Haven't been too happy with this place. Appointments are hard to make - providers often have 8…read moreWeek lead times which lead to issues with getting prescriptions filled. And most of the providers are still virtual which for this type of practice seems like they need to be face to face to build the relationships.

I got this flyer when I picked up my father's death certificates... this man is not licensed in…read morethis state. He has no LPC, LCPC, is not an LCSW or LSW, nor is he even a CADC. This man has no credentials to be offering therapy to anyone. He got a Master's degree but never took (or didn't pass?) the state qualifying exam to be a therapist. I'm disappointed this guy's services are being recommended to grieving families. How predatory.

I recommend Stenzel Clinical Services for someone seeking Christian counseling support through…read morelife's challenges. They are caring and professional in how they understand and administer to your situation, nurturing and encouraging you all along the way. The counselors are supportive and compassionate while walking along side you and they engage with you while considering Christian theology as a point of calibration. Stenzel Clinical has helped me go through and understand people and relationship dynamics, and equipped me with thoughtful process and tools that I am able to use as I continue to navigate life and it's challenges. I am very grateful to the professionals at Stenzel for their experience, compassion and all they do.

Stenzel Clinical has been incredibly helpful for my journey of growing and becoming the person that…read moreI want to be. I've found the staff to be highly professional as well as taking a genuine interest in the areas of my journey that make me unique. I would highly recommend Stenzel Clinical to anyone looking for a great therapist. My experience has been a 10/10.

Hopefully saving some others stress and headaches…read more Be advised there is a $160 fee if canceled within 24 hours. We didnt end up using the services but it was a surprise to get hit with the fee. Enough stress and money going into healthcare trying to help our child, the big chunk of change they hold on to does not help. They mentioned It was stated some where in the intial intake forms we had to fill out. With the fee, we might as well have still attended rather than cancel

I came to Jada at a time when I felt my world was falling apart around me. Worry, and anxiety about…read morepost decree divorce issues were consuming my life. Jada is positive, compassionate, and easy to talk to. She helped me gain a more positive outlook on myself and the situations in my life. She empowered me and left me confident in how to approach my situation. I look forward to seeing her each time and gaining her insight. I wish I had found her years ago!

I have nothing but great things to say about Jada! She listens well, helps me understand, takes…read moreher time, and makes recommendations that I am comfortable with. I trust her and feel that she has my health in her best interest. I have referred many friends and family to her.

After my husband died, I hit rock bottom and knew I needed help navigating my grief. Feeling…read moreskeptical and a bit frightened, I reluctantly reached out to Journey Counseling / Colin. That turned out to be the best decision for me. Within the first 20 minutes of my first appointment, I knew I was with the right counselor. I found Colin to be a compassionate listener and easy to talk to. Plus he has a great sense of humor. I will always be grateful for his guidance and caring during a very stress-filled time.

From the owner: My name is Colin Hammer and I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker in both Illinois and Oregon…read more Throughout my 25 years of practice, I have worked in many different settings with individuals of different ages, ethnicities, cultures, and socio-economic backgrounds. I have been able to help people who are struggling with an array of personal issues such as anxiety, depression, relationship difficulties, LGBTQ, caregiver stress, and end of life issues. My formal training includes Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Mindfulness-based Cognitive Therapy, LGBTQ Affirming Therapy, and Trauma Informed Therapy.

I got handed off to these people in their Parkridge office. The handoff got messed up in that my…read morenew doctor thought I had meds or Scripps outstanding at home which I do not. I have a DD which is a mental health condition. It's a little disappointing when you go to a new therapist and you bury your soul and they look at you like you're a drug seeking addict even though you're over 60 and I've been on these meds for 15 years. I had my appointment yesterday I called once I confirmed I was out of meds/Scripps. I got put on hold after 10 minutes. I hung up this place is a joke stay away. Now I need to go out and find a shrink who doesn't think I'm a drug seeking addict and actually cares. That's the biggest disappointment. I mean having ADD sucks, but it doesn't need to be made worse by counselors and therapists who don't trust their patients. Stay away. If your therapist decides to retire, and they want to pass you along to Geode Health, just say, do you know of any other providers you can refer me out to. You won't regret it. This review is based upon my experience with the Park Ridge office. Much of my disappointment revolves around the fact that it's impossible to reach a live person. Everything's done by text.

Receptionist was incredibly rude their billing department has issues and the care I received was…read moremediocre at best.

Ruth has been a fantastic resource in all things ADD and ADHD. Her life skills training has been…read moreinstrumental in transforming the hearts and minds of many teens and young adults who struggle with these and other behavior problems and disorders.

From the owner: Learning Difficulties & Academic Performance, Learning Disabilities (specializing in dyslexia),…read moreBehavior Difficulties, Behavior Disorders (specializing in ADD/ADHD, and Oppositional Defiant Disorder), Life Skills, Substance Abuse & Addictions, Mentoring, Parent Training & Support

I had been recommended to reach out to Corey when I was in search of a new therapist and I could…read morenot be happier. I have been working with him for over 3 years and I find him to be extremely helpful, asks very good questions, and is empathetic. The past few years have been full of job stress, family situations, and regular life stressors. I feel more calm and able to talk through things that arise and I happily would refer people to work with Corey!

Corey is both knowledgeable and understanding. He got back to me quickly anytime I reached out with…read morequestions. Easy to work with. Great therapist!

My father was under Dr. Ralph Orland's care for over twenty years, during which he was diagnosed…read morewith PTSD, Major Depression, Panic Attacks, Anxiety, and Dementia. Over this time, he was prescribed numerous medications, some of which worsened his conditions and contributed to his cognitive decline. His behavior became increasingly erratic and manic, causing distress to both him and our family. Despite these concerning signs, when we reached out to Dr. Orland and the VA with our concerns about his behavior and medications, we were consistently told they couldn't speak with us. All we wanted was for them to listen and investigate for his safety and well-being. One major issue was that my father was prescribed Benzodiazepines at high dosages for nearly twenty years. These medications are not typically recommended for individuals with severe PTSD or dementia, both of which my father had. Benzodiazepines can worsen symptoms and cause cognitive impairment, yet Dr. Orland continued prescribing them. Even after diagnosing my father with dementia twice, Dr. Orland never informed our family, and my father himself seemed unaware of this diagnosis. Long-term use of these drugs is well-known to be harmful to patients like my father, but no steps were taken to address this. We repeatedly raised alarms about my father's erratic behavior--manic episodes, impulsive spending, and dangerous actions like impersonating law enforcement--but no meaningful changes were made to his treatment. Even after his wife of thirty-five years left him due to the severity of his behavior, and despite numerous legal issues, his care remained unchanged. When my father moved out of state, a new VA team immediately removed him from Benzodiazepines, and we noticed a significant improvement in his behavior. Had this been done earlier, his relationships might have been preserved, and his decline to frontal lobe dementia might have been mitigated. Looking back, it's clear my father's care was mishandled. He was allowed to drive, make legal decisions, and even marry two mail-order brides, all while mentally unfit. Despite numerous warning signs--suicide attempts, erratic behavior, and heart issues--no one informed the family or took steps to address these serious issues. In one instance, my father's attorney even suggested leaving him in jail, claiming it would "do him some good." My father, disconnected from reality, requested to stay in jail, believing it was helping him. These incidents show that his care was not only inadequate but harmful. We were also alarmed when Dr. Orland recommended Electroconvulsive Therapy (ECT) for my father, which was performed twice despite concerns from his wife. My father trusted Dr. Orland, believing he had his best interests at heart, but that trust was tragically misplaced. It's heartbreaking to think that if Dr. Orland had listened to our concerns, my father could have received the care he needed much sooner, potentially preventing or lessening the severity of his current condition. Instead, his treatment at Genesis Clinical Services was marked by negligence, with lasting damage to my father's health and well-being.

Dr. Emma Cabusao is very compassionate in every way. Her…read morestrong passion for her patients to be comfortable and to build a very strong rapport helps me and others. Her questions you may have are answered timely.