An excellently experienced, and professional doctor, that beholds a youthful, understanding,…read moreengaging & empathetic spirit. Highly recommended.

A few years ago I went to "Doctor" Didenko. I had one visit with him, he prescribed my medication…read more The second visit with him, I waited over an hour before his secretary finally said she "Doesn't know what's going on, but doesn't think he will be in." I then was charged for the appointment that the "Doctor" blew off with no explanation, no apology. I was then given his number and was asked to text him directly. I did so, and he never replied. I needed a refill of the medication I had just recently started, and wasn't able to get it because the "Doctor" didn't feel like talking to a paying patient. Not only was I charged for the appointment that the doctor never showed up to, but my insurance was charged too. I got a bill asking me to pay my portion of the appointment. I spent 2 months asking for the charge to be removed. Only when I threatened to provide the documentation to my insurance company that they were fraudulently billed as well, was the charge removed. They did so without ever contacting be back. He was a nice enough guy during the visit I had with him, but he clearly doesn't value the time of his patients and it's VERY shady to bill someone for an appointment the DOCTOR didn't show up to. Avoid at all costs. Seriously.

I have had nothing short of excellent service and therapy from PGA. Dr. Susan Bennett's insight,…read moreknowledge, guidance and compassion has made a significant difference in my life.

Avoid this place at all costs. In my opinion, there are some unethical practices going on here. One…read moretherapist should not be seeing four people who are all close friends. But that is exactly what Dr Steve Wodka did. Additionally, after seeing him for many years, he accidentally revealed that he didn't know basic (MAJOR) facts about my story. When I confronted him, he guilted and shamed me for not telling him sooner. As if all of that weren't enough, when I was experiencing suicidal ideation, he challenged me that, "well you've never actually tried it." It seemed like a dare. As the other reviewer said, he focuses on himself, his interests. He spends his days talking about hockey and basketball with his clients. I believe he enjoys feeling like he is better and smarter than his clients. He also enjoys feeling like the puppet master. He should not be practicing. Again, avoid this place at all costs.

I have been in therapy for over ten years and no one has ever helped me as much as Nikki . I…read morelearned and finally started implementing boundaries and positive self esteem in my life . She's capable of helping someone with a multitude of personal issues . I highly recommend !

Dr Kennelly is by far one of the best of the best. He is a very caring and personable doctor to…read morework with. He really gets to the root of the problem and gives the advice and tools needed to help get you back on the right path. He is a great listener that genuinely cares about his patients and will stop at nothing to get you on a new pathway towards happiness and well being. He has helped me tremendously and I wouldn't be as well as I am today without him.

I have been seeing Carole in the Wheaton office for a couple of years. Her warm, comforting…read moredemeanor put me at ease from my very first visit. The initial person I spoke with on the phone was nice and scheduled my first visit with her within a week from my call. The office itself is easy to get to with plenty of parking. Inside the suite is very clean, comfortable and inviting (though on occasion a bit cold). I have referred family to their office knowing that they will also be treated with the utmost respect in a professional manner. Carole has been a great help to me as a therapist. She takes the time to listen, ask questions and helps me thrive in both my personal and professional life. I'm happy and thankful to have her as part of my support structure in my life.

Several members of my family have received great support from different counselors at FAIR. It is a…read morecaring and informed counseling group which I highly recommend, especially for young adults and their families.

Marta is an amazing therapist. She truly listens to you, lets you process thoughts in a safe…read moreenvironment and carefully challenges your ideas of the situation you are working through. Her care is warm and comforting; when I am done with a session I truly feel heard. The office is inviting and peaceful which is a great environment to be yourself in!

After seeing this counclier he started yawning during my session with him Jon is his name made me…read morefell like he wasn't interested on my issues very unprofessional on his part will not be using him or would not recommend his services as he is very unprofessional

The quality of care I've received here is top notch. In the approximately 3 years I have been a…read morepatient I've had two providers (Khayti is amazing!) both of whom offered above and beyond the typical (one example this that, due to my own fault, I missed an appointment and although they had no availability for the rest of the week, they still fit me in). You can handle most scheduling, re-scheduling, requests, etc. via text which is ideal for those who hate the phone like me. Overall, I couldn't be happier and am thankful for the A+ care I've received here.

Attractive office. Attractive people, but money hungry…read more The most 8mportant reason to stay away is that their prescription services are wildly incompetent. At one point they informed me that my anxiety med had already been refilled. It had not. Six days later I had to drive to the hospital suffering from severe panic attacks. In literally one moment, they could see by the national data base that I'd been out of meds for six days, which is slightly dangerous. Brighter Life had the nerve to tell me they had checked the data base, which of course they had not. My pharmacy said their methods of sending refills was the most frustrating they'd ever seen. Good luck trying to talk to them in that kind of an emergency. Do not believe them about needing to see you every month to refill controlled meds. I've had two providers since, who suggested 90 day visits and sometimes. Less. Pure greed is why they require monthly. They lied to me several times. Once I showed up for my visit slightly early. Waited almost 40 minutes until the N.P. sauntered in with her lunch beverage. After closing her door, she called my cell for a ?telehealth? Call, inviting our appointment wasn't in person. I had the card in my hand. In person. They are so attractive and beautifully dressed, but will lie to your face. Just a very odd place.