any flexibility until the prescriptive IOP program was completed regardless of treatment value and our experience suggests that BIH is tailored predominantly to Addiction Therapy and clients who seek mental health assistance should look elsewhere.

From the owner: Boulder Integrated Health is a comprehensive medical detox that specializes in medically managing…read morewithdrawal from substances. BIH has 24/7 medical staff, comprehensive discharge planning, and comfortable accommodations.

Seeing Kevin for counseling has been one of the best things I've ever done for myself. He is…read moresincere and understanding, and offers a non-judgemental space to work through my depression and anxiety. Kevin has taught me so many useful tools including mindfulness and the power of positive thinking. He's helped with personal acceptance and self empowerment. The work we have done together has completely changed my life. I highly recommend him!

I do not recommend On Purpose Counseling or working with Kevin Cannella…read more I attended a veterans retreat that was funded by an organization he co-founded. I went as a U.S. Marine Corps veteran and as a mother grieving the loss of my son, also a Marine Corps veteran, who died by suicide. I entered that space to heal in what was presented as safe and trauma-informed care. Kevin Cannella attended that retreat and acted in a therapist role. The experience involved participants being in highly vulnerable and altered states. While I was in that vulnerable state, he used his personal cell phone to take a photo of me and later showed it to me. I did not consent to being photographed under medicine. I was visibly exposed and felt embarrassed and violated. Taking that photo in that setting crossed ethical boundaries for someone acting in a therapeutic role. In that moment, I lost my sense of safety. I became fearful and hyper-aware of how vulnerable I was. I could not stop thinking about where that image could end up or who might see it. I had recently learned about a private group chat where images of women were shared without their consent, and that was at the forefront of my mind. I began to think about the possibility of that happening to me. I could no longer focus on my healing or the session. My attention shifted to protecting myself in a space where I was supposed to feel safe. This experience caused me significant distress and a mental health crisis that lasted for months. This was not an isolated incident. He engaged in additional behaviors that intensified the fear I experienced. After the retreat, multiple participants told me he startled them as they were coming out of the experience. Multiple participants also told me he promoted his podcast to them and asked them to be on his show while they were still under the influence. When someone is acting in a therapist role, people trust that their safety, privacy, and dignity will be protected. That did not happen here. I raised my concerns directly and did not receive a response. Following that, he was removed as the primary representation on the organization's website and is now listed as an advisor.

I have spent the past year in mediation sessions with Mr. Vick and my ex wife. It has been a…read morenightmare. Mr. Vick has lacked objectivity and been unable to listen to both parties in our mediation. He has accepted untrue/inflated accusations made by my ex at face value without substantiating them. He made inappropriate sexual commentary in sessions, and has been unresponsive to emails and phone calls. At one point he said to me and my ex: "Be sure you contact me through email or it might end up here.." pointing to the huge mound of unread correspondence on his desk. I understand that Mr. Vick was a good mediator at one time, but something seems to have happened to him. Please - do yourself a favor and find someone else so you can avoid what I've had to go through!

Marc Vick is smart, focused, and challenging. He gets to the issues, and if you will work to…read moreresolve your issues, he will help. He is not a "clock-watcher." He helps individuals identify their issues, properly analyze and examine the issues with perspective, and then a plan to resolve the issues. There are too many therapists who will tell a client what they want to hear - not what they need to hear. Marc Vick is objective, intelligent and very experienced with helping those with open minds.

Marilee was very supportive of my personal journey. Her therapeutic approach opened my eyes to a…read morehappier and more productive way to live. Several years have passed and I continue to benefit from her therapy.

I am a 60 year old woman who has needed the help of a therapist several times in my life. I have…read moreknown and sought out the counsel of Marilee Snyder for nearly half my life. Most recently I connected with her when the death of a family member called up some issues I had not resolved. Her wonderful caring approach and ability to listen was only balanced by her wise counsel of how I could take care of myself and resolve the issues that had been buried. I'm really glad I reached out to her again. You never know how hard things are cause you're knee-deep in them, so having someone to give you a hand up and way to figure things out is truly a gift. I highly recommend working with Marilee.