I was here twice i was assaulted by staff and my intimate areas were exposed to the male nurses who…read moredragged me to my room and slammed me down on the bed and exposed me it was horrifying DO NOT GO HERE I was in the waiting room for two days unable to leave what a horrifying place

I went here when I was eleven years old and on my fourteenth birthday after I tried to end my life…read morebecause of the things I had seen and went through in the mental health system, especially with the prescription cascade epidemic that has been going on since Covid. The first night I went there, I met my ex boyfriend (They didn't enforce Hippa laws enough so I kept contact with him after discharge) we spent six hours in the waiting room before heading up to the ward. The adolescent ward was filthy. Dirt on the floor, rusty mesh chains over windows, and the dining area smelled nasty for some reason. The outdoor area was no bigger than a bedroom so we just sat around. At night, you can hear the adults acting out from the adolescent ward which is pretty chaotic. There's a hard time delievering medications to patients which could be bad news for those with severe mental conditions. The kids with high suicide risks aren't checked on often and someone even ended up medically dead once by using the bedsheets but they were thankfully revived. And just like every psychiatric unit, they always tell you "you're here to get better" while screwing us over then saying we're getting worse so we need more "help". Help can only be defined by the person who's recieving it, not what the person giving it . Help can be simple, just listening to someone could be enough. But they don't want to just listen because then they wouldn't get paid as much. Hell, I saw a seven year old autistic child cry in there because he wanted to go home. Why was he there? He said a common phrase everyone's been saying while he was having a tantrum in school: "I want to die" I said the same thing at that age but didn't mean it, neither did that child and it was clear he didn't but they just wanted to make a profit off of him too. So yeah, these places SUCK.

I had a Veteran's Administration (VA) telehealth visit with Dr. Collins for PTSD. I found her to be…read morecompassionate and a psychologist who cared deeply about veterans. My session lasted a little over an hour and I felt completely comfortable sharing my wartime experiences. She offered several suggestions on how to help cope with my PTSD. I HIGHLY recommend Dr. Collins to my Brother and Sister Veterans who suffer from PTSD.

I love Dr. Collins. Seeing Psychologist is never easy to wrap your mind around. Dr. Collins isn't…read moreyour typical Psychologist. She's more of a realist. She specializes in family dynamics as well as kids. She's so knowledge. Although it was very stressful for me her attitude and professionalism help me get through it. She's Outstanding!

ABSOLUTELY LOVE LOVE LOVE DR. KAY! I could write novels on how great she is and how much I enjoy…read moremy time with her. One of a kind great LADY!! I reccommend her to all!

Since there are few reviews online, I wanted to post this for anyone who's looking into using…read moreBehavioral Health Solutions. I'm sure some of us get anxiety from new things so I'll try to be as detailed as possible. I couldn't be happier with my experience here. I called to make an appointment and quickly connected with someone who was friendly and helpful. Although BHS was not in my network, they were very upfront about the self-pay fee ($375) and took my payment info over the phone. There were no surprise fees or billing issues. My evaluation appointment was a little over a week later and the clinical interview was two weeks after the eval. Both appointments were done via video call. Right after the initial phone call, I received a portal link via email where I could see my future appointments and fill out an intake document. The document's format made it tricky to fill out, but not enough so to deduct a star. They send text and email reminders for all appointments. A couple days before each appointment, I received a link via text to the telehealth room. The system worked great with no issues. Both the evaluators and Dr. Colvin-Guthrie were kind and professional. You can really tell that they review your information before the appointment. I never felt any pressure or judgment and I felt comfortable sharing and asking queations. If requested, BHS will send you a copy of your records and fax them to the provider(s) of your choice. Overall, this was an incredibly positive and validating experience. If you are considering a mental health evaluation, I couldn't recommend BHS more!

I've been to see Paige before, but this was the first time in this new location. Paige is a gifted…read morehealer. She always listens to my concerns and comes up with a plan yet she listens to "what my body wants". Her energy work is always a pleasant and cleansing experience. I always leave there feeling calmer and more centered. She gives me "homework" so that I can stay in balance. So thankful she practices here in Tallahassee. I will return as needed.

Paige is a wonderful healer! She is caring, patient, knowledgeable and intuitive. The work she does…read moreis subtle and profound. I recommend her to anyone seeking greater health of body, mind and spirit!

I was so nervous starting therapy but Ms. Michelle made it so easy for me to open up about things…read morethat I couldn't talk about before. She made me feel so confrontable like talking to a bestfriend. I honestly recommend her she is the absolute best.

From the owner: I started my counseling approach with one goal in mind: to help people find happiness in their…read morework, relationships, and life. My background in psychology combined with my personal interest in spirituality help others focus, reflect, and refine their lives.