Julie Ferguson came highly recommended for my daughter. Although we had to wait two months for her…read morefirst appointment, it was well worth the wait. My daughter was self-harming and had zero self confidence when she first met with Julie. My daughter would not talk to us or come out of her room. 2 years later and my daughter has become a self-confident 18 year old who knows how to use the tools that Julie taught her. I cannot stress how much consistent therapy has helped my daughter see her worth and have hope for her future now. Julie has always maintained confidentiality between her and my daughter, but will meet with me separately to offer suggestions for things we can do at home to help make our daughter in her journey to mental wellness. After the initial appointment, scheduling was a breeze. I am able to make weekly appointments a month in advance. I highly recommend Julie Ferguson for teen girls, she is a gem.

We attempted to schedule an appointment for a minor at Germantown Psychological Associates. What…read moreshould have been a straightforward intake process became a series of administrative errors, inaccurate explanations of federal policy, and unprofessional conduct that created unnecessary barriers to care. Based on this experience, I would never feel comfortable entrusting my family's care to this practice.Save yourself the headache. Explore other providers. Major issues encountered: Intake forms promised via email were never sent, and no clear appointment confirmation was provided -- despite multiple phone calls. And that's if the intake department even calls to begin with after requesting the appointment on the initial call. The intake department had to be called weeks later and prompted to initiate our intake process, which includes several digital forms. After forms were not received, we were informed of a policy that appointments are cancelled if paperwork isn't submitted in advance -- a tricky requirement when the paperwork itself was never issued. If you want a disgruntled young lady with a flat affect to condescendingly explain how your email's spam folder works, this is the practice for you! Spoiler Alert: The intake forms were not in the spam folder even after I learned how to check it, much to my good sis's chagrin. During the multiple phone conversations required to correct their administrative oversight, staff consistently demonstrated a condescending, dismissive tone. Staff explicitly refused to verify insurance coverage and redirected us to handle it ourselves in a dismissive manner. After we believed everything had been addressed, there was still ambiguity regarding whether the intake appointment even remained scheduled. When I arrived in person with a completed copy of the intake form and attempted to confirm the appointment, staff refused to confirm anything because I did not have a Release of Information. In this instance, no protected health information was being requested or shared -- we were attempting to confirm whether an intake appointment existed for a patient not yet established in care. Rather than clarify policy or escalate appropriately, the interaction became argumentative. As tensions rose, the office manager physically raised her hand to silence me in conversation rather than addressing the administrative breakdown. If nothing else, their commitment to the bit was admirable, albeit concerning. At no point was there accountability, clarity, or an effort to repair the situation so that a minor could access needed clinical assessment services. For a practice offering ADHD and psychological assessments, administrative precision, accurate policy communication, and respectful interaction should be foundational. Instead, this experience created barriers to accessing care. We promptly withdrew our paperwork and sought services elsewhere. For something as sensitive as securing healthcare for your family, the intake process should not feel adversarial. I left discouraged that families in our community may encounter this level of disorganization and dismissiveness when seeking care. Families navigating psychological evaluations are already managing significant stress. Administrative disorganization and inaccurate policy explanations should not compound that burden.

Tracy is a fantastic counselor! She helped my wife and I rebuild our marriage when it looked very…read moredire. She helped us explore a host of issues in our relationship, showed us how to see each issue from both perspectives, and gave us the tools we needed to build common ground. As a counselor, she is fair, honest and patient. Tracy's skill and tenacity allowed us to put back together a 30 year marriage that was virtually on the brink. We highly recommend her.

From the owner: Learning to navigate the challenges in a constructive and beneficial manner produces a confident,…read morewell-adjusted person. I provide complementary therapy approaches to improve overall functioning to couples and individuals. My experience is preparing couples for marriage, helping couples identify critical areas of need and resolution as well as individuals transitioning to single life after divorce. Whether it is repairing the damage of an affair, empty-nester syndrome or you can't understand how your spouse became your roommate, understanding yourself is step one. Understanding the challenges, behavior patterns, and providing steps for improved functioning will decrease the stress that often leads to depression and anxiety. A special area of treatment includes individuals suffering from chronic health conditions, including infertility. I have extensive experience and research working with women suffering from unexplained infertility.

Highly recommend. Absolutely professional staff, so kind, helpful, organized; amazing program.read more

I went to Daybreak when I was in high school. I was having behavior problems and the people at…read moreDaybreak definitely helped me out. There were people with all sorts of behavior issues; mine were minor compared to the other. They helped me stay current with my school work. They helped me to deal and learn the tools I needed to exist. There were times I felt it was all stupid and beneath me, but ten years later...I appreciate all the work they do. This is not a recent review but in 2007, they saved my life. If your child is acting out and you don't understand, this place will understand your child and work with you to understand what they are going through. It is therapy for the whole family.

I was there from 4 26 20 to 5 1 20 and there was a lot of things lacking. For instance the nurses…read moredidn't wear watches. There was never paper towels or soap in many of the restrooms. On the 3 to 11 shift Tony is just plain unfriendly and favors females. But Tico who comes in at 3 is very professional and superbly respectful. He helped me make a smooth departure. Chelsey Smith and Sierra Graham came in but didn't speak. Neither did Joyce. They all work in outpatient therapy. Debra Gill is very professional. The cafeteria experience is second to none but they play games with the food. The food and drinks served are great but I do think that they should allow the staff to eat for free. Ashley and Kyle are very friendly. Donald seemed bent on proving that he had a cold. No place in Metro Memphis is a better place to go to when you are a threat to yourself or someone else. Kimberly Rickels is just plain too busy. One of her therapists spent 20 minutes of every hour using the bathroom. The same therapist lost her keys so they searched me.

Do not send anybody to Crestwyn. My brother was there one night and someone beat the sh-- out of…read morehim. They didn't tell me he's was sent to two emergency rooms and I found out through his patient portal the next morning. I flew down to Memphis from VT because my brother was in the ICU for a month with a brain bleed. He was never the same. Went home after rehab and he could no longer walk independently, had constant head pain, and more hallucinations from the stress of trauma. Ultimately, I moved him to VT a month later. He ended up being shot and killed by police as he had a mental health crisis in his home- he was alone with no weapons. I blame this facility for contributing to his death. When I finally received the medical notes from the facility- there were three different versions of what happened at the hospital. They had no working cameras. I complained to the state and since there was no evidence (not sure why head trauma wasn't evidence) it was our word against theirs. I filed a police report. When I did, the police officer told me the facility is a dangerous place. So, no brother, no justice. I beg you to be careful where your lives one goes in Memphis- they are all terrible.

I have been seeing my therapist, for over a year now, and from the very first session it was clear…read moreshe has a true passion for this work. She listens with care and offers thoughtful advice--even when I wasn't quite ready to hear it--yet she always remains patient and steady in her guidance. It can be hard to find a therapist who is both professional and skilled, but she has been exactly that. She's knowledgeable, takes the time to understand where I am, and adjusts to meet me in that space. Her ability to balance professionalism with compassion has made each session a place of real growth and support.

If you want a counselor who's heart is in their work, and who truly cares about improving your…read morequality of life schedule an appointment with Jessie. It's not often that you come across someone is doing the job that they were absolutely made for but Jessie Gaines Osborn is doing what she was born to do. She cares deeply and keeps the sessions very casual so as to put you at ease. And it works. She listens. And because she listens she is able to provide incredibly helpful and insightful advice. My mood is always elevated by the end of the session. She helps you to get past incorrect perceptions and grounds you in reality while constantly encouraging you. I have gone to Jessie for a year and I trust her and wouldn't consider any other therapist because I don't want to take a step backwards in my progress. And I promise you any other therapist may be good at what they do but they are all a step down from Jessie.

T. R. A. P is an exceptional organization. The president Portia Moore has worked really hard to see…read morethat the services she offers helps all justice impacted people who need the help. So please reach out to her! I give them 5 stars and beyond.

From the owner: Pastoral Counseling Mid-South provides certified pastoral counselors and licensed psychotherapists…read morefor congregations in the Mid-South area. This can be one of the congregations most effective responses to individuals and families in the stormy seasons of living. The service provides an organic mission program for congregations, groups of congregations, or judicatories to utilize pastoral counseling in congregational outreach and healing service. A host congregation provides the facility and services for as few as 4 hours or as many as 25 clinical hours per week. Supporting congregations partner to provide mission monies for low income individuals and families to receive attention.What a tangible way to make a difference in a communitys mental health and with marriages and families in your area.Dr. James Coffman is a Licensed Clinical Pastoral Therapist, Licensed Professional Counselor designated as a Mental Health Service Provider and Licensed Marital and Family Therapist specializing in individual, couples and family therapy in many issues, such as anxiety, depression, marital conflict, loss of connection, sexual impasses, adjustment and stress disorders, poor commuication. and grief complications. He maintains an independent practice from the Coffman Farm near Ripley, Tennessee and manages Pastoral Counseling Mid-South, a pastoral counseling center at Emmanuel United Methodist Church in Memphis, Tennessee.

Sheridan has been my counselor for several years. I come when I need to and stop when I don't. She…read moreis a great counselor. She is really good at EMDR which is a hard process to go through. She is very personable. She is willing to work with clients as much as she can on appt times, billing, insurance, etc. she has a lot of experience. I am a student getting my masters in counseling so I am pretty up on techniques and she is really good at helping client implement techniques to help themselves.