Having a kid is scary. Beautiful. Amazing. And SCARY. As a first time mom I am thrilled to have run…read moreacross an organization that supports the many forms/styles/approaches parenting can take. And participating in E.M. s new mama group was one of the most intelligent things I could have done. (In fact, i still am!) The childbirth collective and enlightened mama were really the two most positive organizations I have run across when it comes to birthing and parenting. I highly encourage any parent to check out Enlightened Mama's wide array of classes and groups.

I haven't taken any of the Enlightened Mama classes yet, except for prenatal yoga, which was kind…read moreof 'meh.' (Too gentle, and too much lying on your back for pregnant women!). But they do have a nice variety of educational classes, which I will be taking advantage of. The people are really nice, too. What I have used is the Childbirth Collective, which is a non-profit that operates in the same space and offers free lectures on various pregnancy/birth topics, and brings together many members of the natural childbirth community. The lectures are hit or miss, some I thought were awesome, and some just ok, but the good ones were WELL worth it, and the networking opportunities to meet other parents and care providers is fantastic. The only thing I really wish they'd update is the seating. The couches are pretty uncomfortable, and many people have to sit on the floor on pillows, since there isn't enough seating. But other than that, the space is beautiful, clean, very nice. Recommend checking them out if you're in the area. Update: I took the Infant CPR class at Enlightened Mama, and while they did get the information across, I wish I'd done it somewhere else. They were disorganized, and spent the last 30 min discussing "natural" remedies for common childhood illnesses, some of which were goofy, and others which frankly, were dangerous in my opinion. If you are the "crunchy mama" type, you might be into it, but if you are looking for a medical-type class, this is not it. Still giving it 4 stars, but only because of the Childbirth Collective. I'll be taking my other classes elsewhere.

Wouldn't recommend. I had Venus W. The therapists are only there for money and do not care to…read morecreate genuine connection with you. They'll also just pass you off to other therapies/clinics. I felt completely abandoned by my therapist multiple times and that's one of the main things we talked about. They don't really care about you, only money. This is how they get paid. Period. Oh and even when you try to speak on the disconnect, they'll just brush you off and never reach out or have you book again. They literally have pushed me away from therapy and therapists. Thanks for nothing. Again, wouldn't recommend.

I had high hopes when I started working with my therapist, Jenika. For nearly a year, everything…read moreabout my experience was positive. Jenika was friendly, supportive, and down to earth. The facility was clean and professional, scheduling was easy, and for the most part I felt great about the progress I was making. But everything changed when we experienced a rupture. Her tone and attitude completely reversed, to the point that I have rarely experienced a similar level of contempt and disregard from anyone, let alone a professional. It felt like the moment we had that rupture, she lost all interest in having a constructive relationship. To be clear, I did make mistakes that contributed to the rupture, we both did. I owned up to mine immediately, apologized sincerely, took responsibility for my actions, and committed to doing better. I was fully prepared to put in the effort to repair the therapeutic relationship. But instead of meeting me halfway, she was distant and closed off. She would not acknowledge her role in the rupture and made no effort to smooth things between us. In what would be our final session I tried to have a heart to heart conversation meant to build mutual understanding and bridge the gap between us, but I was met with an indifferent therapist that barely spoke and was unwilling to engage in a constructive conversation. After agreeing to meet again following a short break to work things out, she abruptly terminated me via email, citing no specific reasons beyond, "Our work together is not helping you." I sent two polite emails asking for clarity or an exit session. I even invited her to give me a response by proxy in the event she did not want direct contact, using a colleague/supervisor to speak on her behalf. That was over two weeks ago and I have yet to get a response. She did the bare minimum required of her and nothing more. For someone who insists that they care about their clients, Jenika's actions were profoundly insensitive. Instead of helping me navigate a difficult termination, or even provide basic information beyond referrals, I was treated like I no longer existed. After almost a year together, I had expected at least the courtesy of a response to my email and a token effort to address my concerns. While terminating she made no effort to avoid my vulnerabilities or trauma which made termination unnecessarily harmful, especially considering her awareness of my sensitivities. Prior to the rupture, she was good. I didn't need any complex strategies, just someone who could be in my corner and help support me as I made changes in my life, learned to better express myself authentically and worked toward resolving my interpersonal trauma. An interpersonal trauma that has now been deepened with her instant reversal, callous behavior and lack of effort despite repeatedly indicating she was invested and enjoyed working together. While I can walk away with many positives from our relationship, I'm now enduring unnecessary hardships that have been caused by her conduct after a single event. She absolutely reserves the right to terminate for any reason she sees fit, but her behavior and complete disregard was entirely unwarranted and unprofessional. This review reflects Jenika strictly as a therapist. I cannot speak to any other therapist employed by All In. But if this is the conduct condoned by All In then I would steer clear. My overall experience started out strong, but despite my best efforts to salvage a nearly year long therapeutic relationship, I was left feeling abandoned, dismissed, and ultimately let down by someone I trusted to help me and treat me with the compassion and respect that I deserve. They'd rather drop you and cut contact than put in the work to repair or provide any amount of closure. My hope is that this provides others seeking compassionate care the information needed to make an informed choice.

My child has complex medical challenges and the owner, Stephanie Belseth, has been the most helpful…read morepractitioner we've ever seen, for my son's care. She is always compassionate and kind and has gotten to the root of health issues that he has struggled with over the years. When other doctors have given us poor advice or medications that have caused my child severe reactions, this team has always given us the most holistic options that have made such a big difference for our son. Both in acute situations and in the long-term, getting to the underlying cause of different illnesses has been key to giving our son the best quality of life and helping him develop to his highest ability. Thank you Newbridge and Stephanie!

Please think twice before using this company. If improvement…read moreis not shown they will drop you. Their respite families are not screened well enough. 2 bad problems with 2 respite homes. No more!! Rules not explained well enough to families, and treat clients as if they don't remember that they work for the client, not the other way around.

The therapists may be fine. Probably good depending on who you get etc. but the front staff are all…read moreidiots. Our issue is the people scheduling and billing. Nobody seems to have an ability to schedule the correct appointments and the billing department can't even give you a statement on how much an appointment with a therapist is going to cost. Could you imagine going into target and having to pull something off the shelf, buying it and then waiting for a bill 3 weeks later that's a mystery until you open the mail? And even that is minor compared to the insanity of their scheduling department. Our therapist has on her schedule our appointments. But the front staff keeps rearranging them and we get a notice of a different day or week. So we have to call in. Say no, we're next week. They don't see it on their schedule even though the therapist has apparently told them so and specifically told us. And we've told them. There's been a gap of a month in appointments due to consistent scheduling issues which is inexcusable when you're dealing with mental health issues. We've shown up on days we were scheduled through the therapist only to be told by the front staff we are not that day and sent home. Then get a call from the therapist wondering where we are. I would encourage anyone out there to seek a different clinic or provider unless this is your absolute last chance. Their schedule and billing staff are all morons. I don't say that lightly. Nobody knows how to do their job and when instructed, they still cannot perform the basic duties of letting you know how much their service will cost or when an appointment is set.

Honestly this place is terrible no words can explain how bad it is. I wouldn't even give it a one…read morestar. The staff is overworked, underpaid, hard-work goes unnoticed and unappreciated. Management is terrible, they expect all these expectations/high quality services from staff and employees but cant seem to notice that they're over working us. We are so tired trying to keep up with the pace of the work load. Doing our very best in every possible way to provide the best quality care for our residents. We love our job, thats why we tend to stay here so long and work for our residents. Please higher more people to put on the floor or give us a raise. So it seems like our work is actually worth something because the work load and pay isn't balanced. Additionally, instead of providing all these educational learning resources, because of how many warnings this building has gone through. Maybe we should look at why it even happened that way in the first place. Because literally everything we do is in a time crunch, of course accidents are bound to happen. Like it would be nicer if you hired more people to work, the work will be evenly distributed. There would be less of a rush and for things to be done correctly/accurately. But that int a topic y'all are ready to talk about because we know y'all can afford to hire more people to work but choose not to. Lastly, standing up for staff and employees. We are usually the first people to get accused of something and not even our own employer stands up for us. Which is why so many people leave. For example, one staff member that used to work there was accused of abusing a resident and was interrogated by police officers. After the interrogation they literally begged her to stay and work because they were so short staffed. When she was supposed to go on leave due to the allegations, and for an investigation. It was probably so traumatic for her but they just expected her to continue working. When her livelihood was on the line. Which just demonstrates that there is no support for their staff and employees. So furthermore, do a better job, there is a lot of improvements that need to be made. Im even surprised this place is still running and operating when administration is doing bare minimum and it just trickles down to all of us.

The most wonderful health care facility around, my family member lived there for seven years - they…read moretook exceptional care of him.

This community is one of a kind. The caregivers and nurses are competent and caring. They will go…read moreabove and beyond for your loved ones. One only has to walk around once to truly understand how special of a place this is.

I would like to recognize Jeff Rank who runs the Rock Steady Boxing Program at The Commons on…read moreMarice for the outstanding job that he does in running a program that is fun but challenging. It is also very effective. My personal experience is that I came to the gym one year ago. I was using a four wheel walker and my strength and balance were poor. One year later I am now walking independently...and I don't need a nap after each class! The person that I hold responsible for this improvement is Jeff. He comes to the program with a strong background. He is dedicated to each of his boxers and is constantly working to improve the program and gym. He also spends a tremendous amount of time researching Parkinsons and is a wonderful resource. I can't thank Jeff enough for the difference he has made in my life.

My experience with the team at Davis Hoy & Associates has been nothing but phenomenal. I can easily…read moresay this is the first place I have been too that is not only kind and understanding but willing to work with you. Right from the beginning you feel welcomed and assured. It really is helpful especially when your seeking help for particular mental health crisis. So grateful for the team!

I was looking for someone to speak with about anxiety issues and the gal said they would find…read moresomeone and get back within a couple of days. It's been 2 and a half weeks and she called to say no one can work with me......so nobody can help we anxiety issues?! Out of all the people there....she said no one would be a good fit here. I said maybe it's because I'm a male? Alot of psychologists would rather work with females....she didn't say yes or no, but was rude and basically told me after patiently waiting 2 weeks for a response nothing more can be said. That's how they treat customers there?! There's thousands of other psychologists in the area, I'd say find someone else...... don't work with these ridiculous jerks!!

I was a client at Waters Edge for almost two years. I really loved it for the first year, and…read moredidn't really have anything bad to say about it. I did the adult ED IOP for a few months, saw an therapist and dietitian, and even saw a medication management provider. I LOVED my therapist and dietitian. They were such great fits for me, which I was not expecting because I have been through so many providers historically that were not great fits. However, after one year, everything changed. My therapist was randomly dropped off the face of the earth, and out of nowhere I got a phone call saying "sorry your therapist doesn't work here anymore." Then, I was assigned another random therapist who just happen to have an opening. Shortly after, several other providers also dropped off the face of the earth at waters edge... and out of nowhere patients were all without providers. Patients who already have trust issues, were given no closure with the provider they had built trust with, when the owner of waters edge could have at least allowed providers to explain they would no longer be working for waters edge. That aside, I also was really frustrated with the financial department. I am so blessed with great health insurance. Therefore, I only had a $20.00 copayments each visit. I was pretty good about making my copayments at the time of service. However, there were a few weeks I would forget- sometimes even a couple weeks in a row. And, at one point, I had $40.00 outstanding (two copayments), and Kristy called me several times to threaten "placing my account on hold, which meant cancelling my current standing appointments and not allowing me to be seen, until the balance was paid in full." It was $40.00!!!!! TWO VISITS! I simply forgot... and, I explained this to Kristy. Therefore, I was so frustrated that she would call me more than once, and over such a small amount of money. I feel guilty posting negative things, because as I explained- when I was seeing my original providers, everything was great! I sung praises about waters edge and was more than willing to make the commute to Burnsville. However, things dramatically changed over the last few months I was a client there.

Care quality: Very poor. They listen to you vent, type, tell you when your time is up, and bill…read more That simple. Its all about generating revenue. I never received any therapeutic assignments, homework, or coping skills. They don't follow up or even ask you why you're leaving. Obviously don't care.