I've seen many therapists over decades including several at CCA over the last few years. Four of…read morethe hands-down worst therapists I've ever had the displeasure of talking to are all at CCA. They have acutely limited understanding, no good ideas and throw out so many inaccuracies and cliche phrases that don't apply to me, it was just a frustrating waste of money and my time. I felt more frustrated, depressed and hopeless every week and I gave each one an honest shot while not expecting miracles and being more than willing to make changes and put in the work. I've had incompatable therapists before but this was more like flat-out incompetence and it runs rampant at CCA.

I've always had wonderful and professional experiences at this office. They send reminder texts…read moreabout appointments and are flexible when scheduling and adjusting appointments. I love Marti, she is top notch! I have had pleasant experiences with all of the staff.

I have been seeing Kate M for massages for over a year and I couldn't be happier. She takes the…read moretime to understand what my problem areas are and really focuses on making me feel as comfortable as possible. She has very flexible hours and it makes scheduling an appointment very easy. 10/10

Very disappointing. I personally feel as though it's a scam on the nutrition side of things. The…read moreoutlined services that they state on their website were not provided bc they do not have a LICENSED dietician/nutritionist!

The Attachment and Trauma Center of Omaha (ATCN) provides excellent mental health services to…read morepeople in need. ATCN's team of board-certified therapists, social workers, and EMDR-certified and DBT-certified practitioners consistently provide quality care. I've been working with ATCN for about 2.5 years. I work locally in social services, and ATCN gives me hope. I hope Omaha continues to gain more professionals and centers like ATCN, to better aid the many people and families seeking care. ATCN in a nutshell: -- ATCN is a multi-faceted center, led by therapists offering: one-on-one therapy; couples therapy; family therapy; group therapy (programs such as DBT skills group, and Wings Foundation trauma recovery); specialized care for families needing help with attachment challenges between children/youths and parents/caregivers, etc. -- Through my work in the community, I know multiple clients who've benefitted from - and continue to benefit from - ATCN's professionals and programs. Strong reputation among clients and community programs. Why ATCN is unique: -- ATCN's care team practices mental healthcare, from a trauma-informed and attachment theory perspective. This skillset is well-researched and highly effective, yet it's not greatly practiced in the Midwest. -- Multiple therapists at ATCN are certified in EMDR treatment. This is one of the most effective interventions in the field of trauma recovery. EMDR professionals receive years of training, and are in high demand. There are only a handful in NE. Seeking care: -- Learning more: their website is a great resource to learn more about ATCN overall. Some key info: research individual therapists (specialities, contact info, etc.); upcoming events; learn about group therapy options. -- Each therapist and group program have individualized rates per session. To figure out coverage, you'll need to connect with the therapist directly. Ask about his/her rates, which insurances she/he accepts, and confirm with your insurance provider. Clinic location & design: -- *Helpful tip!* Driving directions: If you're trying to drive to the clinic - for some reason, GPS systems struggle to find this place. It's best to enter the address of the Social Security Building (which is across from ATCN, divided only by a green patch and some trees). The ATCN is next door to a small photography studio. -- Clinic's set-up: When you walk in: there isn't a reception desk or a staff member to greet you. You walk in, and it leads directly to the sitting area. So, if you're hoping to pop-in and talk to someone, this method isn't feasible. You'll need to make an appointment ahead of time, by coordinating with the therapist you're interested in. -- For first-time appointments: the usual protocol is that when you walk in to the sitting area, there will be a clipboard on a chair that says something like "Jane Doe's 10am client." (If Jane Doe is your therapist?and the 10am appointment is yours, pick up the clipboard, complete the docs, and hand them to your therapist when she greets you.) -- *Helpful tip!* Bathroom: Only one bathroom on site for clients. Located in waiting room. Right before the hour, there's usually people waiting to use it before their session. If you have to go, arrive a bit earlier than usual so you don't have to wait too long/aren't late to your appointment. -- Waiting room: A) quality area for kids to play (Big Brain toys, toy kitchen, TV); B) pamphlets of local, reputable resources (psyc/medical/social); C) psych-oriented and interesting magazines to read while you wait. Last thought: -- **Heartfelt thanks** to ATCN's team. Mental health is an important and emotionally-demanding field to work in. It takes a strong, compassionate, and willing heart. Thank you, to everyone at ATCN for the work you do, and for doing it well.

From the owner: Specializing in the treatment of complex trauma and attachment disorders. EMDR Therapy, Dialectical…read moreBehavioral Therapy (DBT), Radically Open DBT, Teen DBT, Integrative Team Treatment and other modalities. Ages 4-104 served.

Horrible experience! Misleading price for a first time visit. Be very weary of this business…read more Overcharging is gross and negligent for Mental health needs. Told $290.00 vs $465.00

I have had multiple problems with you provider's. Ms.Pierce has multiple times canceled on me and…read morethirty minutes to a hour before the appointment. One time she canceled the morning of the appointment didn't send me a text and didn't have front desk call me. I sat on the telehealth zoom for thirty minutes past my appointment wondering when it would start I had to call the front desk, they very rudely said that they called me when they did not. The next problems I have is with Ms.Wayman. multiple times she has not filled my prescriptions on time. I went through withdrawals I called, texted, and sent a portal message and she still didn't refill on time. With the medications I'm on, this is very dangerous. She has done this the whole time I've seen her and I started seeing her in February. I have grown frustrated and angry with the whole establishment. I do not recommend going here. I will be canceling my future appointments.

This is such a great and welcoming place!! You do not feel judged or unwanted! You can tell Shannon…read morereally cares for everyone and is a very honest and caring person!! Would Highly recommend!

From the owner: Start your recovery journey today. With a professional evaluation, you and the counselor have an…read moreopportunity to see whether the addiction is problematic or not. Knowing the root of the issue ensures you receive the appropriate treatment. Whether individual sessions, intense group interaction, or more. Resiliency & Recovery has you covered and will be there to support you.

I'm really grateful for Element Primary Care being a local medical office that offers a more…read morefunctional approach to health care aside from the standard medical advice out there. They really are compassionate and help look for ways to improve your health outside of throwing different Rx's at you. They are very responsive and easy to work with. I highly recommend Element for your primary care needs and more.

I have been going for counseling for about 6 months. It has been very helpful and insightful. At…read moretimes difficult however, the support and compassion that I have received have helped me through the difficult issues. I have attempted therapy in the past and this is the first time I have actually gained healing and understanding of my feelings and issues that I am dealing with right now. I'm tremendously grateful.

If you're looking to work with the best therapist in the state of Nebraska. Look no further than…read moreBrandon Pedersen. I've been working with Brandon for a while now and I'll tell you, he is the best of the best. I've worked with 5 other therapists in my life and Brandon is far and beyond the rest. He's patient, understanding, and really listens unlike many other therapists. He seeks to understand things about me that others therapist gave up on. He listens to my constant ramblings and really breaks it down so it's easier to understand. Brandon brings clarity to situations that no other therapists was able to. He listens to what I'm having troubles with and is able to articulate and explain what I'm dealing with and how I feel on a deeper level that really sticks with me. He's a top expert in emotion, traumatic events, communication, depression and much more. He truly cares for his clients and you can feel it when you first meet him. If you're looking for someone you can trust, someone who cares, and someone who knows what they're doing. Schedule an appointment with Brandon Pedersen.

Overall experience was okay but communication was a little difficult and there wasn't much…read moreavailability for scheduling due to the therapist own individual private .