Pleasant atmosphere & knowledgeable staff. Very nice to go to. Definitely worth it. Recommended…read more Very pleasant staff.

I have been seeing Jennifer Barr for a few years now and have recommended her practice to several…read morefriends and co-workers. Over the years I have seen Jennifer, I have lost a total of about 85 pounds and gained muscle, knowledge, and a new lifestyle. Jennifer has helped me on my weight loss journey in so many ways. She is very knowledgeable on diet, fitness, and healthy lifestyles and is so supportive. I would highly recommend seeing Jennifer, she is simply the best.

Many family issues through the years were resolved with Abby's keen observations and listening…read moreskills. From births, adoptions, marriages and my ability to accept who I am, I thank her for giving me the strength to love myself so I can truly love others. Abby is a blessing to me.

I have seen Abby as a client as well as refereed many folks to her who were interested in learning…read moreabout/thinking about/going about adopting children. She has a wealth of knowledge and resources for helping folks think about the various approaches to adoption and can also help individuals/couples/families think through their concerns or conflicts related to adoptive families.

Dawn has been an asset in my professional and personal life. After searching through many…read moretherapists to do the outside supervision and assist me going through losses in my life, I knew she was the one. In my field, it is important to get supervision and counseling in order to move to the next level in order to help others. She is the best and authentic. She helps me be the best version of myself. I am so glad that I chose her for my outside supervision and for my own personal development.

This practice has moved from this current location, but it's the same therapists and receptionists…read more I've been seeing my therapist for years and have been helped so very much by her. She is warm, compassionate, and consistent. All in all, my experience has been great and I recommend this practice to everyone I know who is looking for a therapist.

I found great insight and ways to deal with my depression and trauma. I saw Debra Schoenberg-Bell…read morewho unfortunately moved away. Her hypnosis guidance helped me to deal with awful thoughts. Sorry she left.

Absolutely love these 2 professionals. I would recommend their counseling services to anyone in…read moreneed. They are kind, warm and extremely helpful. Their new office is cozy and welcoming.

Lori Albright is an amazing practitioner! It can be incredibly challenging to find a psychiatrist…read moreor psychiatric nurse practitioner that can effectively help someone get better through care and medication management. Lori's compassionate touch and immense experience with trauma, mental health, and substance use has helped many of my clients bounce back, heal, and recover. She has a wealth of knowledge on psychopharmacology and a comprehensive approach to treat her clients that is hard to match. Lori is rooted in integrity and is well known in the field for ability to effectively treat complex and comorbid issues where others have failed. Lori Albright & Southeastern Executive Health is my go to when I have a client, family member, or friend in need.

BEWARE - AVOID AT ALL COSTS…read more Fairly certain she has early-onset Alzheimers or Dementia. Over the course of one month, two sessions, she: * forgot what she said the sentence before multiple times * tried to bill me for a session that I never had. When I called to determine the mistake, she insisted that we had the session (I wasn't in town), and even went so far to recount specifics of a conversation that we had (we didn't and the details did not apply to me). When I tried to correct her, she responded by telling me "this was not worth having [me] as a client" and hung up on me * immediately before the billing incident, I had contacted her with a fairly sensitive topic via email. When we finally got in touch over phone, she asked me if I "was on my way?" to a session we had never asked for, scheduled, or had been even suggested by her. I told her that I would not be able to and that was not the plan, and she got annoyed - "so you're not coming in?" and basically hung up on me. * her advice does not contain any actionable items. "just choose not to feel that way" was a gem of advice. So was her suggesting I do the same things that I just spent five minutes telling her I already do. I don't know if she was not listening, forgot what I had said already, or simply did not have any additional methods to suggest or the ability to articulate them. She may have once been a charming and kind old lady, but I fear those moments are only in passing. I have had a few therapists over the years, and none of them have every made me feel so poorly about myself. Not once over the course of my relationship with her was I anything other than respectful. If this was a matter of me simply not liking her counseling style, I would not have posted a review - everyone has their preferences. However, her attitude - dismissive and borderline contemptuous at times - is dangerous - and at this point she may actually harm her patients more than she does good for them. If you just want someone to talk to Dr. Mandelbaum can do that. But if you want someone who is well-versed in modern psychiatry and therapies, and more importantly a trustworthy, empathetic, COMPASSIONATE practitioner, she will not come anywhere near your expectations. Choose someone who will be kind and actually care about your wellbeing.

If you are looking for a Mom who will lecture at you, tell you what to do and what works for her,…read moreplus you're really into doing your own billing legwork, this practicioner is for you. She will call you a "baby" because she is older than you thinking this is a sign of affection. She does not ask and listen, she gives speeches and does not recognize when this is not working for a client. She also freely admits to being a "terrible businesswoman." Is any of this signs of professionalism? Her billing person, Sheila, is equally inept. I submitted my insurance information 3 times, 3 different ways, both to Mandelbaum and Sheila. I got a phone call from high-strung Sheila yesterday telling me that I was not covered for my last appointment. I have used my benefits many times, and I know exactly how they work. She only looked briefly at the company's website, completely failing to call them before she told me I was not covered. I had to give her the number myself so that the insurance company, which is widely used, could tell her how to do her job. This is a case of Tweedle Dee and Tweedle Dum, and a practicioner who has been sitting comfortably in her chair collecting too much money for far too long. Refer to my first sentence, and if that's what you like, by all means book an appointment. Otherwise, spare yourself.

Adolescent & Young Adult Advocates (A2) seemed like a wonderful place for my son to have an…read moreintensive outpatient experience. Calls before the intake appointment indicated that they were participating with our insurance for mental health issues. After the intake appointment and an in-person visit (with the owner), it turns out that this is not precisely the case. My son needed to be seen for mental health issues, and the facility and staff are only approved for substance abuse. They knew my son had no history of substance abuse. They are not approved for mental health due to the lack of a psychiatrist (I believe no psychologist either, only licensed counselor) on staff. The owner/counselor stated they thought he would be a good fit for the program, apologized for the coverage misinformation given, and would "work with us." We ended up leaving the practice after nine visits (a mix of in-person and group appointments) as they could never give us out-of-pocket costs/co-pays. They then called and stated they would charge my credit card on file, but they didn't have one. We refused to give a card over the phone, asked why there was no insurance submission, and asked for a statement. After which, we received a bill for full costs, with no insurance submissions and multiple calls for full payment. I didn't sign any paperwork indicating I am their billing office. The director of finance, also known as the entire billing department, refused to submit to insurance, claiming they were not legally able to. If you tell me you are a participating provider with my insurance (for mental health) and are not and know that you cannot submit for insurance reimbursement, I believe you are committing fraud. Stay away!

Adolescent & Young Adult Advocates (A2) helped two of my children with addiction issues. Patti Anne…read moreMcAndrews is the founder and leader of A2. She is a consummate professional and she delivered her services and the services of A2 in the most selfless and dedicated way imaginable. Patti Anne and A2 went well above and beyond my expectations of an Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP). And I know many other parents and clients that have turned to A2 in times of crisis and need and, without exception, they have been provided the highest standard of care and absolute confidentiality in all cases.