Great staffing, I love my doctor , I finally found a great…read more Psychiatrist that's takes me seriously and listens to me. I'm grateful because it's been a long time working to find someone.

H.O.P.E. Counseling helped my family through a very difficult time. We were enduring domestic…read morecrisis that impacted the behaviour of my young son. He was mimicking violent behaviours witnessed in a domestic violence situation, including attacking his parental figures and threatening others with violence when he did not get his way. My partner and I entered him into H.O.P.E. Counseling's Day Treatment Program in place of preschool, to address our fears that these violent behaviours would continue into his interactions with children his own age. We also began a psycho-social skill rehabilitation program where a skills teacher came to the home multiple times a week, as well as one-on-one and group family therapy with a therapist. The entire program worked fantastically at addressing the post-traumatic stress suffered by both me and my son, as well as helping him understand the reasons for his violent behaviour and the reasons why that violent behaviour had to cease. We have had no violent incidences in over a year. Our son is now functioning well within an advanced studies program at a Magnet school. He has made friends with a number of his classmates and has grown to be an empathic, loving, and compassionate child who dislikes bullying and who does not threaten to get his way. I could not be more thrilled or more thankful to H.O.P.E. Counseling.

I have been on the wait list at least 6 months. They initially told me it would be a few weeks and…read morenothing. I've called back to check and nothing. Today I call back and the receptionist placed me on hold for 8 minutes to check and then said there was no availability and not way to tell when / if someone would be available, then said a lot of other non committal things. She also said there was no sequence to the wait list based on when you first entered. This is very unorganized and terrible. If you need a therapist, I would skip this place as they obviously do not care, will not follow up, and will not give information to set expectations

We had a very positive experience with Healthy Minds. The staff are incredibly supportive, caring,…read moreand patient. Every person my daughter worked with treated her with respect and genuine compassion, and she truly loved going and building relationships with the team. The daily sessions were especially helpful. They focused on giving kids practical life skills and tools to better understand and manage their behaviors. We saw real growth in emotional awareness and coping strategies. One thing I think is important for parents to understand is that this environment brings together some of the most fragile kids in our community. At times, sensitive topics are discussed, and children can occasionally pick up behaviors or traits from one another. That said, the facility felt very safe, even during moments when kids were angry or escalated. The staff handled those situations calmly and professionally. As good as Healthy Minds is, a lot of the healing truly starts at home. Their family counseling option is a valuable part of the program, and I would encourage families to take advantage of it. Overall, we're grateful for the support and would recommend Healthy Minds to families seeking structured, compassionate behavioral care for their children.

This is a drug counseling place which has pretty much saved my life .I have been sober now for 4…read moremonths and I thank everyone in this building for the hard work to help us all stay on track .Thank you so much

The business delivers quality care with professionalism and provides a space that is inviting.read more

Finding Emily to help our daughter has been a true life saver. She's an incredibly dedicated kind…read moreand caring person and EMDR is an incredible tool in her hands. We have seen a tremendous difference in our daughter and we could not be more grateful. The office is welcoming and beautiful and always has drinks and snacks. An absolute pleasure in every way.

Looking for better answer to aid in the twins healing process I decided to seek the advice from…read moreother resources in the community. The proper balance between mind and spirit is what I am seeking. The current psychiatrist that they are seeing did put them on medication. The side effects of these medicines are scary and I do not want them to be something they are on for years. Seeking new answers to current issues they are experiencing, I am hoping medication will be a second decision made. The staff here is very friendly and welcoming. When I checked into their office the lobby area is very small but we are not going to sit here very long. Plus outside the office in the building that the suite is located in the lobby is huge with tables to sit at and a large tan couch if one seeks real comfort. After filling out the paperwork we were called back to the room where we would meet the doctor. The doctor who took care of us was very helpful and pleasant. Her assistant was charming as well. Feeling very comfortable the doctor and her assistant put us at ease as we discussed the twins business. The doctor informed me of what services that they offer and addressed my concerns about the medications that the twins were currently taking. They offer wonderful and caring psychiatrist here that if have too will medicate the patient, as needed per case. They evaluated the medicines they were taking. The doctor also took into consideration family history and if a diagnosis of the twins is necessary. All could not be accomplished in this visit so I will be returning for another visit, in the mean time the doctors suggestions will be applied to our lives.

What a wonderful group of people here at this office! From the very kind lady at the front desk…read morecheck in to the therapist my daughter saw, it was a great experience. I have been to a handful of mental health/counseling locations here within the past 5 years...I know what is out there, junk!! I was presently surprised to say the least. We are new to Medicaid and we were seen that very next day. Now you know, as soon as they hear Medicaid, it's usually going to be booked way out! Nope. And never looked down upon us for it, I appreciate that! I look forward to being seen here as well as my daughter.

I spent a lot of time in therapy at Kayenta therapy. For the most part of service was mediocre the…read moreowner of the company kept falling asleep while I was in session switched Therapist all she wanted to do was talk about my cowboy boots finally found a wonderful wonderful therapist and we've been together now for years. Sara Pelton is such a wonderful therapist. I would recommend her to just about anybody but as you know when you look for Therapist, you have to interview them and we have had Ed an incredible relationship for years now Cindy.

I would caution against using the student therapists for any major, serious issues…read more Taylor Corso was friendly enough that I convinced myself she was helpful. However, she rarely actually did anything other than ask about my week and how I feel. She never stuck to any new "tool" or "method" we would try. I would do everything she asked of me, from filling out busywork to doing walks to talking to people I didn't want to. I even voluntarily surrendered to my greatest fear of being locked up in a hospital. She gave me her number and told me not to call hotlines because they would leave me on hold. But she would ignore almost every call or text made until I stopped even trying. After a week or two of any approach she'd give up, only to months later accuse me of "never really trying" to improve. She would also complain about my negativity and low self esteem, only to tell me all my problems are my fault and if I only tried harder I would be fine. For context, much of my issues regarded depression, incurable medical issues, and the death of my father. But she consistently framed things as my fault. Despite all this, I stuck with her for three years because I appreciated her being candid and friendly. What most therapists wouldn't do for fear of being unprofessional, she was fine with. She'd call us friends, joke around with me, she'd even said if I didn't want to work on improvement I could just vent and talk to her once a week. But then, in the first few minutes of my last session, she told me she wouldn't work with me anymore. No prior discussion had been had, and very little explanation was offered. She sent a list of names I don't know and offered one single session to process. And when my car broke down, she refused to reschedule that session, and only assured me she'd done her due diligence. When I asked if I'd done something wrong, she told me I hadn't. She'd just snubbed me for no reason I guess. I can't imagine this is the best way to handle that situation for any therapist. But for one I've seen for three years and always spoke to me candidly, I was especially surprised at such a curt and cold snubbing. I can't speak for the other therapists here, but the one I've seen hasn't made a great example. The receptionist has always been very kind, though

This place is incredible. We have received a great recommendation from a friend that took her son…read morehere. She said their therapist is wonderful and professional. My son was skeptical at first and didn't open up easily. Then, he opened up and the change was saw in him amazing, I can't recommend this place enough!

I contacted this practice to confirm a rescheduled first appointment after they canceled once…read more Instead of a standard professional assurance, the receptionist volunteered specific, sensitive details about the therapist's personal life (a death in the family). When I asked a single follow-up question to ensure the new appointment would be reliable, she became hostile claiming she 'couldn't keep going back and forth' despite the call lasting only 10minutes. She also mentioned she was the 'only one working,' admitting the practice lacks backup support. Most Concerning was her condescending tone; she made me feel as though I was having a 'mental episode' for reacting normally to her oversharing and rudeness, effectively gaslighting me into feeling like the unstable one. She then sent an email acting as if she were giving a generous 'choice' to continue, ignoring that her own behavior created the unsafe environment. This combination of inappropriate oversharing, impatience, structural instability, and condescension is unacceptable for a mental health practice. I do not recommend this place to anyone seeking reliable, boundaried, and respectful care. Experiences like this are exactly why so many people are afraid to seek help. When a mental health practice makes a prospective client feel 'crazy' for asking basic questions, it reinforces the dangerous stigma that keeps people away. Research shows that over 70% of people with mental illnesses never receive treatment due to stigma, and 42% of patients hesitate to share concerns with providers specifically due to fear of being judged. Furthermore, studies indicate that perceived stigma from healthcare professionals is directly linked to more severe illness, particularly in conditions like eating disorders where only 30% seek help. Therapy should be the one place where you don't have to manage the staff's emotions or defend your right to clarity. No one should be gaslit into silence when trying to find care.

Terrible office and Katie is not able to read and understand how billing works.. She was so…read moreargumentative and telling me that my insurance was not correct and I showed her proof all my claims are paid and also the app showing my current eligibility is good and she was so rude.. wow.. and she works in mental health that's really pathetic.. Do better!! Hire better... I can provide all info if the boss wants to see it...

Wonder staff...you know that they care...uour not just a number...highly recommend. The atmosphere…read moreis not just an office...it's comforting & clean.