I reached out to Casey a few months back to get assistance with some stomach issues I was having…read more While Casey is a lovely person, I felt like she never really listened to my personal issues and seemed to have a "one size fits all" approach. I rarely felt like I was being heard - instead she had already diagnosed me before having a conversation. Casey gave me a number of supplement recommendations but never followed up with me to see how I was feeling / if anything was working. Again, she's a really nice & professional woman, but I did not have a great experience.

I've been using the services of Theory Health for over 6 months. Casey has completely transformed…read moremy relationship with food to a focus of wellness and balance. With her guidance, I have embraced the mindset of intuitive eating. Theory Health has set me up for success by offering direct communication via an app on my iPhone. In addition, she has helped me through the process of genomic testing and built a meal plan based upon the results. I would recommend Casey and Theory Health to anyone looking to make a healthy lifestyle change.

If you are looking for the best person to help you clean your gut and or looking to lose weight,…read moreColleen is the best!!! Colleen worked with me step by step through out the program and have noticed major changes achieving my goals. Worth every penny. Really love her honesty and her knowledge in nutrition and the whole metabolic system. I will continue to do follow ups with Colleen as well. Its good to feel healthy and trust someone to support you through that journey. Thank you Colleen.

Nutritional Zest and Colleen.....THANK YOU! I actually have a background in Exercise and…read moreNutrition, but Colleen is on another incredible level! She is very smart and passionate about helping people, and borders on geeky (that's a compliment!) with the deep dive on information. She helped me tune into something that my doctors and multiple dermatologists missed or ignored. If she doesn't have an answer, she'll read, research, and find one! In my case, she knew where to direct me right away. Thanks again!

I was in therapy with Katherine for about 6 months. Therapy sessions with her consisted of me…read moretalking most of the time, and her barely giving me any feedback. But I was in a bad place and desperately needed to talk to a professional which is not what I found with her at all. She is so unprofessional that she even ate on two separate occasions while in therapy with me. It is so wrong for a counselor to eat while in session with a patient. As a patient you pay lots of money for a counselor to listen and talk to you. How was she going to counsel me with her mouth full of food? This was only one of the many signs of what a poor counselor she is. The reason I stopped being her patient is because I had to cancel an appointment with less than 24 hr notice. My appointment was at 9 am the next day and I cancelled the day before around 5pm. When asking her, if she was going to charge me any cancellation fees she said yes because it was less than 24 hrs. I asked her if she could maybe not charge me for this cancellation, she agreed to charge a little less. But then she started to be really rude towards me. My problem with that was that in the past she cancelled two of my appointments with less than 24 hours and as a patient I had to accept this and was totally understanding of her situation. Other counselors have had no problem with me cancelling as long as I do it the day before. She also lacks an appointment reminder system. I always communicated with her in a polite way and that's not what I got in return. A couple of months after I stopped being her patient I was absolutely surprised when I found out she was still charging my credit card (she likes to keep her client's cards on file). At that point she had overcharged about $187. When I contacted her about this very serious issue she was vague about her reasons, blaming my insurance company. I had to waste a lot of time fixing this problem. She was not helpful at all, when I asked her for a refund, she not only did not refund me the money but charged my credit card again! Overall she charged my card more than $350!!! On top of everything she told me to stop contacting her when she still owed me all that money. At that point I had to go to my bank and dispute her charges. About 10 days after this dispute, she did refund me the money and the overcharges, but this says a lot about how organized she is. I obviously do not recommend anyone to have counseling with this woman. Besides the nightmare with her overcharging my credit card, I think a mental health professional should be more caring, respectful, patient and sensible about her patients.

Katherine worked with me for over a year, and she provided help that was crucial in aiding me in…read moreunderstanding my BPD. Katherine understood me well and wouldn't let me get too far ahead of myself in my therapy. When I asked for resources outside of therapy she provided them. The DBT I learned from Katherine was the biggest factor in establishing stability in my life. When I switched insurance companies there was an issue with the billing, but Katherine resolved the problem without hassle.

In my opinion, everyone can benefit from a good therapist. I wish my mother would take that to…read moreheart... But I digress. I needed to find a therapist who could help me with an anxiety issue most likely stemming from PTSD. Julia and I have been working together for quite a few months now and I haven't had a single anxiety attack since before our first session together. And along the way, I've learned so much about myself and am just generally a happier, healthier person because of my one hour a week with Julia. If you're looking for a kind, compassionate therapist, Julia is fantastic.

Terrible. I do not recommend this place. Go elsewhere. They do not return phone calls and is not…read moredoing my sister any favors. She is harder than ever.

I just completed Jennifer's 8 months DBT group program. My emotional IQ has greatly increased…read more Not only am I more aware of my emotions, but able to control them. My relationships have immensely improved including my marriage which was on the rocks when I started. She's attentive, caring, funny, and not afraid to call me out on my BS.

I personally didn't think she listened or cared to listen to me and I found it incredibly…read moredisrepectful and unattentive. In the future, I really hope you treat your patients with a little more respect. And I truly hope your patients aren't wasting their money on your 9 month expensive ass program. Please don't try to relate to me with your Louboutins and kendra scott necklace. I want to seek help, but not with this selfish human. Btw, she only accepts cash or check in order to probably avoid taxes. Edit: after texting her, she did rip up my check and didn't charge me for the session and wished me well.

I don't think I can say enough great things about Julie - besides being a wonderful therapist and…read moreperson, she genuinely cares and is extremely insightful! This shows in how well she listens and interacts, is able to pinpoint the issue(s), and also with just how easy she is to connect with. She has a way of putting a person at ease while getting to the root of things and working together for a solution. She has done so much for me personally, and I am truly grateful for her! If you are looking for an amazing therapist, you should look no further!

My first review of Julie D. Lee, LCSW was posted 1/9/19 so it's time for an update…read more I originally found my way to Julie a few years after severe and permanent injuries caused me to lose my health and career, which put enormous strains on my personal relationships. I wasn't sure I would survive at all, much less figure out how to make sense of the predicament. Prior to the catastrophe I defined my worth as a human being, my actual right to live and breathe, through work and the ability to provide for my family. That's generally a good thing, right? Workaholism is complicated. That issue alone can cause serious problems if it gets away from you. In my case, it blew up in my face when I became bedridden and unable to perform even the most basic functions, dressing and feeding myself, bathing... It took many years of excruciating effort, surgical interventions, daily physical therapy, pain management, etc., to regain a life worth living. Part of that process was accepting the fact that my injuries were permanent and I would never be the person I was before. As it turned out, I also lost a parts of me that had been causing harm to my loved ones for decades... workaholism and all the nasty little traits that were hammered into my personality in childhood. Long story short, I was raised in an extremely violent home by whackadoo parents. In the small West Texas farming community in which I was raised during the 60's and 70's, it was perfectly normal for adults in schools, churches, etc., to ignore obvious signs of child abuse. The overlapping bruises and open wounds on my back, arms, legs, and torso rarely had time to heal before more were added. My brothers and I were manipulated into fighting one another like cats and dogs and to wage emotional warfare. It seemed there was no escape from the cycle of epic violence. I followed a stereotypical path through the criminal justice system in my teens, left home at 15 years old, and became a business owner just before my 20th birthday. I became a lifelong business owner and high producer...never looked back and thought I "had it all figured out." News flash: I did not have it all figured out. I would not be alive today if I hadn't reached out for help -- not just from surgeons and such, but also those wonderful people in the behavioral health specialties -- psychologists, psychiatrists, and social workers. Each played a roll in the seemingly impossible task of essentially un-hammering my mind and guiding me back to a life worth living. This is where Julie comes into the picture. My wife and I rely on her for couples counseling and we are both happier for it. Julie does an outstanding job untangling communication issues and helping us see and understand underlying issues that cause stress and confusion. My wife and I also rely on individual counseling with Julie to focus on issues more specific to our own life experiences and to better understand really...everything. I still don't "have it all figured out." But I do know this: Before the injuries that broke my body down and left me a basket case, the things that I thought were most important in life, and the tools I used work my way through it, were partly correct but also intolerably self defeating. And worse, I was inadvertently hurtful to those I cared about the most. Those are tough lessons for an old billy goat like me. But I am a better person for it and I can very clearly see how much happier my life is now. So thank you Julie Lee. Thank you for going above and beyond.

The office staff is super nice and has been greatly helpful in supporting me with insurance issues…read more The provider Courtney Watring is absolutely stellar. It's not always easy to find a provider who listens and is responsive to your concerns. I would highly recommend this office if you are in need of support.

The dietician they scheduled me with had no idea on how to help me. She did not have the specialty…read morein the area I needed help with. Waste of time.

Linzi is spectacular, and I've had nothing but a wonderful experience working with her on shifting…read moremy perceptions about food. We don't just talk about macros, but rather my mindset around food, previous beliefs around carbs and restriction, and my overall health/ mental journey as it relates to eating/nutrition. I feel SO safe, accepted, and open -- I feel like I hit the jackpot working with her and can already see my habits and thinking changing around bad food habits. 10/10 recommend if you're looking for support!

I had really high hopes when I started True U. Unfortunately, I've had a less than optimal…read moreexperience. It's takes a lot of courage and trust to start a journey like this. First, be prepared to play several rounds of phone tag to get an initial appointment. No one answers the phone and it takes days to receive a call back. My issues are not with Linzi, the dietitian, but with her husband and counter-part, Jay. After my appointment with Linzi, I was feeling motivated but still a little lost. I thought I would feel better after I met with the nurse practitioner, Lindsay. I tried for weeks to get an appointment with her, again playing phone tag with Jay, to finally get an appt. That appt. never happened because the N.P. quit. Jay asked me to come in the same day for vitals and an EKG (prior to my visit with the nurse). He showed up late and THEN advised me that their nurse quit and that he couldn't help me. Why couldn't he let me know BEFORE I drove all the way to their offices in the middle of a work day? He couldn't give me a good excuse. Without a nurse, I was unable to complete the program and wasn't given any guidance to move forward except to contact my own doctor to continue the program. This is the worst experience EVER! So unprofessional and absolutely no regard for their NEW patients. I again feel lost and defeated.