Definitely Not Recommended…read more I sought counseling for me and a family member, so sent an email via their official site on a Friday, after hours, to the provided address. A pop-up was immediately sent to me that the provider was out of office, but had received the message and would notify me as soon as they returned; that was One Month ago, without a word since. I did not post until now in case the provider had an emergency of their own--death, vacation, etc. But in that case they shouldn't have said they were receiving clients and had received my message. This delay caused me to quit looking elsewhere as I had hoped to discuss the possibility of counseling with him.

From the owner: We offer a professional counseling program that has an emphasis on christian counseling. We offer…read morecounseling programs for family counseling, behavior counseling, couple counseling, depression and individual counseling. Our staff is here to help you and your family cope with whatever difficult time you may be facing. All too often people don't reach out and get the help that they need and we make sure that you feel comfortable with our therapy sessions. Don't wait any longer if you need help through a difficult time we are here to help.

Mental health, medication assisted treatment, they do it right here. Kind of by the book which is…read moregood for accountability. Several other people that I know who are patients here say that it's much better than other clinics they've been to. The group leaders are great, especially that tall handsome fellow. They're open at nights and on weekends and you have the choice of tele-health or in-person visits for doctors, case management, and group. Mandatory drug tests and pill counts. You can get a script anywhere, but the people here seem to really care and listen. They take some insurance, but not all so you may want to find out about your coverage. Plenty of parking and they've been wearing (and require) masks since early 2020, for over 2 years now. They used to keep chocolate and good candy in the waiting room, but lately it's healthy stuff like granola. I may write a strongly worded letter about that!

I seen a bad review on the board and I felt the need maybe even called. Working in Behavioral…read moreHealth is the hardest job in the world. Us as addicts and former addicts expect instant gratification air time our way right now and everything else is f you.... So I would say thank God for Dr Lisa her husband Dr caffrey and honestly everybody else that works down there at that office you guys do the Lord's work you really do you have saved my life many times over and change the quality of life of so many people so don't let one review get you down when that person has been in recovery for 6 months they will call you guys and thank you personally so just want to say thank all of you all I truly love you guys. I'm speaking as a person on both sides personally and professionally. I work in it to. Those that want recovery love accountability and responsibility. Those that want to blame everyone but themselves well they are still a slave to the life of addiction even if clean. That is a trait that we learn when we are living that life of addiction that is anger it is hate and just to be quite honest it's the dark. Positive behavior accountability responsibility choosing your way forward for your success that is recovery. You see treatment it is a lot like church. People in recovery invite people to church all the time and they invite him to get help and then those people come and if they're not immediately fixed or if they're not immediately all their bills paid and all their problems gone they're like f you. I came what more do you want from me. They do not understand that we want them to come to recovery we want them to come to Faith we want them to do great for themselves but it's still a personal relationship between them and their recovery it is still them that must do the work. They have to get up every day and choose to move forward choose to view things in the light versus the dark. And just keep it real the same thing goes for faith nobody ever got saved and changed by going to church.. it is also a forward moving walk and is a continuous relationship with God...I'm not trying to overlap the two but the truth is most people know that recovery and faith are intertwined together. Recovery is possible faith is a part of that regardless of what your faith is. But it is a continuous work in progress done by the person no one else. Others will help you along the way with medicine with counseling with advice even in being a role model sometimes or sponsor. But it is you that must do the work and I have seen this a lot lately and I'm absolutely Fed up with people that come to church come to recovery come to the behavioral health hospitals they fight to get in and then they're fighting to get out because they didn't get everything they wanted how they wanted it and usually what they want is another substance. Our brain is changed. We we have to listen to others and early on in recovery. Ty. God bless you all. God bless dragon fly.