Catalyst cares deeply about their clients and provides compassionate services for children. In my…read moreexperience from other ABA companies the Farmington team stands out!

South ogden location -As a concerned parent and knowing what this place is doing is INSANE. Maybe…read moreyou should tell your employees to stop texting parents and Especially taking photos of the kids and sending them in txt message.!. It is crazy to me that I've seen pictures of a kid on social media platforms!! Parents beware a lot of personal information is being posted everywhere! This place is a joke! The new manager accepts all this!

My weekly attendance at the Family Support Group (sponsored by Renaissance Ranch) has helped me SO…read moremuch. I love being able to learn the same things my husband is learning in HIS recovery and be able to apply those principles to my own life to improve myself. Learning about healthy boundaries and codependency has taught me that the way I was reacting to his addictive behavior - being constantly angry and making threats - was unproductive. The Ranch helped my husband learn coping skills and really deal with the anger, resentments, and insecurities he was experiencing and trying to numb himself from - and he's achieved nearly three years of sobriety now. The staff at the support group really get to the heart of issues that we humans deal with in our family relationships and help with many helpful examples of a better way to deal with each other. My husband and I are both so much healthier now because of the recovery knowledge we've applied to our lives and continue to learn. We can calmly discuss differences without getting overly emotional, which has been wonderful. I will forever be grateful for the Ranch for helping us both heal and then come back together to have an emotionally healthy relationship! I highly recommend anyone dealing with a loved one's addiction to reach out to the good people at Renaissance Ranch. They've changed our lives for the better! --Sherrie

I have Post Traumatic Stress Disorder due to Long Covid and Guillain-Barré Syndrome. I have been…read morefighting for my life for the last five years, going in and out of hospitals. The emotions it has caused me have eroded my emotional and mental strength. I sought help and found Stephanie Mulford. Her bio says one of her areas of expertise is life-altering illnesses. I thought she was what I needed since my life changed drastically. I shared very vulnerable and private information with her. I asked her to keep it confidential, and she agreed since it wasn't part of the reason I was seeking treatment. However, I received an email about everything she had shared with my insurance, and there it was, the piece of information I had shared with her. I feel violated, lied to, naked, and utterly vulnerable. We all have the right to our privacy. The reason I saw her was for PTDS; that was all she needed to submit to the insurance to get paid. She could have also shared that I have Major Depression. She submitted excessive information. I only saw her three times. She violated my privacy without need and without informing me. Not that the information was bad, it isn't at all, but it was mine, and it had nothing to do with PTDS. Stephanie broke the trust I had in her and in therapy in general. I won't ever be able to trust again, and I won't get the help I need. Apart from that, she doesn't have the necessary knowledge to treat people with mental issues. I paid for very expensive sessions to hear "aha," "yeah," "hmm." I suggest you all review your medical records to see what she is sharing (unnecessarily) without discussing it with you. Whatever she submits to the insurance stays in your records forever, and it can interfere with future treatments and jobs, since insurance tries hard not to cover mental health. I don't know how the rest of the team is doing, but I'll sure keep away from that place.

From the owner: We work extensively with diverse communities, adolescents, young adults, women, couples and…read morefamilies. Our strengths include addressing women's issues, blending families, navigating divorce, couples counseling, family and parenting challenges, life transitions, diversity issues, navigating grief, trauma, anxiety, and depression.