Leslie seemed like a caring therapist, and took a lot of time getting a history from my partner to…read moreaid in our journey. Be aware that if you are a betrayed partner she will insist that you join a 12-step program. I felt like this wasn't something I would benefit from and this can feel like you're being blamed for your partner's infidelity so this might not be for you.

Leslie left me with a great tool kit. She helped me unearth some motivations and misinterpretations…read moreof past events that I was able to understand better and reframe. She gently challenges and is an amazing listening. Never passive, never aggressive, just right and wonderful.

They have a great program. Starting with Lisences counselors with Nicole And Rob. Great program…read morewith holistic approach. No judgements, warm and welcoming environment. I was sent here by probation and I recommend if you want healing and strength, come try this place out.

As someone who has had many therapists & multiple different approaches to therapy Rocksteady was a…read moregame changer. Sally uses skills and technique taught in traditional therapeutic settings while addressing nutrition & holistic options! So grateful for her!

Sally/Sal has an amazing ability to bring awareness into your life and ground you when life feels…read moreoverwhelming. Their calm and personal approach makes you feel special - inside and out. This translates well through Zoom, social media platforms and in-person sessions. What a gem of a human being, creative and healer!

All the has helped beyond measure. The staff is extremely courteous and helpful and Dr. W is a…read moreworld class psychiatrist. Thank you for all that you do!

From the owner: Alltyr Clinic is a an evidence based clinic offering an alternative to traditional 12-step rehab…read morefacilities. We treat both substance use disorders as well as mental health disorders. Mark WIllenbring, MD, an Addiction Psychiatrist, and his team of doctors and Masters Level therapists, never use cookie cutter approaches. Their motto is "if you call it a disease, why not treat it like one." Alltyr Clinic is a clinic not a program.You are coming to a doctor's office, and every person is treated as a unique individual with a unique treatment plan.

Kalli has been my therapist for several years. She is undeniably one of the very best I have ever…read moreworked with. She has never judged me and has always treated me with respect and dignity. Originally I talked to her for recurrent depression and relationship problems. It was exceptionally helpful. She listened and empathized with how I was feeling, and then very gently and respectfully helped me challenge some of the beliefs I had about myself and other people. She never told me what to do with my relationship. I never felt like she had an agenda. Instead she helped me figure out for myself what I wanted, allowing me to own the process and the results. She patiently listened to endless internal debates, and when I ultimately decided not to continue the relationship she was supportive. My depression improved drastically and I was able to reduce the sessions to every six weeks or so. Kalli has never pressured me to schedule more sessions than I need, but she has always been willing to make more time for me when I do need it. I recently had a very traumatic event and Kalli has been unbelievably helpful. She's kept me from going completely crazy. She's been willing to schedule extra sessions as I've needed them. She's patiently listened to my story over and over. She has offered guidance and advice when I ask, but is never pushy. Choosing a therapist is a very personal decision. It takes a good match between the personality of the therapist and the client. Kalli has been perfect for me. She is calm, kind, respectful and knowledgeable. She is very empathetic and non-judgemental. I'm very grateful that I get to work with her and wouldn't hesitate to recommend her to anyone.

We found the constant reframing throughout the process to be deeply frustrating and, at times,…read moreemotionally harmful. Concerns about unequal treatment, broken trust, and unresolved hurt were repeatedly redirected toward reconciliation, acceptance, and our willingness to move forward relationally. Over time, this created a dynamic where it felt like the burden increasingly shifted onto us to "get past" issues that we did not believe had actually been repaired. Instead of feeling supported in working through the underlying problems, we often left conversations feeling misunderstood, minimized, or blamed for not being ready to normalize relationships that still felt fundamentally unresolved. Looking back, we wish we had understood earlier that the process was less neutral mediation and more relationally oriented advising. That distinction materially affected the experience and outcome for us. For people navigating deep family-business conflict, favoritism, exclusion, or longstanding trust issues, I would strongly encourage getting very clear upfront about whether the goal is accountability and structural repair first, or reconciliation and acceptance first. Those are very different approaches, and in our case that difference mattered a great deal.

(This clinic is now known as Minnesota Mental Health Clinic just FYI). I used to go to this clinic…read moreand was even willing to drive the 30 miles. Over time I've become less and less impressed with their service. Today was the last straw. I drove the 30 miles for my appointment only to be told that my doctor was out sick. I asked why nobody called me. They said they did and left me a message. This is not true. I received no message. The front desk person wasn't even very nice about the situation. I have come to the conclusion that they would rather lie than apologize. Don't waste your money.

I have two children that have been going here since 2020 and I have been very excited to see my…read morechildren grow through the ABA program. Navigating telehealth during the pandemic definitely proved to be difficult but Fraser staff always were prepared and available. Both children have been attending speech and OT services then and now. We have had a consistent therapist for speech who we absolutely love. OT we had a consistent therapist for over a year until they left for an out of state move. Although we were heartbroken by this, we have found success with our newest therapist. One of my children has recently started PT and we are so very thankful for how involved and communicative they are. The ABA program has made clear goals for in clinic and in home under the individualized treatment plan. They work closely with other therapist such as Speech, OT and PT to ensure they incorporate needed goals. Overall we love our experience! The only con that I can think of would be the influx of new faces. Bloomington location has opened new rooms which means more available spots and more technicians needed. Since ABA is 1:1. However, the rotation schedule of technicians in my children's room has been fairly consistent. I would say about 95% of the time I recognize the person as someone who has previously worked with my kids or other kids. If they are new, typically they are shadowing at first and I meet them this way before handing my kids off to unfamiliar faces. Aside from this there has been change with people due to internal promotions and people leaving for different opportunities. I can't speak about the worker side of things but I can say from the outside looking in they try to help with burnout by having the rotating schedule and they do encourage internal promotions. Overall, I feel confident with the team we have and grateful to those working with my kiddos!

we had our case management assessment nearly a month ago. I've emailed several times and called, no…read moreresponse from my son's case manager. I left a message today for her superviso, no call back. I also called last week and talked to who answered the phone, she said she would message Mackenzie and copy her supervisor, still no response. my sons funds are just going to waste as they drag their feet. I wish we had a say in who we used for case management

Midwifing Death was a 2-1/2 day event. Excellent program. Professional, sensitive, educational…read more Check out their website. So much offered. Something for everyone. Not to be missed Location convenient and fresh.

Questionable credentials and methodology…read moreSpititual 'adviser' is a retired speech therapist. the reference to 'Aslan' is ,refers to a type of breathe control., What does that have to do with thier ' treatment' philosophy? It seems thier ' therapy groups ' or are they ' classes?). are ongoing money grabs, without substantive goal direction. Why pay out of pocket for questionable 'therapy' with no oversight? And it seems credentials..in some cases?0 Lots of desperate people out there.

Great DBT program. Great therapy. Taking one step at a time. Baby steps like from the movie What…read moreAbout Bob?

Yeah I was a client. My children had to go there because of what my ex-wife was putting them…read morethrough. You can look up my name in your files. It's Anthony Dressen.