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    Jennifer E. Thomas, LMFT

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    Stephanie H Stilley, LCSW

    Stephanie H Stilley, LCSW

    1.6(28 reviews)
    1.7 mi

    I began working with Stephanie Stilley and Family Connections in early 2024 during a very difficult…read moredivorce involving children. At the time, concerns were raised in court and supervised visits were required. Opposing counsel requested that visits be supervised specifically through Stephanie, and after seeing some of the reviews online, I was honestly very worried about what the experience would be like. Now that today is my last day of supervised visits, I feel it is important to share my experience. For the past 2 years, Stephanie and her staff at Family Connections have been a consistent part of my family's life during an extremely challenging time. My experience was very different from what some of the reviews led me to expect. Stephanie clearly puts the children's best interests first. She is fair, direct, and willing to address concerns no matter which parent they involve. In my experience, she was focused on safety, accountability, and what was best for the children. No one wants to be in a situation where supervised visits are necessary. I certainly did not. But along the way, I came to realize that without services like the ones Stephanie and Family Connections provide, I may not have had any opportunity to maintain and rebuild time with my children in a safe and structured environment. I also want to recognize Kiana and Amina. They are excellent at what they do. They are professional, kind, attentive, and clearly care about the children. Their role is to supervise, document, and ensure safety; but they also interacted with warmth and professionalism, and my children truly adored them. In my experience, the expectations and rules were explained during the intake process and outlined clearly in the contract. If you take the process seriously, show up on time, follow the rules, accept feedback, and focus on your children, Family Connections provides an important and valuable service. I'm truly grateful for Stephanie and her staff.

    In 2013, I participated in a custody evaluation process that I continue to experience as having had…read morelong-term impacts on both my child and my life. My experience of the process is that key historical context regarding caregiving and parenting history was not fully incorporated into the evaluation. From my perspective, documentation and information related to the full timeline of caregiving responsibilities, prior court expectations, and compliance history were not consistently or fully reflected in the evaluator's analysis. I also experienced the evaluation process as placing significant weight on selective or incomplete information, rather than a comprehensive review of the full historical case record. As a result, I felt that the conclusions reached did not fully reflect the totality of the parenting history or the broader context of the case. I also experienced this as having contributed to outcomes that have had lasting effects on my family. This experience has remained significant for me over time and has shaped my interest in custody evaluation practice, particularly the importance of: * thorough review of historical documentation and court orders * balanced consideration of all available data sources * careful attention to continuity of caregiving history * and structured, transparent reasoning in written evaluations Ms Stillley failed us by not using the framework that she was supposed to use and by choosing a personality she liked more to determine my and my son's future. The father has no custody and no visitation order in place from 2005-2013 and somehow Ms Stilley felt that he was the credible and protective parent. This alone is wild. Her reports to the court failed to include the evidence of his numerous missed and unscheduled visits as well as his inability to so much as play a game of candyland with his 8 year old son peacefully. He called our son names and made him cry and she allowed it for over an hour. My son was distraught and his father argued with him over game rules going as far as name calling- yet Ms Stilley still felt compelled to write a report to the court that reflected a positive relationship and a caring father who was "dedicated " to his son. This man had 3 months 2 different occasions to attend therapeutic visits with his son and he only attended the one two weeks prior to the court dates and she wrote positive reports! Even going as far as admonishing me for his behavior.

    Middle Way Health

    Middle Way Health

    3.5(8 reviews)
    2.7 miSacramento State

    It took me years to trust a therapist again after seeing Jesus Sanchez. Why am I writing this years…read morelater? Because a friend asked if I had any experiences with a few local therapists they were considering, and Jesus' name was on the list. When I told them my experience, they said they saw a Yelp review detailing something similar from just a year ago. Clearly nothing has changed since I saw him, so potential patients should be aware. Jesus' approach to therapy was to have me complete a CBT workbook and essentially tell me I was being dramatic (his response to many concerns I mentioned was to dismissively say I was "catastrophizing" and offer no further guidance). I dutifully completed the workbook, despite it targeting different issues than I was experiencing. When I completed the workbook and saw no improvement, Jesus told me therapy couldn't help me and I needed to get my adrenal gland checked. I thought therapy had moved past telling women we were just hormonal, but clearly not. When I finally decided to trust a therapist again years later, she was appalled at how clear signs of C-PTSD had been missed. With appropriate treatment from a competent therapist, I was able to heal beyond what I ever dreamed possible. If you want to take a step back in time and experience the "care" our great grandmothers received, you're in the right place! If you want someone who can provide trauma-informed care, keep looking.

    Jesus Sanchez, MFT is the worst therapist ever. I visited Mr. Sanchez on many occasions and he was…read morenegligent in never identifying or treating my complex PTSD. Huge waste of time and money. Stay away from this incompetent person.

    Alta California Regional Center - B section

    Alta California Regional Center

    1.0(17 reviews)
    2.0 mi

    1-star review I am…read moreleaving this review based on my family's experience with Alta California Regional Center. A family member raised serious concerns after discovering records suggesting ACRC was billing or documenting dental-related services, while the consumer was not actually receiving those services through ACRC. After these concerns were raised, ACRC claimed that the family member was "interfering" with the consumer's services. In my opinion, asking for records, questioning billing, and requesting documentation should not be treated as interference. On 06/15/26, ACRC Legal responded that ACRC "does not engage in ongoing email correspondence regarding disputed matters or provide point-by-point responses." In my opinion, that is not an acceptable response when a family member or representative is raising concerns about possible improper billing, service records, transportation, and the handling of a disabled adult's services. I also had email communications with ACRC's Legal Services Manager, regarding these concerns. I believe consumers and families deserve transparency, written explanations, accurate records, and respectful responses when serious concerns are raised. Based on my experience, I would not recommend ACRC without significant oversight and written documentation of all services, records, and billing issues.

    Service coordinators talk horribly about families of the people they're supposed to serve. There is…read moreoversite. They pay for services for a client that the client isn't actually getting. The service coordinators allow fraud and abuse and when you try to report it, they don't report it and hope you'll shut up and go away. They purposely try to keep family away from the client so they have full control of them and their money. Money is what this is all about, not the genuine wellbeing of their clients. Beware

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    Eagle View Psychiatry

    Eagle View Psychiatry

    4.6(10 reviews)
    5.6 miDowntown

    Dr. Manvir is great! From the very first session she made me feel comfortable and understood. Her…read moreapproach is compassionate, attentive, and non-judgemental. She has been proactive in providing the tools I need to be better and more in control. I would highly recommend her to anyone seeking a compassionate, skilled, and insightful psychiatrist. Also shout out to James. He is very responsive as is Dr Manvir.

    Very, very concerned. I called this place for the first time…read moreon Sunday and left a lengthy message with all my information on it. It is now two days later and they did not even give me a call back or anything. When I called them right now, being the one that initiated the second call, the mail that answered had absolutely no reason why they didn't call me back. The only reason that he stated was because they don't work on Sundays. I let him know that in psychiatry, any reasonable person would think it's extremely important that they check their messages when they come in having somebody on call to do that for their patients. Supremely important is that they return phone calls. Any reasonable person in my opinion would believe that if you're dealing in psychiatry, actually somebody's life could be on the line and you don't even call them back for two days. Note that I'm not saying that that's in my case but they have no idea who I am and who the people are. They are calling for the first time. For me to witness them dropping the ball this seriously, I'll be calling somebody else that shows the importance needed to do this type of work and to take it seriously enough. I offered him more than one time to give me a good explanation on why they never called back and he was unable to do it and only apologized. In my opinion, others should realize that they did this.

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    Jennifer E. Thomas, LMFT - c_and_mh - Updated July 2026

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