Strongly disliked our experience with Dr. Wooten, and I truly regret not trusting my instincts from…read morethe very beginning. Honestly, I should have canceled after her assistant first called to reschedule our appointment so Dr. Wooten could attend a political event for her senate campaign. That alone should have been a red flag--but unfortunately, it wasn't the last time her priorities felt misplaced. During our visit, she seemed more interested in discussing her political ambitions than focusing on my child. After the first appointment, my husband and I only continued because we were led to believe she could help with behavioral therapy for our son's aggression. That turned out to be completely misleading. At our second visit, she actually cut the appointment short so she could use the restroom before another political meeting. Again, our time--and more importantly, our child's care--felt secondary. Then came the testing. Her assistant repeatedly assured me that she had verified with our insurance and that we would only be responsible for a co-pay. I even questioned whether to proceed, since the testing could cost up to $1,300 out of pocket and we were not seeking any diagnosis--just help with behavior. We were reassured enough to move forward, believing we'd receive actual support afterward. Instead, at the follow-up, Dr. Wooten diagnosed my FOUR-year-old with ADHD and immediately began pushing medication. When I declined, she responded by saying my child would be disliked by teachers and peers and labeled if we didn't medicate him. That was not only inappropriate, but frankly alarming. There were no alternative strategies offered--no behavioral therapy, no guidance--just repeated pressure to medicate. When I asked about the therapy we were initially told she could provide, she dismissed us, saying she couldn't help because he "only" has ADHD. Her only other "solution"? Purchase pre-recorded videos she made in 2020 for hundreds of dollars. To make matters worse, after all of this, I was informed by her assistant that we would not just owe a co-pay as promised, but instead over $800. This directly contradicted everything I had been told beforehand. At that point, it felt less like a mistake and more like deliberate misinformation. I left this experience feeling frustrated, misled, and honestly sick over the financial strain it has put on my family--all while trying to do the right thing for my child. I would strongly caution other parents to look elsewhere for care.

Went to see Dr. Wooten for an autism diagnosis as a young woman. She uncovered things that had been…read moreoverlooked. She was very thorough and detailed as well as likable. Pleasant office atmosphere. Would recommend to anyone wondering if they are on the autism spectrum.

I cannot recommend Greer and Associates enough. They have tons of staff members to help you work…read morethrough your problems and issues. Therapy can be a "taboo" subject for some people but if you're in need of help/guidance- give them a try! I go to Kelby every other week and she's been amazing for me and my growth. All the staff has always been super friendly and make sure you feel comfortable. They take most insurance companies as well- so it's very affordable as well ! (I know I was worried that it would be pricey- and it wasn't at all!)!

My kids and IBeen coming to Greer & Associates for over a year now and have nothing but good things…read moreto say. The ease of scheduling an appointment and the comfort and privacy of the office are conducive to a helpful and healing environment and experience. They do accept insurance, but make sure you mention it when you call to schedule the first time because it may make a difference in who you see. When you come in the first time, come 15 minutes early or so to fill out the paperwork; it may be waiting for you on a clip board since everyone may be in session and they don't have a full-time receptionist. (But I find that for this kind of therapy, some times it's better to not have to interact with anyone but the therapist). My kids and I see Michelle Dean and have had a year of emotional and physical healing through her therapy sessions. EVERYONE can benefit from counseling, never underestimate the power of talk therapy. The counselors have so many techniques and so much insight into so many situations. Your situation is not too complicated or too far gone to be addressed and on its way to healing. **Update: While the Greer & Associates Staff are wonderful, Michelle Dean is now at Connections Wellness and we have moved over to CW in Corinth with her. (Just down the road off Unicorn Lake.)

"Olive Branch Family Therapy in Denton has been a game-changer for my family. My therapist was…read moreprofessional, warm, and genuinely cared about out progress. They helped my improve my communication, reduce conflict between my and my family. The office is comfortable and convenient. If you're considering therapy this place was the best.

Another shout out to Jason McCoy. He seriously changed our lives. After Brain Balance and family…read moretherapy proved unsuccessful, a psychologist recommended play therapy for our 7-year old son. It was no easy task to find a play therapist right for him. Don't get me wrong, there are tons out there and I'm sure many are great, but we were looking for someone specific -- someone who was knowledgeable working with boys likely with ADD, ODD, anxiety, impulsivity, and a bit depressive. I was on a phone call with a therapist who threw out Jason's name. At this point I had researched/talked to dozens, but as soon as I pulled up Jason's website and looked at his credentials and training, I just knew he was the one for my son -- and the parent meeting solidified that. Jason is extremely positive, supportive, and knowledgeable in his field. He has this light, airy, happy, laid-back vibe about him, and we all immediately connected with him. My son adores him. We've been with Jason since February and will be wrapping up in October. I never thought we'd get here. We have not only seen a huge change in our son, but my husband and I feel better equipped to deal with any episodes. Jason has educated us along the way using the ACT model. It is bittersweet for sure and we have shed many tears as our chapter with him ends. Check him out! He is worth every penny.

Jason McCoy has provided multiple trainings for the Counselors in our school district. His…read moreexpertise, warmth, and genuine child-centered approach demonstrate how committed he is to his clients and families! He is a wealth of innovation and creativity! I have referred multiple families to him with AMAZING success! Children and families LOVE the work he does, and I would not hesitate to recommend him to ANY of my families!

Always great. Caring, understanding and always on time for appointments. Office staff is great too.read more

Very poor service. Dr Roy doesn't care about existing clients. Never responds to our emails or…read morecalls. Presribes something that requires prior authorization, yet doesnt provide it to the insurance company, so we are the ones having to feel the negative effects of missing doses of something that this Doctor has been prescribing! Do yourself a favor and find a Doctor that follows through. One email could mean someones life. I've also looked at some of her responses to some of other peoples reviews, why is she putting peoples personal problems on a public website? Very unprofessional.

I had heard about TMS and was always scared to try it because -- well, isn't it such an odd…read moreconcept? Almost makes you wonder if it's the same as shock therapy! But it's not. I've been at my wits end and finally decided to try to get a consult. This was the closest one in my area with good reviews. Fortunately, my insurance covers everything. The doctor explained everything to me (via video call). I had to give them my list of already tried anti-depressants. The dosage and the time frame and the side effects. Their patient coordinator, Emily, is so sweet and really on the ball, too! I had my first session today. My techs are very friendly and you could tell their priority was to make sure I was comfortable while still getting effective treatment. Session 1: Feels weird behind the eyes. It's not painful but feels odd. It gave a slight headache afterwards. I don't know if you eventually get used to it Session 2: I took my ADHD medicine and this was actually painful. I could not continue the session. I will try again medicine free and update. Session 3: moved my appointments to morning before I take my ADHD meds. This session was not painful. Again, slightly headache inducing. They did a migraine protocol, which is supposed to prevent headache ongoing throughout the day.

I was told by the dismissive front desk attendant (black haired Hispanic) that my appointment had…read moreto be cancelled because she didn't think I would be able to complete my intake paperwork before my appointment. I wasn't even given a chance to or emailed paperwork beforehand.

This clinic's conduct reflects a profound disregard for basic ethical standards in mental health…read morecare. I was notified through a brief, impersonal email that my therapist "will not be continuing to work with [this] company", without any dates indicating when care would end or had already ended, and with no advance notice, no transition plan, no referrals, and no effort to ensure continuity of care. The therapist I worked with, Whitney Scheef, LPC, was exceptional--highly skilled, compassionate, and genuinely trauma-informed. Any progress or sense of safety in treatment was due entirely to her professionalism, not this organization. The contrast between her ethical care and the clinic's conduct is stark. Abruptly disrupting trauma therapy without appropriate planning directly contradicts established professional ethics. The APA Ethics Code (Standard 10.10) explicitly requires reasonable efforts made to ensure continuity of care when services are interrupted. Similarly, principles of nonmaleficence and beneficence require organizations and clinics to actively prevent harm--not create it through administrative negligence. Trauma therapy relies on stability, trust, and predictability. This clinic demonstrated none of these. Instead, clients, including I, were treated as interchangeable accounts rather than human beings engaged in vulnerable, high-risk therapeutic work. This either suggests a lack of ethical competence or a willful disregard for client welfare. If you are considering this practice, understand this clearly: when faced with an ethical responsibility to protect vulnerable clients, this clinic chose convenience and abdication of duty.

I've had a wonderful experience with Positive Approach Counseling. The therapist, Jon Taglione, I…read moreworked with was attentive, empathetic, and knowledgeable. They provided practical tools that helped me manage stress and improve my relationships. Scheduling was easy, and the office environment felt welcoming and safe. I'm grateful for the support I received and would confidently recommend their services. Thank you for the treatment. -Theo Smith-

I have beeN seeing Michelle Fitzhugh for the last three months. Over my life I have seen different…read moretherapists and have to say that Michelle I is one of the best. If you are looking for EMDR her practice is the place to best. Jesus is included. My husband said that I have made more progress in these lasso three months than all my years of therapy combined.

I saw Cara awhile back. She is great( if you can afford her). However, at the end of our time I…read morefelt more like it was about the money (for her). She recommended EMDR but kept saying she needed more time with me/more information. This was after seeing her for about 3 months during the summer. Weekly appointments at $200. I think she has a lot of insight and is very smart, but if you're like me and value promptness and a little more effort on the emotional side. I do not think she is a good fit for you. She was continually late, but made sure to always get me out at my time. I'm tired of their time being valuable and mine not..... Or maybe if she is really busy she might need to stop accepting new patients. We didn't end on bad terms. But, I just got a charge on my CC a year later for an appt that she forgot to charge. I don't appreciate the unprofessionalism especially when you're paying so much.