I looked at their website to find out about them it's a simple website. I thought they might be…read morerelated to Samaritan Hospital. I also tried to find out about the insurance, but didn't see anything. I called up and I found out they are not connected to Samaritan Hospital. They also do not take Medicaid Medicare. I really feel like those are two things that should be at the top of their website. When I mention to the to the woman who answered the phone I got the feeling they will never update their website so I can't give them any more than two stars. If they update the website I'll remove my review.

From the owner: Samaritan Counseling Center is the largest nonprofit, interfaith counseling practice in the Capital…read moreRegion. It is a mental health safety net for people in our neighborhoods, schools, workplaces and congregations. In 2007, Samaritans professional therapists provided 12,000 sessions. This increased to 14,000 in 2008, and the number continues to grow. Since 1985, the Center has offered professional, compassionate counseling services to people in varying financial circumstances. There are few other affordable places available for people to turn to with their mental health burdens.The Centers therapists are all certified and licensed professionals, representing the disciplines of clinical social work, clinical psychology, marriage and family therapy, and pastoral counseling.

We needed some extra furniture that was stored in our basement removed. The furniture was in good…read moreshape, so we did not want it to go to a landfill. Keith was excellent to work with, he scheduled a pickup quickly, The two gentlemen who showed up were great as well. They carefully removed the items from our basement which was kind of tricky because of the turns involved and the size of the furniture. They did no damage to our house or the furniture. They showed up on time and charged us exactly what Keith quoted. We would highly recommend!

We had a great experience with Portier and John as they came to remove an out of commission…read morerefrigerator from our basement. It was tight but they removed it efficiently without damage to walls, railings or door jambs. They laid carpet like drop clothes along the entire route prior to removal. Both men were very friendly and outgoing. We highly recommend this business!

I am sorry to be writing this letter but feel I have no choice. The repair work that was done on my…read moreRuth Duckworth sculpture is extremely disappointing and frankly unacceptable. I went into this with realistic expectations. I did not expect to see a completely invisible restoration, but when I finally had the opportunity to inspect the "restored" piece I was shocked by how crude the work was. The section that was reattached does not align properly with the section it had been broken off from, at the joint line they are two different heights. The wide and boldly visible bond line between the two sections is very distracting and its surface is irregular and unsightly At the edge where the two pieces connect there is an open area that's missing material. I have shown images to two longtime museum restoration experts I know and asked for their opinion. They were reluctant to critique another restorer's work but in spite of their professional reticence one said, "That this could look much better." The other restorer noted "it should have been possible to achieve a far less visible (though not invisible) joint." I came to the Williamstown Art Conservation Center after speaking with other restorers who said the size and weight of the sculpture put the job beyond their comfort zones. The poor quality of repair work displayed on the Duckworth seems to indicate that the Williamstown team should have said the same. It would have saved me a great deal of time and money as well as avoiding WACC having a very unhappy customer. Now I need to find a more knowledgeable person who will first have to undo the work the Williamstown team has done before they can improve and bring the sculpture to a presentable condition. The Williamstown Art Conservation Center has an excellent reputation, but this very disappointing repair certainly does not live up to it. Douglas Heller Heller Gallery NYC

From the owner: Williamstown Art Conservation Center is a nonprofit institution for the conservation and…read morepreservation of artworks and objects of cultural heritage. WACC provides the highest standards of professional service in all areas of treatment and consultation for museums and other nonprofit organizations as well as private institutions, businesses, and individuals throughout New England and the Northeast. WACC also co-founded and operates the Atlanta Art Conservation Center to serve institutions and individuals in the South.