AWESOME! My husband and I have been traveling and needed a way to destress. I emailed over the…read moreweekend and called and Dr. Gwin, the person I wanted to speak with, was out of town. However, Eric, the Co-director, put us in touch with Bev and she came in on her day off to accommodate our schedule to do some craniosacral therapy. Eric even contacted me to be sure that appointment was going to work. All more than I would have expected! We arrived and just upon entering, felt the tensions beginning to leave. The atmosphere is so supportive! We also decided to take an infrared sauna and "whole body vibration therapy", which I had never tried. I highly recommend both! Most of all, I recommend the practitioners. We would love to participate in some of the other programs and offerings. This is a true gold mine! THANK YOU!!

From the owner: The St Louis Wellness Center is a collaboration of multi-disciplinary providers having a holistic…read moreapproach to mind, body, and spirit. Once we identify the root causes of our pain and align the mind with the spirit, the body has the wonderful and amazing ability to heal itself. In addition to counseling the StLWC offers meditation, massage, yoga, sound healing, far infrared sauna, and whole body vibration.

I was very happy working with Beth Koritz at Koritz Counseling & Coaching. Her appointment times…read moreare flexible and I felt an ease in discussing personal issues with her. I felt she listened, heard and understood my need for seeking help. Her recommendations and advise has given me more insight in dealing with daily work and personal issues. Beth helped me find my true inner person.

From the owner: My areas of expertise include creating solutions and opportunities and working through depression…read moreand/or anxiety, anger, coping with illness or injury, phobias, and body image issues. You will be eliminating old habits while creating new ones. I enjoy working with clients who really want to feel better about themselves and their journey, improve their mood, better their relationships, or move forward from difficult times. While I do not accept insurance, I will work with you to receive any out of network benefits your insurance allows. I pride myself in answering all of my calls personally. If you receive my voicemail during office hours I will do my best to return your call within 1-2 hours. After office hours I will return your call the following day. I am a Nationally Certified Counselor with a Masters in Counseling, I also have certifications in; Body Positive Psychology, Certified Clinical Trauma Professional and Thought Field Therapy-Dx.

I saw Tamara Hoyt for almost 2.5, until recently I decided to terminate therapy. Tamara, who goes…read moreby Tammy, was at least 10 minutes late for every appointment, frequently cancelled my appointments 10-15 minutes before the appointment was scheduled to start, and often after I had already arrived and was sitting in the waiting area. Moreover there were many times ( at least 4 times) that Tammy didn't show up at all for an appointment. Though she was very apologetic, and rescheduled my appointment for the same day but in the evening versus the morning, I live 35 minutes from her office, and it was just really unacceptable how many times that occurred. However I actually looked past her tardiness, frequent and abrupt cancellations, because I thought she was a good therapist, until I started I really started having lot of struggles, she started to say a lot of really inappropriate things things to me. She got frustrated if I misunderstood her. If I gave her feedback about something I didn't like that she was doing she took that as an attack to her as a therapist. Once I told her that I felt she shouldn't have said something to me, and that in my opinion it was unprofessional, and she really could not handle me saying that. Moreover she said well if I'm such a bad therapist then you should see someone else. I know we all have different experiences but my experience with Tammy was poor. Furthermore she had a lot of insecurities about what I and other people thought about her as a therapist. Over all she didn't help me much because she didn't listen me, in fact she was the one who talked most of the session.

I find Tammy to be not only a great therapist but a very kind and empathic person. She takes her…read moretime with me and truly listens and hears what I have to say and gives me great feedback. I have been seeing her for 2 years now and she has helped me tremendously.

Very Beautiful person inside and out. Best advice any person can ask for She's definitely the one…read moreif you are looking for Good Godly Coaching and Consulting.

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I think this is the best counseler in St. Louis. I came from a lot of things happening and thought…read moreI could never get back to having a life and enjoying things,but I am starting to now, but it has taken months. Jon never pushes you in any way, he gently nudges you. He is kind, considerate, very caring. You couldn't go wrong choosing him as your counselor, I know from personal experience, and I had tried two counselors before him. He's wonderful!

Very smart, thoughtful, caring, and open minded. She has been helping me for many years.read more

Never returned my call for first appointment. That pretty much says it all... good thing I'm not…read moretrying to cope with a serious mental health issue.

L.A. is a fantastic resource for anyone looking to embark on their therapy journey. She provides a…read moresafe space for discussion and growth, lends an objective ear to all things and provides helpful feedback and resources to aid in your journey along the way. I would recommend this kind soul to anyone looking for assistance and growth.

L.A. is such a wealth of knowledge and wisdom. She asks the right questions, offers amazing advice,…read moreand demonstrates techniques to help overcome any hardships. She sends follow-up emails that summarize what we discussed and offers free tools and resources that I take advantage of. Whether you are going through a difficult time or just want to learn more about yourself, she's amazing! I always leave feeling more optimistic and confident. I'm so happy I found L.A.

We admitted our son to McCallum Place on September 24, 2025, based on multiple assurances from…read moreadmissions staff, the clinical director, and the intake coordinator that ARFID patients would be supported with meals from their safe food list, and that new foods would be introduced gradually and therapeutically. This was the only reason we felt comfortable with such a big step. Unfortunately, that was not the reality. From the moment he arrived, our son was denied food from his safe list and instead presented with standard meals he could not eat. He was told he had to finish every bite or drink Ensure/Boost, and that refusal could eventually mean a feeding tube. Another patient told him Ensure/Boost makes people nauseous, which staff confirmed -- reinforcing his biggest fear (vomiting). As a result, he went nearly 12 hours without eating, became dizzy, nauseous, and panicked, and was texting us that he was starving. When I raised concerns directly with Dr. Slat, she was dismissive, did not address my concerns, and told my son he had to eat everything on his plate with no therapeutic support. She also refused to provide food from his safe list -- even after being informed by Dr. Flynn that he had not eaten all day. This was negligent and harmful, and it left my son more fearful of eating than when he arrived. When I pushed further, I was eventually told by the psychiatrist on shift that the program "is not really a good fit for ARFID kids because of the way meals are set up." This directly contradicted what we had been told by multiple staff before admission. At that point, I had no choice but to bring him home. For families considering treatment for ARFID, please be aware: this program operates on an anorexia/bulimia model and is not appropriate for ARFID. Withholding safe foods and using threats is not the ARFID standard of care, and in our case it caused harm. This was an incredibly emotional and difficult experience for our family, and I hope no other child has to go through the same thing.

Ill start this off by saying I'm a current patient at McCallum. I came for the victory program as I…read morewas admitted originally, and turns out, the "exercise and building healthy relationships with movement" is all a joke; all you get is one single extra outing and no movement or anything like that. its all fake. So, for a bit of backstory, I began exercising about a year ago and was never too serious about it up until about three months in, then followed me getting into what you would call clean eating, and I truly started to just fall in love with that lifestyle; I felt better, I looked better, and overall my life was just better. better nd I hadn't realized that my food intake wasn't aligning with my energy output (e.g., I was eating almost 3000 calories a day), and I wasn't gaining weight fast enough. I was never very big, nor was I ever very small; I was never trying to shrink myself. I was having issues with my thyroid, so we went to follow up with the hospital, and due to my heart rate being low, mind you, it will be as I was a heavyweight lifter and long-distance athlete, and they ended up keeping me for two weeks because they weren't feeding me enough at first, and I LOST WEIGHT. I stabilized after the first day, which speaks for itself, and then got sent to residential because insurance won't let you go straight to an outpatient program. I've been at McCallum Place for a week, and it is awful and not at all what it seems like. The staff hardly communicates. I'm not even here for anorexia, I am maybe 5 pounds underweight and struggle more with ortherexia and they treat it like I am. Really, no one is educated and will do anything to stay in power and are supposed to "redirect" certain behaviors but all the patients just feed into eachother I mean half the girls here are still losing weight if that says anything and also ive had girls be touchy and all the people here truly truly need the mental help this place wont give, theres a girl with a tub and she took a sit of her boost and we had to congradulate her and feed into this behavior?. Not to mention the "therapy" is all bs, you see a therapist maybe once or twice a week, which is hard enough to do since no one talks, and all they say is the cookie-cutter "what do you need?" and end up not doing anything anyways and the group work is just such surface-level questions. This place has done nothing but bring out what you would call an "ED" within me and exhastbated things to the point where I cant even think or look in the mirror, and all I think about is food when I didn't to this extent before, workers are supplementing their food because they dont even want to eat it, girls crying over boost drinks and just overall really inappropriate behavior from staff and patients . Half of the patients AMA anyways.. There is so much more, and I can't push you away from this place anymore.I can't believe I have to stay longer. STAY. AWAY. FROM. MCCALLUM