I had such a positive experience with my therapist and the other therapists that are partners in…read morethis office. One on One therapy helped me get through a difficult time this past year. I was taught tools that I will carry with me throughout my lifetime. I was given the option to treat virtual or in person, my therapist was flexible and offered me day, evening and weekend appointments. I was also involved in workshops offered through the other therapist. I would encourage anyone that is interested in helping themselves grow as a person make an appointment.

I apologize for the long post, but I hope people see these are legitimate concerns and not just a…read moredisgruntled patient. My daughter and I both went to Ascension Eastwood/Eastwood Clinics in the past and had good experiences. We tried to come back this month and unfortunately that was no longer the case. I made an appointment for my daughter for next day and received a message hours later that a mistake was made and it was supposed to be virtual so "that time won't work" and it was cancelled. I called back and the office had closed minutes later and didn't open again until our appointment time. I would have taken the virtual appointment had I been given the option. After unanswered voicemails for 2 days, I was able to reschedule us for 2 weeks later. Then I played phone tag again for days to finally get the paperwork sent to me. There were multiple issues on their end and voicemails went unanswered, even during business hours. Finally the day of our appointment, I was asked to come in early to fill out the paperwork AGAIN in person. I took my daughter out of school, and the therapist met us out in the lobby and told us that day was free but the rest of her in-person sessions were booked up, so there was no point in her seeing my daughter that day. And that no one else at the practice saw patients her age. So after jumping through all of those hoops, wasting hours on phone calls and paperwork, and taking my daughter out of school, we were not seen for our appointment and simply sent away. I was shocked that I had talked to the office to confirm about the paperwork THAT DAY and no scheduling issues were mentioned. There is zero communication between staff members and obviously zero care about their patients. After reaching out for help/ suggestions for new therapists on social media, I was met with others who had similar stories. It's so disheartening that this is "acceptable" treatment of people who truly want help.

My therapist that I have been seeing for 2 years is amazing! But the staff is awful, they don't…read morehave a cash register. So every time you give them cash they have to open their own wallets and pull out change through there. You can't see a doctor unless you make an appt 4 months in advance. One time they cancelled my doc appt and didn't even inform me. So I had to reschedule. (Pushing my appt back 8 months in total) it's almost impossible to talk to the manager. The parking lot is TINY!

IF I COULD GIVE THIS PLACE 0 STARS, I WOULD. (Sorry, its a long story. TLDR; at the end.)…read more I've thought about writing this review for a while now, going back and forth for months now, but I think its finally time I said something. I was a patient of Angel Marsiglio, at Lifestance Health, from 2015 to 2024. For a long time, therapy was pleasant. At least, I perceived it to be, at the time. But it wasn't until some space away and research on my part did I realize how many red flags I was ignoring in that time period. Firstly, a therapist should never pass judgement on their client. And there were plenty of times I felt judged by Angel, either due to my political beliefs, my sexuality, or my goals/aspirations for the future. Being told, bluntly, "well, that's not realistic," or "I think you'll change your mind someday," or "well, I don't agree with that" isn't appropriate for any therapist. But I looked past it, because we had such a "good" relationship. Which meant we had pleasant conversation, and she was really good at raising my self esteem. But when it came to doing any actual work with my sexual trauma, my abusive childhood, or my other concerns, I always felt we were beating around the bush. (In fact, she even had the nerve to tell me, to my face, "Your parents didn't BEAT you so can you really say they were abusive?" This made me feel like I couldn't properly talk about how I feel about my family, with total honesty, given her clear judgements of my attitude.) It wasn't until 2020 that I made that clear to her. She said we'd start digging deeper. Towards the later half of 2022, I insisted I felt like my trauama wasn't being addressed, as well as concerns that I have ADHD. After a long time, I got an ADHD diagnosis from a specialist that Angel recommended, and learned how ADHD is impacting my life more than I thought. And how that, coupled with my C-PTSD, is proving to be a bigger problem in my life than my anxiety. Angel disagreed. She also informed me she disagreed with me when I said how ADHD can't be cured with therapy. I felt uncomfortable with that, but didn't press on because of our relationship. Angel said she "saw me like another daughter." Among other flattering things. I didn't realize how inappropriate it was at the time. After a while, beginning 2023, I started asking Angel if we could look into IFS therapy. Time and time again, she more or less refused to do so. Saying "I don't know what that could offer you that I can't," despite me explaining VERY clearly why I think IFS would be beneficial for me. This made me VERY uncomfortable and I started looking for a new therapist after that, who DOES practice IFS therapy. After a lot of back and forth, between the two therapists, I took a month long break from Angel (after discussing the idea with her) to work with this new therapist. Sort of to contrast and compare. After the month was over, I booked my final appointment with Angel. Where expressed to her that this new therapist is working with me on the things I feel are issues, and the things I want to focus on healing. I explained how this new therapist understands my ADHD isn't something to be cured, but something to learn to adapt to. I also explained how much IFS has helped me realize things about myself, my past, and my conditions, that I have yet to work on. Things that I feel are significant problems in my life, that Angel and I have yet to dissect in our own therapy sessions. She looks me in the eye and says "So what you're saying is we're done here?" I awkwardly explain that I feel guilty about it, but yes, I wanted to stop our sessions. Angel then says, word for word: "Well, I'm just gonna tell you that I pretty much disagree with everything you've said. But I hope you find what you're looking for. There's no real point in finishing our appointment then, so, goodbye." Then she ended the call. Seven minutes into our hour long appointment. And STILL charged me for the full hour. She was my therapist for nearly ten years. She said she saw me as a second daughter. She's confided in me when she's had emotional problems and family troubles. Angel Marsiglio was responsible for our relationship becoming unprofessional, leading to my therapy being compromised, and then acted offended when I wanted to move onto something beneficial, AND had the nerve to treat me so callously? If I was in a bad state of mind, that sort of "goodbye" likely would have landed me in the hospital. With no due respect, Angel Marsiglio may be a fine counselor, but she doesn't belong anywhere near the field of psychotherapy. TLDR: Angel Marsiglio took me on as a client for 9 years, turned our relationship unprofessional from the beginning by treating me like a DAUGHTER instead of a CLIENT, and thusly led to ineffective therapy. When I found a new therapist and tried saying goodbye, she acted like she met me three days ago, knowing I have abandonment issues and mother trauma. She can kick rocks.

Significantly more harm than good. Equally awful…read morePsychiatrist (now retired) and Therapist (the site administrator) at the St. Clair Shores location. Unfortunately, at the time of being a client here, my mental health was poor and I blindly continued "treatment" at this office with no emotional relief and a psych that just pumped me full of short term, highly addictive meds.. A therapist who shamed and victim blamed me repeatedly, even once it was already acknowledged.. uninformed office staff. Each receptionist had a different answer to billing questions- none of them correct, therapist ended up closing my file with no warning... Thankful to have transferred to thorough and professional mental health providers. Would never return or recommend.

Highly Recommended. Everyone there is kind and professional…read more Very flexible with scheduling and pleasant to talk with. Rita is a brilliant therapist, intelligent and outstanding in practice. Overall a great experience.

Great place! Fast Service! Friendly Staff! I went there for my work drug testing and everything was…read morevery professional. No waiting, they got me in and out.

I have utilized SLC on two separate occasions and found them to be comfortable, professional,…read moreaccommodating and specialized where we needed them to be. Their diversity of counselors and multiple location format make appointments easy and helpful! Highly recommend!

From the owner: We are an affirming & supportive mental health practice that strives to help you navigate through…read moreany and all of life's difficulties through individual, couples, and family counseling. We seek to help you create change in your life so you can feel happy and healthy within it. We believe change is achieved through emotional support, healthy perspective, and hard work. Because life can be daunting and trying at times, our goal is to help you find the silver lining in any situation. If the challenges in your life feel like they are overwhelming, we encourage you to take the time for yourself to seek solutions and support with us. Our services include counseling for depression, anxiety, stress, trauma, grief, life transitions, relationship issues, parent-child issues, and behavioral issues, just to name a few. We specialize in play therapy, Christian counseling, LGBTQ-affirming counseling, and older-adult counseling. Psychological testing is also available to test individuals who are struggling with attention problems (e.g. ADHD) and learning problems (e.g., Learning Disorder), including measures of intellectual ability or intelligence, etc.