As a Visitor, The staff were very friendly and professional. My family member seemed comfortable…read morewith medical staff and treatment. Security was well handled. I highly recommend Belmont.

I wanted outpatient but it took 3 transfers to find out there is a month's long waiting list. No…read morehelp here.

Keep coed me out when I needed them the most. Tharrs for mental issues and I also had other doctors…read moreappointments they didn't care

There's a lot of negligence of patient care. Despite that they have camera cameras in the rooms in…read morethe rooms still how is it possible they're not monitor the safety of the patients. I have told them numerous times to avoid a specific psychiatric drug due to negative reactions and they still administered it. Also, they're really negligence about specific medication for patients with blood clots. They've not given the medication for it. So be on very vigilant of that where your patient will get an infection. They don't check their patients hygiene and hydration especially patients who's medications causes them severe dry mouth. They do not take heed on psychiatric drugs that causes unwanted reactions to the patients. The place is not great for patients in need of memory care. They should not be accepting Alzheimer's or Dementia patients who need to be monitored constantly. They're ripping off the insurance without providing any outcome that's satisfactory for family members and patient. The nurse station don't seem polite says the relatives when requesting to speak with the patient we kept calling and requesting and at times the calls would cut off various times and we call again and again.

Do not go here. The…read moreowner, Soo, comes across as more business-focused than client-focused. I did not experience the level of support or professionalism I expected. There was also a woman with white hair who acted like she knew everything and dismissed concerns rather than listening. The attitude felt more ego-driven than collaborative. I met a few of the therapists, and there was an overall vibe that they believed they were the only competent providers in the area. It felt insular and lacking humility. Ironically, the students working there seemed more compassionate, open, and willing to actually listen. Overall, I left feeling unheard and disappointed. I would not recommend this place if you're looking for a supportive, client-centered environment.

When I first started with Harmony, the Psychiatrist I was seeing was great. She was very thorough,…read moreeven prescribed an EKG before I started with medication. Unfortunately, due to COVID-19, she left the practice. The "Professional" that took her place was anything but. After a while, it became clear that his sole purpose was to prescribe Rx and could not give a fiddler's f@ck for my well being. Harmony gets one star for their Admin staff, they're terrific.

I was seen by psychiatrist who specializes in Trauma as veteran with diagnosis and medicationa…read morealready for PTSD and the pychiatrist I saw Donna de Melia was unable put in refills or had ability to send out for bloodwork, fake phychiatrists wouldn't recommend for Veteran thriveworks terrible

Only lasted one session. The therapist was not the issue. She was professional, listened and…read morecommunicated well but the insurance/billing process is not transparent. They recommended keeping a card on file, I was charged for services rendered before even taking part in the scheduled second session. Billing was also unable/unwilling to provide the billing/payment statement for my records--it required several callbacks to eventually receive the requested information. Thriveworks website provides only highly rated reviews, other third party sources describe experiences no higher than two stars--Be mindful.

Compassionate and comfortable mental health care. Check in…read morewith security. Complete a brief assessment. Intake: Brianna is so kind. Therapist: Erin is an effective listener and so patient. Case Manager: Luke connects all the dots with scheduling and available resources. You may meet with a Psychiatrist if you choose to. This is a brand new facility for walk-ins between 11am-6pm everyday (even weekends). With a back log of available care providers this facility is a game changer.

I'm extremely disappointed with my experience at Merakey. I arrived on a Sunday around 2:00 PM as…read morethe only person in the office, yet I was left waiting over 30 minutes because staff decided to take lunch during operating hours. When I politely asked about getting a simple medication refill, I was spoken to rudely by a staff member (the head boss lady with glasses) and told that the psychiatrists were unavailable. However, I could clearly hear and see staff and psychiatrists in the lunchroom eating and laughing while I was left waiting with no communication or concern. The lack of professionalism, empathy, and urgency was honestly shocking, especially for a mental health facility where patients rely on timely care and medication access. Patients should not feel ignored or dismissed when seeking help. I left feeling frustrated, disrespected, and completely let down by the level of care and customer service provided. That was my experience

TLDR- it's fantastic…read more This is a long review... I have been to many therapists for trauma work but no practice has helped me the way Therapy for Women has. I broke up all the reasons I think Therapy for Women is amazing below. The values: This practice is based on mutual trust. You're therapist will happily share bits of their own life experiences. This always makes me feel less alone in what I am experiencing. Additionally, the open conversations make sessions comfortable/feel less like a doctors appointment. Therapy for Women also makes a point to let you know that you can switch therapists at anytime. Besides therapy won't be effective if you aren't comfortable with who you are talking too. In the office: The atmosphere is calming and quiet. Therapists have white noise machines at their door so your conversations will never be heard by someone passing by. If you are finding it hard to share something most therapists have art supplies, cards, fidget toys or board games that you are able to play during the session. The sessions are flexible and can be tailored to what you need. This is especially great for people like me with ADHD. The online portal: This might not be something many people think is important but the online portal is so simple. The rules, expectations, and prices for the practice are shared openly once you become a client so there is transparency. If you are ever confused about something or wondering about your last bill it is easy to look up past records and chat with your therapist directly. Price: Therapy for Women does not accept insurance (this is my understanding/ I'm not sure if there are specific exceptions). Sessions are relatively expensive since insurance doesn't cover the cost. However, Jen is a therapist I could stick with for years and I feel it is completely worth the extra cost. Over all: I really think this practice is something special and I am SO happy I found it when I did.

I've been treated with amazing kindness and professionalism…read more This is the place for women to get through the bad stuff Hope everyone feels ok today

They are an extremely unprofessional organization with unprofessional providers. These people…read moreshould not be in the healthcare field, let alone the mental health field. Theu lack the training and skill it takes to assist. They provide no real help. Their providers will cancel your appointments with no notification at the last mintue. The customer service representatives are very insensitve and untrained to manage individuals seeking mental health help. They are rude and disrepectful. They are no supervisiors to talk too. They place you on hold for 20 minutes at a time and when they are on the phone there is always loud noise and people in the background. It has been immensely disappointing dealing with them and they refuse to delete my account and personal information from their system. Thriveworks is not to be trusted with handling individuals seeking help for therapy.

DO NOT TRUST This company!!!!!!!!!! They are scammers. Told services are covered 100% And then get…read morea random $400 bill a year later! DO not use this company, go elsewhere that has honest billing practies.

Olga is a fantastic intuitive life coach! Her unique style and approach is very effective in…read moregetting you to think differently. She will show you how to ask yourself the key questions that will allow you to break free from a routine that may not be working. If you need help learning a language, you would look for a language teacher (which by the way, Olga has taught Spanish), or if you need help with your taxes, you would ask an accountant, or if you need to improve your tennis game, you would get a tennis coach. Similarly, she is there as a life coach to help you improve any area of your life (relationships, career, health, etc.) Why reinvent the wheel? She's done most of the research for you already. Olga will also be very frank, and tell you what you may not want to hear, but need to hear. That is what will get you out of your comfort zone, so that you can take actions to make the positive change you desire. She is instinctive, compassionate, and genuinely interested in helping people reach their potential.

Olga has helped me overcome some of the obstacles in my life that I thought I could never get…read morethrough. Not only did Olga help me figure out the plan and steps to take to achieve my goals. She helped give me courage and strength. She helped me truly believe in myself. I felt safe and in control of my life with Olga. Olga is passionate and not scared to speak the truth. You may not want to hear some of the things she says but you need to hear it. She practices tough love. You will be inspired. You will be changed. You will be thankful.

I met Dr. Frank way back in the day when he was the Director of a student program at Temple…read moreUniversity called Campus Alcohol and Substance Awareness (CASA). CASA was a fun organization to be a part of mainly due to Dr. F's enthusiasm, passion and new ideas on making students aware of substance abuse. I was a peer educator and Dr. F trained us to do workshops, intervention and reach out to students at TU on the issues of drug and alcohol use. He was one of the most accessible and easy going professors that I knew. I often found myself talking to Dr. F about things I was going through because he was so easy to talk to. Respectively, I could tell he wasn't a stranger to the crazy college lifestyle (partying, relationship woes, family struggles, work balance, etc) I was living and he never made me feel "less than" or like he didn't get it. Dr. F always just got it. I think Dr. F would be a great therapist for anyone wanting to explore the role addiction serves in his or her world. If you're ready to make a change, Dr. Frank is who I would suggest.

Dr. Frank changed my life. He used the group he created to give me the power to get my life back…read moreand take control. He gave my family back their daughter/sister/aunt. Dr. Frank has the perfect balance of compassion, empathy, and tough love- and he knows when to use each one. I work in healthcare so I have access to the best of the best and I would Dr. Frank a thousand times over!

I am currently not seeing Elizabeth regularly as I once did and I read in a recent email from her…read morethat she is possibly stepping down from therapy and focus on being director of her practice. But before she steps down, I want to mention how great she was as my therapist. So here's my review. I initially came to Elizabeth when I had made the mistake of falling head over heels for someone who did not feel the same way. As you can imagine, that cause me a lot of heartache. She was very good in the beginning stages and guided me through this heartache. Then I was about to start a grad school program that would be a waste of time and money for me to come. (To make a long story short, I ended up being part of a class action lawsuit against PriceWaterhouse, one of the largest accounting firms, for age discrimination. PriceWaterhouse settled rather than take it to court.) The grad school program would be a major stressor for me. During that time, Elizabeth was always there for me and helped me as I was experiencing a program that should have been a help but wasn't. Eventually, the grad school program ended and the heartache was gone, but I continue to see Elizabeth because I really liked her and found her to be a great support on whatever was going in my daily life. Then, I came down with a severe case of OCD and Elizabeth honestly knew it wasn't her specialty and we would both agree I need to find an OCD expert. Her confessing it wasn't her specialty made her better in my eyes. There are therapists who think they can deal with any problem that they face. Honest therapists know they cannot handle every issue and that's what Elizabeth was. As I mentioned earlier, she is stepping down from her therapy role and is about to become director of a program, A Better Life Therapy. I am sure the people she staff will be excellent as her. But I want her to know before she goes on what a great therapist she is and the therapy universe will be missing a true angel like her.

I can not say enough about Elizabeth, she is kind, she is professional, she cares, she makes you…read morefeel at ease, she's easy to talk to.... I highly recommend visiting her