I was really excited to try this place because I saw all the amazing reviews. I went on their…read morewebsite and scheduled my consultation. The website gave me the option of in person or video appointment. I picked the in person option and a couple days later I received my confirmation email confirming my in person appointment with the address of the facility. I also received some documentation that I completed prior to the appointment. On the day of my scheduled appointment I arrived 15 minutes early and was informed right at my appt time that there was a confusion and my consultation was over the phone. So unfortunately I did not get to see anyone even though I drove down there. Their location is very pretty and calming though.

Jennifer Peau is an amazing therapist. Never judgemental, always kind, and balanced in her…read moreapproach, Jennifer is a clear expert in her field. Her support is constant and encourages self-reflection. It is evident she cares deeply for her clients. Your search for a therapist should stop here with Jennifer!

Excellent at listening and using real solutions that work with young teens. Works well with parents…read morealso.

Dr. Lake is an awesome, top-notch therapist. He listens with intent, is engaged, fair, respectful…read moreand personable. And the icing on the cake is that he is funny and down-to-earth. We really connect with him. We enjoy his weekly assignments and truly appreciate his approach to counseling. His office is nice, welcoming, and comforting . I can't say enough about just how valuable Dr. Lake has been for us.

A truly positive experience. My counselor created a safe space where I felt comfortable opening up,…read moreand their guidance has helped me navigate challenges with more clarity and confidence. I'm really thankful for their support and highly recommend them to anyone seeking help.

My grandfather was hospitalized and I was in denial that he was ever going to come out. For 3…read moremonths, I had false hope thinking "he'll make it.. he'll come out". My grandfather passed away and was the first family member I had lost in life, and I've always been uncomfortable and confused when dealing with loss, let alone death. The counselors at Central Counseling Services really helped me work through my grief and helped me learn how to process it. Without them, I'm not sure if I would have been ok. I might not have processed it or even accepted it as quickly as I did. I owe a great deal to Central Counseling and the counselors there. The staff is wonderful and the facility is filled with love an care.

Kerry was the perfect fit for my husband and I. I have seen many counselors and she is the first…read morethat I felt comfortable with the second I walked into her space. Her approach is positive but honest and realistic. Can't wait to continue working with her

I can't say enough wonderful things about Kerry. She has helped me tremendously over the years. If…read moreyour seeking real help and healing, she is your therapist. She's warm, empathetic and so incredibly helpful.

Had my first telehealth appointment today, have always been skeptical about speaking to a stranger…read moreabout my mental health. Although i was referred by a trusted friend. I have to say it was a great experience. I felt comfortable speaking freely, i did not feel pressured, i felt like someone actually cared about my feelings. I am looking forward to developing my plan and hopefully once our current pandemic is over i will feel comfortable coming in person. Highly recommend

I highly recommend balanced mind counseling. My daughter felt comfortable when speaking with her…read moretherapist. She was attentive, patient, and professional. She was able to accommodate a virtual appointment which is very appreciated in this time. I'm happy that my daughter will continue her sessions.

Dr. Panvini was recommended by a dear friend. The way she spoke about realization during sessions…read morehelped me understand- this was someone I wanted to work with. My partner and I have very busy lives and needed help working on our relationship. We had reached a stagnant point. Couples therapy is its own magical type of therapy and Dr. Panvini helps us have AHA moments since day 1. From inception, Loreli has been angel. She's the office manager that greets us with kindness and a beautiful smile and genuine "how are you". I feel blessed to have found this amazing practice and Dr. Panvini specifically.

So I've tried quite a few therapists and interventions and it wasn't until working with the…read morewonderful people at Dr. Kate Truitt & Associates that I really felt that emotional healing was possible and that I could start to see the light at the end of the tunnel following decades long depression. Havening techniques and other techniques have helped me (someone who defaults to over-intellectualizing) get out of my head and into my body which I've found is imperative for healing emotional trauma. With all that said I'm really here to share my experience with the Neurofeedback training done with Rebecca Turner. Having done so much healing and reprocessing through talk therapy, I still felt that my thought patterns were like a hose turned all the way up, whipping around, unable to catch, and control, soaking everyone around me. The initial brain mapping (which is done first to know what areas of the brain to target for training) reflected with tangible data what I was experiencing inside. Ms. Turner described it to me like "your two hemispheres are yelling at each other" which turned out to be one of the most validating things my brain has ever heard about itself. The neurofeedback training process itself is not as complicated and/or intimidating as the name sounds. If one is doing eyes open training, you essentially attach some small sensors to your head using a conductive goop and watch a tv show while the screen brightens and dims in response to the information collected by the sensors and neurofeedback program. For "eyes closed" training, you listen to lyric-less music while the music adjusts the volume to help train your brain. And it all works. I feel good about myself. Shame is now a passing emotion instead of a state of being. Rumination is down ten-fold as my hemispheres aren't "yelling at each other". My thoughts and feelings don't control me as much and/or send my on a downward spiral. If you are someone who feels your emotions are often become too much for you to handle that even standard therapy couldn't alone help, might I suggest neurofeedback?

I have recently received two healings from Dee. First was for my back pain and then a week later a…read moresecond one for a cold that suddenly hit me. Her distance healings helped me to reduce my pain that was crippling from old back injuries I also felt immediate relief from my cold when she worked on me. I felt like I took a decongestant. I highly recommend Dee as she is knowledgeable and has a loving gentle demeanor. Her healings are strong and she is so gifted intuitively! If you see a healer with integrity, call her!

It's been a few days after the healing and I've been so aware of how much of a difference I feel. I…read moreknew I needed a healing. I didn't know where to go or who to talk to about it until I met Dee. I was very open to see what she can do to help me. It was truly a life changing and beautiful experience . I wasn't expecting to feel such a huge difference at the end. My favorite part was the cord cutting. Toxic relationships that I was holding onto felt so easy to finally let it go without any sense of burden. Also, I haven't slept this good in a very long time! 10/10 HIGHLY RECOMMEND!!

Dear Dr. Duk, I am writing to formally document and object…read moreto the manner in which you conducted my intake appointment on Saturday, February 31, 2026. I have lived with severe, treatment-resistant mental illness since the young age of nine, including Rapid Cycling Bipolar II, OCD, CPTSD, Anorexia, and Binge Eating Disorder. Over my lifetime I have survived two suicide attempts (one nearly fatal), seven psychiatric hospitalizations, more than eighteen failed medication trials, the loss of twenty-six jobs, missed life-altering opportunities, and the forced surrender of my independence. Despite this, I have never given up. A few days before our appointment, I completed my Registered Dental Assistant certification amidst heightening symptoms. This is the first program I have completed since high school in 2012; it was very difficult. Unsure of my future, but hopeful nonetheless, I came to you during a period of acute vulnerability. I sought your care believing that, as both a psychiatrist and a Catholic, you might offer informed guidance grounded in clinical rigor and Christian compassion. Instead, I left feeling dismissed, minimized, and disenfranchised. Your intake process fell far below the standard of psychiatric care, being solely rooted in apathy. In a $300.00 out of pocket one-hour evaluation intended to understand a patient comprehensively, you asked few questions which left me to lead the session while you remained disengaged, avoided eye contact, and appeared confused while typing excessively. When I disclosed that my current medications are the sole reason I am alive today, although still deeply struggling, you bypassed my mental health history entirely and responded without assessment, empathy, or clinical inquiry, but abruptly pivoted to a discussion about the potential deadly effects of those medications on hypothetical future pregnancies. This was done without context, sensitivity, or relevance to my acute psychological state. In that moment, my lived reality, my survival, and my immediate need for care were eclipsed by speculation that was neither clinically appropriate nor ethically justified. This interaction demonstrated a profound disregard for trauma-informed practice, basic psychiatric priorities, and the duty to meet a patient with presence, attentiveness, and care. Finally, the advice you offered--"just do it, like from the Nike logo," "persevere through your ups and downs," and "read books, journal, work out, pray" --was both clinically shallow and dismissive of the realities of severe mental illness. Reducing decades of documented illness and survival to platitudes conveyed indifference, not care. I came to you for hope, not slogans; for expertise, not generic advice; for compassion, not shrugging dismissal. I am submitting this letter so that you understand the impact of your conduct and so that no other vulnerable patient seeking help in good faith--especially under the banner of shared faith--leaves feeling as unseen and abandoned as I did. Due to my ongoing mental illness, I do not have a job and therefore an income to support myself. Because of this I depend on my parents for all of my treatment and care. By wasting not just my time, but their money, I am expecting a full refund as consequence. Sincerely, Maria Fernandez

Dr. Duk has truly been a blessing in my life. He has helped me grow not only in mental strength,…read morebut also in my faith and spirituality. His approach is thoughtful, grounded, and deeply respectful of the whole person, mind, body, and soul. What sets him apart is his ability to integrate professional psychiatric care with meaningful spiritual insight. He listens with patience, challenges with wisdom, and guides with compassion. I've growth in mental clarity, emotional stability, spiritual depth, and even physical strength as I've learned to care for myself more intentionally. If you are looking for someone who understands both the psychological and spiritual dimensions of healing, I highly recommend Dr. Duk. I'm truly grateful for the impact he has had on my life.