Care by therapists is excellent! Unfortunately, Billing continues to be an issue even after 2…read moreyears of working with the billing team. Be alert about their charges.

Tried getting in at another place, but they were charging a membership for just getting counseling…read more So dumb. Why would I pay a membership when I am using my insurance for therapy? Sorry - ranting. My therapist is awesome so far. Doing virtual therapy with someone is a different city than I live is nice since I don't have to run into them around town. Anyway, this place is friendly and easy to get scheduled with. No ridiculous fees.

There is no way to accurately describe how wonderful Dr. Cohen is and how she has helped us. She is…read morean 11 on a scale of 1 to 10. If you read nothing else in this review, please understand this - Dr. Cohen is THE reason I am still married today. Now, if you have stayed around for the rest of the story, here it goes. My wife and I have been married 20 years and have hot a very rough patch for the last few years. In my ignorance, I was just chugging along thinking everything was fine in life while my wife was suffering alone. I just chalked up her outbursts and "resting bitch voice" to hormones, or emotions, or just plain evilness (you name it and I assigned it as a reason for her being at fault). Our life had become one of casual interaction. A constant cycle of valleys and peaks where I just tried to get from one argument to the next with some happiness sprinkled in where I could find it. I never realized that I was emotionally neglecting my wife and that her actions were a cry for my attention rather than just nagging at me. I spent so much time seeking praise for my cooking, cleaning and laundry skills that I neglected the most important thing in my life - her. After the cycle finally erupted in "The Big One" last fall, it became apparent we needed outside help. My wife had heard of the Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT) method of marriage counseling and wanted to specifically seek out a therapist that specialized in that technique. After searching through lists upon lists of names, we settled on Dr. Cohen. And since that first meeting in January, our lives and our perceptions have changed. She provided a warm, inviting setting and put us both at ease from the start. She is patient with us when we have trouble expressing what we are feeling inside. She celebrates our successes and helps us get back on track after any stumbles. Her level of caring and professionalism is above reproach. She was especially helpful when we had a major bump in the road recently as she squeezed me in on short-notice and helped me walk-through an incident that had occurred and threatened to derail our progress. She led me down the path of "guided discovery" to allow me to see how I could have better approached the situation and to see it from my wife's perspective. I cannot imagine having anyone else helping us rediscover our love for each other and teaching me specifically that we all deserve more in life than just "fine" and how to reach new heights in our relationship. Without a doubt, she has brought our marriage from the brink of divorce to a stable platform where my wife and I both feel real change has occurred. Arguments and distrust have become the exception instead of the norm, and no more words (if I only had a nickel for every time I said I'm sorry without really meaning it) and empty promises to try harder next time, but real change that you can see and feel. I will be the first to admit that I thought therapy and counseling was a waste of money and just a bunch of touchy, feely, uncomfortable conversations about "daddy issues" - boy was I wrong. I look forward to our meetings every other week. My wife and I have learned what we are really saying and meaning underneath our defenses. We have learned how to approach conversations and situations in ways that result in productive, honest conversations instead of immediate arguments. And as a bonus, the things she has taught us have not only strengthened our relationship but the one with our daughters as well. We highly recommend her to all of our family and friends...she is the absolute best in our book and if she can get make me admit I have feelings than she can work wonders with anyone!

Starting Point has primarily functioned as a channel to direct donations and clients into its…read moreprograms, often assigning individuals lifelong labels without offering a true path toward recovery--similar to how some sectors of the medical industry operate. After working with Vince D. for over 30 years, it's become clear that the main objective has been extracting value from clients, whether through their time, financial contributions, or billable services. As a nonprofit, discussions tend to be limited to what's considered the "standard of care," which often falls short of meaningful, individualized growth. Like a hospital system where a doctor must bill every possible code to satisfy accountants--or risk termination--this model prioritizes financial sustainability over genuine well-being. Vince, now two decades past his intended retirement, appears focused more on building inter-generational wealth than on helping clients achieve long-term healing or independence. Your well-being becomes secondary to what you can provide to the organization. I encourage you to consider alternative paths. Explore AI-powered therapy platforms and free online tools designed to help you build real skills, emotional resilience, and self-discipline. These resources can promote lasting personal growth and independence. For motivation and mindset development, Jim Rohn's teachings are available for free on YouTube and can be a powerful source of inspiration. Take control of your environment--read or watch The Pleasure Trap by Dr. Doug Lisle for insights into the psychology of behavior change. Finally, consider the benefits of a plant-based diet. Documentaries like The Game Changers and others offer compelling information on how nutrition affects both physical and mental health.

I had a horrible experience at Starting Point with a woman named MJ Lovett. She was extremely…read moreunprofessional. As a therapist myself, I am well aware that MJ made multiple inappropriate statements and judgements.

The staff here is absolutely amazing. They care so much. they have carnivals and parties for the…read moreclients on Christmas

We have been truly blessed!…read more When my son was leaving treatment they recommended that he go to IOP at Humble Beginnings. Having no experience with any of this we put our trust in the treatment facility to guide him in the right direction. Humble Beginnings is very client focused. They helped my son with finding his root issues and have given him the guidance to be able to correct his behavior. The care of the staff is unbelievable, they are kind, knowledgeable, caring and definitely can relate to their patients. From the moment I stepped into their office I knew my son was in the right hands. They genuinely want to help. The program they have at Humble Beginnings is amazing as well as the attention that they give to the families. My son continues to go there and is making great strides in his recovery. I would highly recommend Humble Beginnings to anyone in recovery for drug and alcohol addiction.

Dr Cohen took me as a new patient when I needed his expert direction in my life the most. I had two…read moremajor life changing traumatic events happening together. He guided me toward self healing and preservation in order to live a healthy productive life. I continued our sessions to stay in line with good mental health. Then Covid hit and I lost my job. I felt hopeless and fell away from all my close relationships including my sessions with Dr Cohen. But I reached out to him this year after Covid almost took my life and he once again equipped me to live as a responsible healthy adult. I was back on track in no time. His support and encouragement has been priceless to me. I still feel that our sessions are a staple in who I am today because he keeps me accountable for the clear thinking and healthy lifestyle that I am so worthy of living. I am forever grateful to Dr Larry Cohen for my success in my life journey. All my best. Deana Rightler

I have never been to any other therapists, but I have friends who have and I hear nothing but…read morehorror stories. Dr. Larry has never produced any such stories for my best friend (who also sees him) and me. He's in his mid 40s, but comes off as young and hip (though not in the "trying too hard" sort of way.) If you feel like you need someone to talk with and you're a hip 20 something (in other words someone who is on this site, hence reading this), I strongly suggest checking him out. Oh, and he's unbelievably attentive. If he knows you're going through a crisis, he'll actually call you sometimes. For instance, I have a very important job interview this Thursday and I have a strong feeling I'm going to get a call from him Friday morning. It's how he rolls. Check him out!

Thought she was good at first for a family member then the horrible communication was more then…read moreevident, no call back after leaving three messages and confirmed phone numbers. Felt forcing a family member to do something was a good suggestion. Not happy with the poor communication and lack of empathy and bed side manner.

I have no idea how dr. Donna has a one star yelp rating. She Is the most amazing therapist I have…read moreever had the pleasure of working with. She is professional and really helps you make changes in your life. She has been around for a long time in the area and continues to update her therapeutic techniques. She has seen friends and family members of mine as well and she is flat out amazing. She changes lives.

I Eleanor health Cherry Hill. Dr. Schwartz is such a good doctor he listens he's smart and I'm…read morehonestly saying he knows what's up! Trish I always get her on the phone. She's awesome. I think she's in North Carolina but honestly, my reviews for Eleanor health are definitely a five star. I ran through a lot of places and they're busy but they do show that they care.