I came to LifePath Systems after dealing with the privet sector and insurance. Of course you know…read morewhen you run out of money, you run out of help. LifePathSystems did the interview session. The interviewer was very helpful in what needed to be done. I received my review and on my income (pre medicare) and the pay amount was very doable. I was assigned my "Case Manager" and she set out to get me lined out. Wonderful!! She takes the time needed to be sure I have the tools I need for my treatment. She has yet to not have an answer, or know where to get answers to my questions. Then there is the "peer group"! Amazing idea! They pare you with someone who is close to your mental problems so they understand what you are going through. An absolutely amazing idea. The "Adictions Assestance" is greate.. Though I beat all my addections in the 1980's, I never thought about being affected to "falior"... Of course I do not want to post "names" but.. Just let it be said. My experience so for has been amazing. I must remind anyone seeking assistance? These folk are bound by County and State funds.. You have to be patient when they are working with you yo get the treatment you need. I have read post where people complained about how long it took to get them in? Be patient. These people really care about the "person" not how fast they call people healed. Thank you to the LifePath Systems Team. Don

Angela did my intake and induced a panic attack for me which none of the staff assisted me with…read more These people are not trained in mental health and are not qualified to help you. They are paid by the government for a reason. I'm going to the McKinney location later this week, if I have the same experience I promise I'm suing the shit out of you guys. I have been in Therapy for 11 years and I'm quite frankly done.

I would not go to this clinic again if my life depended on it! First, they only had one lady…read morethere, Leslie. She basically ran the place. No nurses, no help other than her. Dr Hill was kind; however, he was NEVER THERE ON TIME! It was a 2-hour drive, and I waited 3 HOURS in the parking lot before he showed up. (Always at least an hour wait). I received my treatments alone with him. SO NOT PROFESSIONAL! I never got any receipts of payment or an bill or receipt of any kind showing what he actually administered to me, how strong the dosage, not even a schedule of my appointments. Each appointment had to be rescheduled, as he couldn't make it. Did the infusion treatments help me? YES. Did I have a clue what he was putting into my body? NO. Dr. Hill is much older than this picture of him.

At first I did 5 sessions--it really helped me alot! Then, it became about buying CBD and Dr…read more Hill's products than my mental health. Response when you don't purchase their items; is zero.

Cory has truly changed my life for the better. She is the perfect blend of stern, kind, and real…read moreand she uses her gift for healing past trauma with so much care and wisdom. Working with her wasn't always easy because healing rarely is but it was absolutely worth it. I'm so grateful for the life and freedom I've found through our work together. Thank you Cory for seeing my potential even when I couldn't see it myself. If you're ready to face your past and level up your life I couldn't recommend her more.

My wife was unable to make an appointment due to acute thyroiditis that eventually landed us in the…read moreemergency room for the weekend. This led to our credit card being charged, instead of insurance we were planning on putting on file at her appointment. Even though services were not rendered, we understand they have a cancellation policy, but we at least wanted to resolve the situation and hoped for flexibility to bill our insurance. Instead of being reasonable, responsive, and assisting us, the receptionist was difficult to get ahold of and rude on more than one occasion. When she finally got back to us she told my wife she could have just had a telehealth appointment, except the appointment was already over, so it would of been impossible to attend. Insurance has yet to be billed as of this review. We feel it is very unprofessional way to go about this, while we are already going through a difficult situation. This has left a bad taste in our mouth regarding The Montfort Group, which is unfortunate because we really liked the therapist.

Working with Sarah H. has really helped me through some transitional times. Other therapist are…read moreavailable for specific issues as well. Currently, there's even a therapy dog to work with kids. Never had a billing issue, and the rates are reasonable.

From the owner: Our therapist's specialize in working with children, teens, and young adults struggling with…read moreanxiety, depression, difficult transitions, grief, and more. We off Play therapy and parent consults, teen therapy, and adult therapy.

With anything, there are pros and cons. There will be exposures you do not expect or like, because…read moreit is a hospital for varying degrees of illness for teens. The staff is there to help your child, not you necessarily, so their focus is the child. This may seem frustrating at times do not let it deter you. Although it is not a magic bullet, it was a move in the right direction for us and I would do it again. It set us up for the next step which was psychiatric care and medication and longer term counseling. All the staff was helpful, but Darius really is built for his job. He knows exactly the right words to say and how to reach teenagers and they love him wholeheartedly. Without this program, I don't know if we would have had as soft a landing for our next step of the journey. I will warn you it is not easy. From in patient to outpatient was very disruptive and challenging - A battle which was made easier by inpatient. It is an intervention and a long term commitment. My best to all who suffer mental illness and addiction and to all the caretakers out there trying to save them.

Loved Dr. A and appreciated Darius's quick response and communication but would never recommend…read morethis location. The check in was lengthy and the information they give you as parents is not accurate and does not match what the front office allows. A few examples- they told us we could bring sweatpants and sweatshirts for patients and crayons. What they don't tell you is they will cut the drawstrings out of the pants and if the neck is too wide it is not allowed. They don't allow any stretchy clothing not just yoga pants. They will let you Donate crayons for patients to color but you won't get them back and patients only get 1 crayon at a time. They combine acute care patients that are violent with non acute patients which shortened our care for our child due to risk factors of these acute patients. Food is not edible and they only provide rice krispy treats, chewy granola bars, Oreos, string cheese, baked chips, bananas, apples and oranges but no healthy protein rich snacks. That doesn't seem like healthy options for patients. They kept my child's medicated shampoo and did not return it at checkout. We had hoped the other reviews would be false but unfortunately it was not a good experience EXCEPT Dr. A prescribed one thing that helped and we appreciate him! Understaffed over Memorial Day weekend and child's release time was delayed by 6 hours. Drum circle lady did not bring drums and sat patients in a circle to do chair dances. Group therapy was not therapy but patients sitting there. Janitor would empty trash cans but never swept floors so hair and dust balls were never cleaned up after a 4 day stay. The front entrance of the facility got completely flooded outside and there is not good drainage for heavy rain. Ranesha was funny at check in. Staff scare patients by standing over them at night to make sure they are breathing. My child woke up terrified by a staff person looming over her face in the middle of the night. There had to be a better way to monitor this. If that isn't triggering I don't know what is!?!?!?!! Still waiting for admin to call us about the medicated shampoo and returning it to us........$35..... they don't keep up with patient's items well.

My husband and I had been seeing James for almost one month. Initially things were going really…read morewell, and then during the last session we had hit a couple road bumps that I wanted to address. I had started to feel comfortable with James and let my guard down at this point. He did as well. I felt his office was a safe space for me to be my unfiltered self. James had casually said the "F" word during our sessions several times at this point, (as well as his IG posts have memes where he jokingly curses as well). For this reason, and because I felt comfortable at the time not having to sensor myself, I used the "F" word as an adjective during our last session in a pronounced tone to emphasize a point I was making. James proceeded to cut me off mid sentence and tell me that we aren't a good fit anymore because I was "cussing at him" and because I didn't trust him anymore. He didn't allow me to respectfully finish my train of thought / sentence. This is completely obsurd because I absolutely was not cursing at him. Nor would I ever... It reminded me exactly of what hit a chord between us at our last session where he told me to essentially stop talking mid sentence, and let my husband continue on his own. I was shocked after this abrupt and rude interruption, and said with a stunned look on my face "If my trust is slightly broken, it can still be repaired." He responded with "...Well can it though?" At this point, I was in shock because everything he was doing and saying and doing was so contradictory. Wasn't a therapist's job to prove that trust can be repaired?? And isn't the point of a therapist office to ensure clients feel they can be themselves, and not have to censor who we are? I was stunned. At the VERY LEAST, if he truly thought we weren't a good fit anymore, he could've respectfully waited for me to finish my sentence / thought and let me know then. Instead of interrupting me right there on the spot and essentially "breaking up with me". Ultimately, James has a very calm and gentle demeanor, but I discovered that his office is definitely not a safe space for his clients to express themselves fully as their true selves. (At least it wasn't for me). He preaches that there are reactive people, and dismissive people. Yet in that moment he was the one being 100% reactive, and unprofessional. He ended up backpedaling and tried to undo what he had implied/said, but it was too late at that point. That trust was definitely broken. I left the office in tears and never wish to see him again. As a professional therapist, you're expected to be just that. You're the therapist, the professional. It's not my job to be guarded and cautious in his office. It's my job to be open and 100% myself. His job to maintain professionalism and show guidance. This was our first time trying couples counseling, and unfortunately I'll never be able to look at it the same way again. This experience will haunt me for the rest of my life. And I don't know if I'll ever feel I can be 100% myself in a therapist office again. I did however have a positive experience with Cecelia during our individual therapy, who showed grace and respect 100% of the time. She allowed me to feel welcome, comfortable, and heard in her space during every visit.

So thankful for the work that this counseling center is doing in Plano and the surrounding area!read more

Alisha is an amazing therapist. She is compassionate, supportive, and truly listens without…read morejudgment. She has helped me work through some difficult moments and given me practical tools that I can actually use in everyday life. I'm very grateful for her support and highly recommend her!

Billing surprises... lack of transparency... rude and cold staff. Every negative review here is…read moreaccurate. Buyer beware. Don't get swindled here. This business should be ashamed for taking advantage of vulnerable people. May karma come back to you x1000.

My respect for Steven Scott is boundless. As one of his very first patients, I truly gave him a…read morerun for his money. I'm a 9/11 and rape survivor and traveled from NYC to Texas to seek treatment after being disappointed by the lack of quality therapy there. At the time, PTSD was lacking in any meaningful treatment. Steven used traditional treatments along with unconventional ones to aid in my recovery. I wound up moving to Texas and continuing my therapies with Steven with great success. I cannot truly express my gratitude for his patience and understanding.

The staff at this counseling service offer an incredible amount of personal and professional…read moreresources. I saw Steven Scott for a period of time and thought the environment where he held his practice felt safe, clean and open for processing hard stuff. If you are looking for a therapist and/or are dealing with troubles that feel extremely overwhelming, take the step here, it's a good place to start. Steve is a friendly therapist who can tackle tough problems gracefully. He is responsive, empathic, professional and competent. I am real grateful for this place, intervening in my life..

My girlfriend and I love the counseling we received from Tereza at Sharp Wellness. She welcomed us…read morein and provided a space for both of us to openly share our struggles with no fear of judgment. Tereza gave us tools and simple protocols that have improved our communication and help us understand one another better. She held us accountable and was honest about what we needed to do to communicate better. Although the truth was sometimes hard to hear for us, she showed us sympathy and encouraged us frequently in a positive direction. I highly recommend Tereza and Sharp Wellness to any couple that is looking to strengthen their relationship!

I have been a client of Brittany's at Sharp Wellness for nearly 10 months. Brittany has been a huge…read moreresource in helping me understand what motivates me and gain a fuller understanding of my shame and trauma while learning to move forward. It is obvious she truly cares about her clients. I highly recommend Sharp Wellness!

Edit: I was contacted by the medical director who told me this was not the case and not her ethics…read moreor policies. She stated she wanted to help get these forms completed for me and help me continue care. I am changing to 4 stars and will see what happens before i change again to 5 stars. I am relieved that they gave me a call to work things out. I started seeing someone here after husband died. I have tried their medications and was excited to try spravato. I needed ADA title IX forms for work so that I could miss work whenever I was having a mental health day or if I needed to come in for those treatments. Apparently, in very small print on their website, they say that they do not do any disability forms which I think is really absurd when you have a mental health condition that's considered to be a disability. This was a massive waste of my time because now I'm starting back over to find a psychiatrist. I would not recommend them to Anyone.

They're really not a trauma-informed practice, nor do they have experience with neurodivergent…read morepeople-- this isn't just my personal experience, it was corroborated by one of the therapists who is neurodivergent that they are not informed on how to help those patients. I was pushed into ever escalating levels of care, different group therapies and different depression intervention treatments. Over the years, I started to realize that the extent of my "care" was just pushing me to mask harder and to ignore my trauma as something that would be figured out later. The scheduling was all over the place, I'd be assigned appointments I didn't know I had, and I was shuffled from one group to the next, my medication was changed every week or every two weeks. They'd push me in circles, questioning my diagnosis. They erroneously added diagnoses to my personal information, while neglecting to properly add the correct diagnosis. They asked me to get a psychological assessment because it would better inform them of an appropriate treatment plan, then the week after, they told me I didn't need it because it wouldn't impact my life, and we'd just choose the best treatment based on outcome. Then two weeks later, they were back to questioning my diagnosis and asked why I didn't get the assessment. They repeatedly recommended treatments to me that they themselves said weren't safe or appropriate for me. In short, they're disorganized, and want you to fit their specific model of healing. I'm sure some people have had great outcomes, but I did not, I have not, and I'm mourning the years I spent being gaslit. They've got a shiny new building, but it doesn't make up for their lack of organization.