My husband and I are grateful for the support our son's therapist, Caroline, provided during a…read moredifficult time in his life (our son is 17 years old). She made our son feel comfortable and she was able to help him working through some of his challenges. He is currently back on track and doing well. Healing Hearts and Caroline made a meaningful difference not only for our son but for our entire family, for which we are so thankful. We truly appreciate the care and support they provided and highly recommend Healing Hearts and Caroline to anyone looking for a kind and dedicated therapist.

Working with healing hearts has been great…read more First off, the front office/admissions was responsive and clear on costs, insurance validation, and onboarding. Then, working with Allie has been a great help with my daughter. It's a fine line to tow with a teenager on how to befriend them but also challenge them without getting ousted. She's built connection with my child and has helped her navigate some strong feelings and emotions she has. She's been able to help us as parents and understand our daughter better ,in a way that's been communicated clearly with my daughter's consent and with respect to confidentiality. It's a great working partnership. I highly recommend Allie & healing hearts counseling center for therapy.

I wanted to offer a review because both myself and my child visit with 2 different practitioners…read morehere. Not only are they sensitive to the needs of both my child and myself, the are honest and caring folks. They have made a huge difference in the mental well being for myself and my daughter and I cannot recommend them enough. Right now we have a tough time with the stay at home orders. They have adapted both from a treatment standpoint as well as a business standpoint . As far as my daughter goes, we have good communication to ensure that parents and patient are working together for well being. The team at balance has made a huge difference and we are grateful.

Updated review. They were helpful and able to provide the paperwork needed to unlock my FSA card.read more

Nikki has helped me tremendously, and I'm so grateful I found her…read more One of the things I appreciate most is that you don't even have to know exactly what you need to work on. She has an incredible ability to help you figure out where certain feelings, emotions, and patterns are coming from and gently get to things that may be buried much deeper than you realize. She has helped me work through past traumas and issues that I didn't even know I was still carrying. I've learned so much about myself through the process and have been able to work through things that were affecting me without me even realizing it. She is warm, compassionate, intuitive, and truly amazing at what she does. I would absolutely recommend her to anyone who is considering hypnotherapy or simply wants to better understand themselves and work through things that may be holding them back.

Nikki, once again, you are attempting to justify your refusal to issue a full refund, and in doing…read moreso, you have provided information that is inconsistent with the documented facts. First, I did not attend three sessions. I attended TWO. I have included our entire text message exchange, not just selected screenshots, to provide a complete and transparent record supporting my account. Your statement that I attended three sessions is inaccurate. Your continued reliance on incorrect information to justify withholding a portion of my payment is concerning and reinforces my impression that financial considerations have taken priority over client trust and satisfaction. Second, your claim that you were unaware I was still under hypnosis when you attempted to sell me an approximately $2,500 package for my daughter and me directly contradicts what I experienced. You completed your sales pitch while I was still under hypnosis and THEN counted me back out of hypnosis from 1 to 10. I distinctly remember this sequence of events. If you genuinely did not realize I was still under hypnosis, why did you count me back out AFTER completing your sales pitch? How could you have been unaware of my hypnotic state when you were the person responsible for bringing me out of it? Your explanation simply does not add up. In your own response, you acknowledge that I was not fully alert, referring to it as a "hypnotic hangover." As the professional conducting the session, ensuring your client is fully alert before discussing significant financial commitments should be a fundamental responsibility. Third, you reference my positive experience with you ten years ago. That is precisely why I returned, and what makes this experience so disappointing. I specifically sought you out because you had earned my trust a decade earlier. I remembered feeling comfortable and supported in your care. Unfortunately, ten years is a long time, and people change. The professional I remembered was not someone I associated with repeatedly promoting books and expensive treatment packages. During these recent appointments, I was encouraged to purchase your $20 book and subsequently presented with an approximately $2,500 package. I left feeling more like a sales opportunity than a client seeking help. Hypnotherapy requires an extraordinary level of trust. Clients place themselves in a vulnerable position, relying on the practitioner's judgment, integrity, and professional boundaries. That trust should never become secondary to making a sale. There is nothing wrong with running a business or charging for services. My concern is the timing and circumstances surrounding your sales pitch, particularly when I had not yet been counted back out of hypnosis. Your reference to my satisfaction after the first session does not invalidate what happened during the second. Both experiences can be true. Regarding the refund, I discontinued treatment because I no longer trusted you to provide my care. Rather than acknowledging my concerns, you have defended withholding my money by referencing a third session that I maintain never occurred. Your closing remark, "I hope you get the help you need," also comes across as dismissive and unprofessional toward someone who sought your help in good faith. This was never simply about money. It was about ethics, informed consent, professional boundaries, and accountability. I returned after ten years because I remembered someone I trusted. I will never return again because that trust no longer exists. I stand by my review, and I encourage prospective clients to review the documentation and draw their own conclusions. Ultimately, your response has only reinforced the concerns that prompted my review in the first place.

As a clinician in the community, I have referred many patients to Positive Change. Their staff is…read morecompetent and passionate about the work they do. I know that when I refer someone to them, they will be taken care of and will receive the best professional care. I highly recommend this practice!

Terrible experience here. Beware. They are money hungry and care much more about billing (and…read moreincorrect fraud billing to insurance for appointments never attended) than they do about any individual's well being. Beware of this center and Anna Clark

I was impressed by Rogers thorough knowledge and experience with OCD and anxiety disorders. The…read morewhole care team equipped my son with the tools and confidence to know that he can gain control over his compulsions and anxiety. They were wonderful and supportive. They taught us as parents how to maintain his success. Before the PHP our family was in distress and falling apart. We were walking on eggshells. Rogers has has lifted a huge burden from us. I highly recommend them.

The staff were all so kind and had the best intentions but, after a lot of evaluation, the model of…read moretreatment wasn't for me and likely made me worse off in the end. I stuck it out for 5 weeks but wish I had trusted my gut sooner. Staff appears to be overworked and overwhelmed. They are all very young. That's not their fault. Like I said, they were all very well-intentioned. But I've been told by other OCD experts in the area that IOP programs like Rogers just aren't the same after COVID when the demand increased exponentially and therapists became burnt out and left. Additionally, the way ERP was done here wasn't for me, even though I did my very best at it. Inference-based CBT has been the answer to my recovery and I'm IMMENSELY grateful for it. I don't regret my time at Rogers but, if I could go back, I would pay out of pocket for a private OCD therapist instead, preferably one who does I-CBT, not just ERP. The way ERP is done here was not helpful for me and obliterated any former trust I had in myself. When I explained how things were done here to other OCD therapists they said they were disappointed but weren't surprised. I wasn't the first to tell them about it. I didn't bring this up during my time there because I would have been gaslighted "that's just your OCD". If you're reading this and you have OCD and ERP did not work for you (or if you just don't vibe with the concept of it) recovery is possible with I-CBT. You don't need to tolerate uncertainty where there is none. No more "maybe, maybe not". You can trust yourself and your senses and live in freedom.

I have been visiting Dr. Fox on and off for several years now. He has been a pillar of support for…read moreme from my parents divorce to my ongoing battle with depression. Going into his office for the first time, I was a closed off, withdrawn child who did not understand the value of opening up to others. Dr. Fox provided me a place to vent all of the frustrations I had kept inside. Looking back, I feel like he knew the proper techniques to connect with with such close minded people because over time, he helped me tear down the walls I had built around myself and pushed me to connect with others. Even as I matured into a young adult, he pushed me to pursue my better self. I found our later conversations to be very enlightening, as I was able to speak with him seriously on a philosophical level. Through our discussions, I was able to understand Dr. Fox's level of education. This was especially important to me because it allowed me to have intellectually stimulating conversations I wouldn't have otherwise. I would always be able to take away some form of knowledge that would change my perception of the world. That being said, my appointments were just as much an educational experience as they were therapeutic. Was every visit productive? I'll be honest, they weren't. There were some appointments that were filled completely with small talk and awkward silences. However, therapy is a time consuming process. It requires patience from both ends in order to see results. I felt Dr. Fox honestly sympathized with my issues, which was what pushed me to continue even when there were lulls. Dr. Fox has become a trusted confidant of mine over the several years I have known him. If anything traumatizing were to happen to myself or anyone I know, he is the first person I would call.

not professional, acts highly inappropriate during his sessions, texts late after 10pm to schedule…read morean appointment, not trustworthy, doesn't care about the client

Sarah was referred to me by my regular therapist while she was on leave, and I am so glad that I…read morereached out to her. She was a critical resource during an especially difficult time. If you are looking for a therapist that is empathetic, and also encourages you to set intentions for self-care, Sarah is an amazing choice!

From the owner: Compassionate, Research-Based Couples Therapy…read more I specialize in Gottman Method couples therapy, a research-backed approach to improving communication, managing conflict, and rebuilding trust. I tailor therapy to your relationship’s unique dynamics and challenges. I work with couples raising young children or teens, as well as those navigating empty-nest transitions. I also support military and veteran couples, neurodivergent partners, those recovering from addiction or healing from past trauma. Whether you're feeling distant or dealing with a rupture, I offer a clear, supportive path forward. I’ve been married for over 25 years, am the parent of two teens, and have lived around the world as a military spouse. I bring that lived experience—along with clinical training in trauma, recovery, and couples therapy—into every session. Sessions are active, respectful, and focused on real change. I offer in-person therapy in Rancho Bernardo (San Diego) and telehealth across California.

I have known Jodi from working in mental health for years and I have been so impressed with her…read morecare, professionalism and skill. She has worked as a therapist and a supervisor and is wonderfully insightful, reliable and empathetic. She takes great care in her work and is passionate about therapy. Highly recommend!

I've known of Jodi's work for years and I've seen her present on AEDP, and am always very…read moreimpressed. She's very skilled, present, kind, thoughtful, and effective. She's also warm, responsive, caring, friendly, supportive, and highly recommended overall!

Dr. Amaral is the Absolute best and has helped my sons and I so so much! Thank you!!!!!!read more

Neenah is a great lady. She is easy to talk to, compassionate, understanding and not too serious…read more Everything you would want in a therapist. She taught me some great relaxation techniques. I would highly recommend her.