I have been in therapy off and on for a number of years. My current therapist (at ND) is…read morecompassionate and professional and offers me great strategies for coping and learning in spite of previous trauma. I appreciate their team so much!

It is unfathomable to know that a MENTAL HEALTH facility will not see you if you do not provide a…read morecredit card number upon FIRST contact with this facility. Money over mental health seems so uncaring and and contrary to mental health objectives. NEVER contact this place.

Sherry helped me in ways, Which I will forever be grateful. I moved to the west coast and I miss my…read moresessions with her very much. I don't know if she is accepting new clients, but I highly recommend her. She told me once. Going to speak to a therapist, is someone that is there for you and just you- Thank you Sherry.

I would not recommend this place to anyone. It is not effective or even average care. We called…read morefor assistance with our child. The receptionists 1st question was: Do we want him medicated or do we need to have him seen by a therapist? 1st of all, we are not the experts and to medicate a child without diagnosing them would be in my opinion grossly negligent. When we did get an appointment, we were told by the Therapist (S. Clayton) that we could not get an appointment with the psychiatriist because they were booked and we need to call our insurance company and find other options as they could not help. She also told us that she could not help by talking with our child because in all her 20 years of experience (which seems to be none in my opinion) that is a child did not talk on the 1st 2 visits then they were would never open up and talk to them. What about building trust and a relationship with the child. This therapist is not qualified if she gives up and no child would ever trust them. The place was only interested in talking if there were no real problems as they are not equipped and we needed to deal with the issues. She did not want to put herself out there and she in my opinion needs to find a career outside fo the public sector. She also made recommendations to us for services that she could not back up as assiting the patient. When I ask her if these services were able to assist, change behavior, support an overall change in the child, she told she wouldn't know that answer and couldn't answer. So she recommends a service that she has no background data on and doesn't even know the statististics on whether it works and produced results. This is not exclusive of this provider. No one wanted to go above and beyond as they feel these children are out of their realm and they in my opinion don't want to be bothered if there is actual work involved. No one wants to deal with the REAL mental issues and if someone would take the time to actually take and interest in these children and not write them off as a lost cause then we would see a turnaround in their behavior. No teacher, neighbor or even friends want to get involved. Everyone wants to look like a hero but in reality no one wants to be the stand up person if there is nothing in it for there. Don't go this place and if you are only looking to talk about the weather then you are good with these places . Make sure you don't leave in an area that is only concerned about appearances and the good kids.

Dr. Murray is a very compassionate, understanding doctor. He truly listens and takes all my issues…read moreinto consideration.

Look at the provided picture of his smirking face... it speaks volumes. There were a few "red…read moreflags" when I started seeing him multiple years ago... he did not believe that I do in fact, have a life-threatening medication sensitivity,. FINALLY it had been documented from several hospitals after it took 15+ years of torture from the mental health field to figure it out. Neuroleptic Malignant Sydrome (NMS). So, he was read the documentation which led to a "huh, that's really rare." Right. He is arrogant and dismissive. Ultimately, I overlooked the "red flags" and it was to my detriment, NOT his. It's telehealth, and he sits wherever, giving out his wisdom. Only problem, he's not wise! Rather than look into my condition he continued to treat me as run of the mill, protocol kind of patient ... and who suffered for it... I DID! 9 weeks in the hospital, largely because he did not have me on enough of a mood stabilizer and he missed the signs of a hypomania (for no less than 3 months), which led to a full blown mania. How could he miss that?!? I had a one night emergency room stay in August, which he dismissed. End of November - full blown mania, ambulance to emergency room, 7 weeks of hell at the hospital because they can't treat me with regular meds, finally transferred to another hospital that was more competent for 2 more weeks. My life has been a living hell for 7 months now. The hospital said to go back to Murray and the counselor at CBI that I had been seeing... when he informed me, "You are too complicated and I should have retired 2 years ago." I'm still searching for a competent doctor & help, I obviously didn't get either from this man nor the practice that he is with. CBI is a joke... you cannot get through to anyone, you have to wait sometimes days for callbacks. Heaven forbid you have to be hospitalized, don't expect this guy or CBI to do anything to talk to the hospital doctors, give them your baseline data and/or anything that would make your stay shorter or more comfortable. Please, read the various reviews on him and CBI, there is a reason they are all horrible.