Sally is a gentle, compassionate and down to earth therapist with a well of knowledge so deep it…read moreseems bottomless. I am a therapist myself, well established in the field, and I find her expertise to be beyond that of any mentor I have ever encountered.

I worked with her for over 1.5 years. She helped me see aspects in my life more clearly and helped…read moreme with challenges I was trying to overcome. She is great with talking about issues while at the same to being very proactive to help improve & create both behavioral and cognitive changes. I highly recommend. Reach out to her and you will see she is a lovely, caring woman who is great at what she does.

Betsy DeCastro saved my life at a time when I wasn't sure what the future would look like. Her…read morelistening skills are A+. It isn't often that someone is as Socratic as she is. Her ability to hold me accountable when I needed to look within. It is difficult, IMO, to find a professional who is even, thoughtful, empathetic and direct. Don't let this rock star pass you by. She changes lives.

Dr. Lewis is very good. She always spends lots of time with me and makes sure that we cover all of…read moremy concerns. Since my last visit not a day goes by when I am not grateful that I am no longer coughing. She got to the cause and within onen week I had no cough. !!

Dr. Stephanie Hess is fantastic. She is a tremendous primary care physician and diagnostician. The…read moreability to have a telemedicine call is so convenient. At Frontier Internal Medicine's Longmont site the front desk answers phone calls promptly, answers questions politely, and passes on messages to the doctor promptly.

When I reached out to RedPoint for mental health support, I was met with an immediate violation of…read moremy rights. Tonya Ramirez told me outright that no service dogs were allowed -- a clear breach of federal law under the ADA. When I calmly educated the staff on service dog protections, rather than acknowledging the error and moving forward, the situation escalated in a way that felt punitive. Ashley converted my straightforward intake into an in-person interrogation-style interview. Taylor then withheld permission for Ashley to schedule my actual intake appointment, pushing my care back two full weeks. For someone seeking mental health support, two weeks is not a minor inconvenience. It can feel like an eternity. What troubles me most is the question this raises: if a facility cannot follow well-established federal disability law, one of the most basic legal protections afforded to people with disabilities, what confidence can patients have that other standards of care are being upheld? A mental health facility should be a place of safety, dignity, and compassion. What I experienced was the opposite. I cannot in good conscience recommend RedPoint to anyone seeking professional mental health care in Longmont.

1 Star I would not…read morerecommend The Redpoint Center for someone seeking treatment specifically for mental health concerns without a substance use component. Although Redpoint presents itself as treating both mental health and substance use, my experience was that much of the curriculum and treatment approach felt heavily centered around substance use. As someone dealing with mental health concerns rather than substance use, I often felt that the programming was not well aligned with what I actually needed. What was particularly disappointing was reaching a point where I needed additional support and being told that residential treatment was the appropriate level of care, despite being unable to pursue residential at this time. Rather than feeling supported in finding an alternative level of care that addressed my mental health needs, I felt abandoned by a program and community I had trusted. Mental health treatment needs to recognize that not every person struggling is struggling with substance use. The distinction matters, and treatment should feel individualized rather than built primarily around one population. Based on my experience, I would encourage someone seeking treatment solely for mental health to carefully consider whether Redpoint's approach and curriculum are actually suited to their needs before enrolling.

Shelly is the most effective therapist I've ever had, period. I highly recommend her to those who…read moreneed to deal with any past trauma. Since my early 20's I've known that if I didn't deal with my traumatic childhood, I'd never live to my fullest potential or feel truly happy. Shortly after I moved to Boulder at age 43, I joined Shelly's first ACOA therapy group. I also started personal therapy a year later. She has literally helped me crawl out of a deep, dark hole of pain. It is hard work, but so worth it. If you are ready to take the next step and do the work, Shelly definitly has the skills and along with her warm, judgement free personality, you can't help but succeed.

Shelly has been an amazing support. Every visit has opened my eyes to a completely new perspective…read moreand emotionally centered me in a way I wasn't even aware that I needed. I've seen other therapists in the past and I was never able to connect on a real level with, they felt more like visiting a doctor trying to get me in and out. Shelly and I immediately connected and I felt like I was really in a safe space for me to share and evolve.

Having worked with Dr. Fink for several years, I can say he is a competent, professional…read morepractitioner. As a psychologist, not a psychiatrist, his focus is not conversational counseling. The difference may seem trivial, but is crucial. Discussion is diagnostic, not counseling, and is focused on determining if there is an underlying physical component. As a psychologist the doctor can prescribe medications to address the physical portion of a problem. A psychiatrist will address emotional and psychiatric components. Dr. Fink is very good at his side of addressing a patients need. If counseling is the need, seek a psychiatric doctor.

If you want to go to see a doctor that genuinely cares little to nothing about you and your general…read morewell-being than Dr Fink's your guy!

If there were six stars, I would give them all to Dr. Charles without hesitation. My first…read moreappointment was the best appointment I've ever had at a Dr.'s office; Dr. Charles has a way of making you feel like her old friend and I felt completely at ease. I had a long list of health questions and possible ailments and she patiently listened to me and took the time to thoughtfully discuss everything I brought up. At one point she even pulled out a physician's encyclopedia-type book and showed me illustrations about a skin condition I've been struggling with. I left feeling empowered and had a newfound respect for medical professionals. After a trip to Belize, I went to urgent care twice and was ultimately hospitalized for a little bug bite on my back. I had half a dozen doctors look at the bite, and every one of them had a different prognosis. When I finally went to Dr. Charles to follow up after the hospital visit, she took one look at my bug bite and immediately knew what the culprit was. I was furious at the other docs that didn't listen when I told them I'd gone to Belize and had numerous mosquito bites. One of them even suggested it was an ingrown hair (highly unlikely and borderline insulting). I was so impressed that Dr. Charles immediately knew I had a botfly and a week later I was healthy, bug-free, and once again awestruck by her knowledge. Last but not least, Dr. Charles always remembers me as if we're good friends, recalling details of my personal life and asking me how I've been since we last met. It's always unnerving to go to the doctor's office... unless Dr. Charles is your doctor.

I don't like doctors. I never have. The last time I was sick I refused to go to the doctor... of…read morecourse turns out that I really should have gone to the doctor because my appendix ruptured... but I digress, that story is for another day. Dr. Charles. Is. Awesome. She is patient, friendly, knowledgable, accomodating, and every other positive word I can think of to describe her. I have never met a doctor like her. Looking for a good doctor, then look no further.

Laura has been a caring guide who's led my partner and me out of the wilderness over the past year…read more Sometimes we've had to bushwhack our way back to our trail when it appeared impassable. Laura's great insight into how we go sideways reveals our truth to each other. I'm blessed to have a partner who's willing to forgive me when I'm a jack a--, reacting from fear and doubt instead of trust and love. Laura's awareness of how our Enneagram personalities get in our way has helped us get in touch with our souls-- and our souls' desire to connect with each other. It's incredible to think how much we've learned, thanks to Laura's coaching and unwavering support. Five stars aren't enough. I've had very good therapists over the years, but Laura stands out. Clearly she's living her calling, and we are grateful. We highly recommend her.

I called Laura looking for couples therapy; and along the way discovered I needed help with grief,…read moretrauma and addiction. My husband and I were considering separation at times and now we're stronger than ever. Laura helps get us out of the ego and into our essence, and most recently supported us as we chose a path of sobriety. Putting substances into the backseat has improved our marriage & relationship with our kids. My life has shifted in many positive ways these past 2 years, thanks in large part to Laura. I feel more grounded, empowered and have more clarity on how I/we can live a joyful life. The time we've had with Laura influences us daily and for that we're so grateful.