I had a good experience with my first session of marriage counsiling with Amy today. I thought she…read morewas very funny and allows me to speak my mind, which helps with processing my feeling more clearly.

In my five and a half years under Dr. Amy Keller's guidance, life has granted many milestones,…read moremisfortunes and memories. In this time, DAK has provided real time insights by making herself available and generously extending sessions. It's refreshing to have tactics and coping mechanisms in real time rather than someone just nodding to a defacto recap of life's events. With DAK, darkness and depression are just the express lane to the light. She sits in the passengers' seat, aptly reframing life's turmoils and obstacles into opportunities to face your most deeply rooted fears. She provided a safe space, as there is no such thing as shame in her sessions. There are only openness and bravery. DAK talks the talk but more importantly she walks the walk. Not only is Dr. Amy Keller an amazing therapist, she's also an amazing human. If you have courage in your heart, Dr. Amy Keller will help you find it and utilize it.

Dr. Berry is an excellent psychiatrist. He made sure to outline my personal priorities so that he…read morecan make sure they are addressed (something we expect from all dr's hard to find still). I also love how thorough he is when explaining options and medicines, and treatments. He explained to me the mechanisms being used the areas of the brain or receptors being targeted and even the history of how certain treatments were developed. It really made me feel like an active participant in my healthcare. Additionally, staff is great! Melanie administered most of my TMS treatments. She was kind, friendly and always making sure that I was comfortable. She was as also very clear with scheduling and would send me an updated picture of my complete schedule if any changes were made. I interacted with a couple other staff member with administering TMS and scheduling or assisting with correspondence with Dr. Berry. Communication was always friendly and clear.

This place is a lifesaver. The TMS treatments are quick, easy, painless, and simple to schedule…read more The psych, which are traditionally difficult to find, continues to manage my medications and check on my wellbeing. The office is clean, the staff is friendly, and there's plenty of parking! Can't recommend them enough.

Amanda Granier is amazing! Can't say enough more positive things about her. I was initially quite…read morenervous to meet her, and skeptical of relationship counseling in general, but Amanda immediately dispelled all my concerns through her understanding, communication style, and the wonderfully trust based environment she cultivates. Plus, she has a great sense of humor to boot! I recommend her to everyone I know, and apparently everyone I don't know too!

Amanda is so kind and compassionate. I always feel listened to when I'm talking her, and she goes…read morethe extra mile in asking the right questions to make sure she understands me and can give the appropriate feedback!

Finding a therapist you can truly trust isn't easy. We are so lucky to have found Joanne, she is…read moreamazing! We started seeing her before we got married, and she's been amazing at helping us communicate better and navigate challenges together. She also helped us gain a clearer understanding of our backgrounds and why we do what we do, and she's genuinely committed to helping us grow. Even now, she checks in from time to time, which we really appreciate. She's caring, practical, and real. We still go back for sessions when we need to work on things, and every time we leave feeling stronger as a couple. Highly recommend her!

BEWARE. BREACHED HER DUTY AND ACTED INAPPROPRIATELY AND UNPROFESSIONALLY. ABSOLUTELY TRUE AND…read moreFAIR ACCOUNT. I had written a review over a year ago and noticed that somehow it was removed. Note that I make every effort to be fair, truthful and detailed in my accounts and reviews as you can see from my other submissions. I also usually maintain documentation; records, emails and messages to substantiate my claims. About two years ago my fiancé and I engaged Ms Koegl's professional services, primarily to prepare us for marriage (communication skills, conflict resolution skills, adaptation, etc) and to help us best cooperatively manage my fiancés Borderline Personality Disorder or "BPD" which was a challenge in itself. I also desired to work on ways to improve myself and be a better partner to my future wife. I was very willing to accept that I had my own work to do. After all, I had been the one to propose to my fiancé that we seek support for our relationship. After the first session which was largely informative and directional, some of the deeper issues and emotions relating to how the BPD was affecting my fiancé and relationship came to surface. It was quite emotional at times but we trusted Joanne to provide us with understanding and guidance on our issues, to share how best to take care of ourselves and each other, and to work through the occasional episodes that could occur. BPD can be a serous condition and is largely rooted in trauma and fear of abandonment so we were taking this very seriously. At a certain point it became apparent that providing my fiancé private sessions with Joanne might be helpful. I was paying all such costs (joint and individual) and it was not cheap but I was determined to provide our relationship and my fiancé with all the support we needed. After a few months or visiting Joanne, and unbeknownst to me, my fiancé informed me that Joanne had started to suggest that my fiancé end the relationship, that I was a narcissist and that she should essentially 'run'. My fiancé told me that at first she was alarmed by this and actually started to consider if it was true, if I was not who she thought I was. After all, why Joanne would suggest such a thing, behind my back and so secretly. But as we began to talk things out privately my fiancé was able to overcome her alarm and feel grounded with me again. Eventually she expressed every confidence in me again and even stated that she did not believe in her heart that such warnings were justified or true. She felt bad for me knowing that I had selected and trusted Joanne. Joanne NEVER told me she was telling my fiancé such things. Quite the opposite, Joanne and I met privately several times and she led me to believe that she was committed to helping us improve our relationship. All the while, she was advising my fiancé to leave me. My fiancé shared with me the email messages that proved this. Joanne had breached her duty to us, and had betrayed our trust. If Joanne for some reason felt the relationship was doomed, unhealthy or not something she could provide support for, she should have informed me first and then suggested we find another form of support. Never should she have leading me to believe she was helping us reach our goals while behind my back, speaking so negatively of me and undermining the very efforts we were making to be responsible and prepare ourselves for marriage. I see it as a betrayal, a breach of duty, grossly unprofessional and duplicitous. When I subsequently confronted Joanne on the matter, she admitted to such actions. She said she was wrong and regretted her actions and that she misjudged me and that later she realized I was a good man and genuinely trying to do the right thing for my relationship. What a bizarre and troubling thing that was for me to hear. There were sessions that were more intense and emotional than others, but that is where Joanne should have been patient, not judged, and simply seen that as part of the process of uncovering and working with deep feelings, not to turn on me. A therapist has a duty to not rush to judgement after one or two sessions but to allow their clients time to cycle through the levels of emotions, beliefs, history, etc. before an overall assessment can be fairly made. My fiancé and I stopped seeing Joanne and thousands of dollars later, and much disappointment and wasted time and energy, I was left only with the opportunity of sharing with others our story. I see that she has some good reviews and some very poor reviews. Im not here to comment on the experiences of others, but in our case, I deeply regret the trust I placed initially in hiring Joanne to help us. God Bless and feel free to reach out if you have any questions.

Dr. Panvini was recommended by a dear friend. The way she spoke about realization during sessions…read morehelped me understand- this was someone I wanted to work with. My partner and I have very busy lives and needed help working on our relationship. We had reached a stagnant point. Couples therapy is its own magical type of therapy and Dr. Panvini helps us have AHA moments since day 1. From inception, Loreli has been angel. She's the office manager that greets us with kindness and a beautiful smile and genuine "how are you". I feel blessed to have found this amazing practice and Dr. Panvini specifically.

So I've tried quite a few therapists and interventions and it wasn't until working with the…read morewonderful people at Dr. Kate Truitt & Associates that I really felt that emotional healing was possible and that I could start to see the light at the end of the tunnel following decades long depression. Havening techniques and other techniques have helped me (someone who defaults to over-intellectualizing) get out of my head and into my body which I've found is imperative for healing emotional trauma. With all that said I'm really here to share my experience with the Neurofeedback training done with Rebecca Turner. Having done so much healing and reprocessing through talk therapy, I still felt that my thought patterns were like a hose turned all the way up, whipping around, unable to catch, and control, soaking everyone around me. The initial brain mapping (which is done first to know what areas of the brain to target for training) reflected with tangible data what I was experiencing inside. Ms. Turner described it to me like "your two hemispheres are yelling at each other" which turned out to be one of the most validating things my brain has ever heard about itself. The neurofeedback training process itself is not as complicated and/or intimidating as the name sounds. If one is doing eyes open training, you essentially attach some small sensors to your head using a conductive goop and watch a tv show while the screen brightens and dims in response to the information collected by the sensors and neurofeedback program. For "eyes closed" training, you listen to lyric-less music while the music adjusts the volume to help train your brain. And it all works. I feel good about myself. Shame is now a passing emotion instead of a state of being. Rumination is down ten-fold as my hemispheres aren't "yelling at each other". My thoughts and feelings don't control me as much and/or send my on a downward spiral. If you are someone who feels your emotions are often become too much for you to handle that even standard therapy couldn't alone help, might I suggest neurofeedback?

Dr. Busch's office is clean and comfortable and the appointments are always on time…read more She helped me come over my issues and effectively enhance the quality of my life. Her approach is thoughtful and effective. Comparing to other therapists, she is the one who really helps me. I will highly recommend her if anyone ask for my opinions

It took us six months and appointments with three doctors until we finally found someone that could…read morehelp my daughter with trichotillomania. Dr. Busch has not only helped my daughter with this condition, but has brought my daughter out of her shell. She is more confident, positive, and has a better outlook on life. I highly recommend Dr. Busch. I wish I was given her name in the beginning as it could have saved us a lot of frustration, time and money.

In early 2023, I reached out to Cristina on a recommendation from a colleague who is a trauma…read moreworker themselves. Cristina was unavailable, so she had me book an appointment with a junior therapist in her practice. At the time I suffered from major depression, and had been passively suicidal for some time. Within the first few minutes of my appointment, I became severely dissociated. The therapist said she was putting me on a "5150" (involuntary hold), meaning either someone could come take me to the ER, or she would call a team to come get me. A friend drove across town to take me to the ER, where I quickly stabilized because I received the warmth and competent care I did not receive from the therapist. I was discharged that same evening. It's taken me over two years to understand that I dissociated due to the therapist's affect during her greeting and our initial contact, then her reaction to me sharing my suicidality. I was not in imminent danger, and it was her behavior that triggered my trauma response -- which a skilled therapist could have de-escalated. Taking away my agency entirely with a 5150 was *not* appropriate, and a trauma therapist's office should be the one place it's safe to disclose wanting to die without people freaking out. During the nearly three hours I waited in her office -- feeling trapped -- the junior therapist had Cristina on the phone a couple times for consult. But Cristina never asked to speak with me directly, which was an oversight. I wasn't offered any remediation while I waited either. Perhaps they've improved in the last 2 1/2 years, but this experience has haunted me enough to write this review much later. Clearly, many people have found relief and healing here based on other testimonials. But I do not recommend this practice for suicidality, cPTSD, neurodivergence/overexcitabilities, or active trauma responses.

Cristina is an incredible therapist who specializes in trauma therapy. She is warm, knowledgeable…read moreand a go to person for guidance and support. I highly recommend her!

DBT: the therapy that works. Period. DBT Is the only…read moreresearch-proven treatment for mood disorders that does not use medications. Whether you are already on meds for your mood disorder or not, it will help you conquer your dysregulated emotions. I went through the program at the Choices clinic and it turned around my bipolar II induced mood swings, crying and rages in the first week. It took 6 months to learn to regulate my own emotions but now those skills go with me and work better than any cocktail of mood "stabilizers" did. These skills should be taught in every school. Thank you Lynn Kawabe ( brilliant therapist) and Patty Geiselman (fearless director) for all you've done for me and other clients by spreading emotional wisdom!

If anyone needs a therapist, I HIGHLY recommend Lynn Kawabe at the DBT center. She literally…read morechanged my life. She's one of those people that you meet who just radiates joy and happiness because you can tell they have found their passion and are doing what they love. Like the ones that you meet and think, they were born to do this! She's so genuine, kind, and worth every damn penny. I can't promote her or thank her enough. Consultations are free- so go see for yourself. This place is wonderful and so is everyone I've encountered here.