What an amazing therapist got me through a very difficult time. Such a caring and realistic…read moretherapist. I would not be where I am today a happy and confident woman.

Alan is an amazing therapist and great with teenagers!read more

This place is a joke. No one knows how to do their job for people in actual crisis. Enabled…read moredangerous behavior and lied about the help they were giving. Gave someone a cell phone while he was inpatient. Told my family this patient would be in for a five day mandatory stay to not harm others, then releases him 6 hours later. They heard him threatening to unalive our family but let him go. They put our family in danger and lied through the whole process about what actual help they were giving. If we could give zero stars we would.

I have been to the inpatient treatment center, and it was good, but I fell back into a severe funk…read moreand ended up at the 23 hour crisis center. It's only temporary, but I received more help in that day, during any other inpatient services. They gave me help to figure out what's wrong, gave me tons of resources, and were warm and caring. You talk to a social worker, psychologist, and doctor. This service is a safe place for those feeling suicidal and mentally unsound. I think there are 15 beds, but there were 5 people total while I was there. It's completely free. I'm truly grateful for this experience, and appreciate the staff. Thank you, team.

This review comes 5 years after my treatment at the Theta Wellness Center in Provo, UT. I traveled…read moreto the center from out of state, on the recommendation of an acquaintance, seeking help with severe depression and anxiety. At first, the treatment felt great. I was happier than I had been in a long time. I loved the light bed and the energy work. The staff was nice. But the problems didn't become clear to me until years after I had completed treatment and returned home. Unfortunately, I cannot recommend the theta chamber. I know it is well-intended. And it does its job, but it does it out of the context of the whole human experience. It encourages "normal" levels of neurotransmitters like dopamine and serotonin. This sounds like a good thing, but those neurotransmitters help you interpret your life experiences--what behaviors should be rewarded and which ones should be avoided. In my case, the theta chamber treatment threw me so far out of balance I wasn't aware of it until years later. Things may have changed in the last 5 years since I received treatment. However, I would recommend caution when choosing any method that would treat one part of you in isolation of others. And by "others," I mean the habits, relationships, environments, and life experiences that play a part in shaping you to be the person you have become. I'm in a good place and happy with my progress. I found other options that work well for me. And I hope the same for all those who are looking for healing and balance!

My experience with Theta Wellness Center was so positive. First of all, I appreciated the time…read morespent with me the day before and the day of my appointment. What could have been an emotionally overwhelming experience was beautiful and transformative instead. Next, after my scheduled time in the Theta chamber, I was in such an open and "clean-slate" state, that my NLP session with Mike Simpson got to the very core of my core issues. I didn't even realize what my problems were, let alone the source of them. Needless to say, the chance to "get it all out" has changed me dramatically. The awareness of my life-long self conflict has helped me avoid triggers, which has kept me floating along in a state of bliss. I am so grateful to Theta Wellness Center for introducing me to ME!

We'll let me just start off by saying I've been to a few different treatment centers in my years on…read moreearth, and let me tell ya, Maple Mountian is the most unique and realistic one I've been to yet! The staff is super friendly, and accommodates to your therapeutic needs whether your someone who needs a little push with stepping out of your comfort or zone or a big one they're able to provide that here, plus the holistic approach to therapy is not only super effective but just really interesting/fun to engage in! Maple mountain truly changed my life for the better, so if your reading this or evening contemplating getting help, make that call, trust me you won't regret it! Love Pres Evan

My daughter and I were very attracted to Maple Mountain Recovery and Wellness from their website…read more The integration of functional medicine was very appealing especially since my daughter has previously had mental health inpatient treatment. After several intake discussions via phone with Kris, an admissions counselor at Maple Mountain Recovery and Wellness, my daughter decided to admit to Maple Mountain Recovery and Wellness. I paid the $2200 bed deposit based on the information received during these phone calls. Within 24 hours of paying this deposit, my daughter and I travelled across the country expecting her to admit to a detox house for 3-5 days. Detox was required because of a drug she was prescribed by her psychiatrist for many years. My daughter is suffering from mental health issues. She does not have a substance abuse problem. When we arrived, and before any other information was obtained , the detox requirement changed to 5-7 days. We decided to tour Maple Mountain Recovery and Wellness before admitting to detox. While Kris from admissions was very personable, he gave us false information during our initial phone calls. He stated on these phone calls that during my daughter's stay at Maple Mountain her therapist would be physically present with her during ketamine treatment. When we toured the facility Kris told us that the therapist would see her 24 hours after therapy. Having experience in mental health treatment, this was a major setback for my daughter. Also during the tour it was discovered that male and female sections are loosely separated. Again, a major issue. We were mislead prior to the scheduled admission and decided to not admit. We didn't have a level of trust or comfortable feeling about the level of care promised. I requested a refund of my "non refundable" deposit based on the fact that we were mislead. I spent more than $2000 in last minute travel to admit to this facility which couldn't provide the services promised. While I believe Kris supported my request for refund, ownership denied my request for refund of the bed deposit. If you or a loved one are considering admission to this facility please know that it is not a facility that will do the right thing, it is very loosely run and doesn't have established therapy protocols. I speak from experience because unfortunately this would have been my daughter's fifth admission to an inpatient facility. Please be sure to tour this facility and ask very specific questions and even then know they will not do as promised nor do the right thing!! Side note: there was at least 4 open female beds at the time of our tour. Our bed deposit didn't keep anyone from admitting to their facility!!

I have been seeing Dr. Harris for my ADHD for almost two years now. I prefer to see a DO…read morepsychiatrist over a MD psychiatrist because they are much more patient oriented versus "med-management." What I mean by this is that my med-management appointments don't just feel like a necessary formality, they feel more like a therapy session. Dr. Harris always asks me insightful questions and we have an engaging conversation about my life and my ADHD each time I meet with him. He takes the time to discuss my life in a way that truly evaluates the efficacy of my medication and my overall well-being. He remembers little details about my life and takes interest in all areas of my life, not just those impacted by my ADHD, which I greatly appreciate. I feel seen as a whole person by Dr. Harris, and not just as a diagnosis. If you're struggling with ADHD Dr. Harris is an excellent choice! Before COVID I would commute from Sugar House to see Dr. Harris, and will continue to do so if insurance ever decides to stop virtual appointments. A few additional details about his practice: 1. He is an approved provider through Intermountain Healthcare; 2. He accepts SelectHealth; 3. He accepts credit cards; and 4. He offers a sliding-scale for uninsured patients. Obviously things can change so you should confirm these details with Dr. Harris and your insurance provider, but I know that these details can be helpful in determining whether or not to even pick up the phone so I am including them.

In a challenging field that is often plagued by insensitive and even condescending staff and aides,…read moreKristin and Harley are too cool for school. It makes a difference, that they do what they can to get patients scheduled as soon as possible, help us find reasonable prices on our prescriptions, and treat everyone with respect under sometimes trying circumstances, on both sides of the receptionist glass, with even Doc himself acknowledging his own limitations, as both a doctor as well as a patient

I have been seeing M. Cooper for longer than I would like to admit but I won't go to another…read moretherapist. She is absolutely amazing. She spends the time with you and makes you feel like part of the process. You know the benefits, risks, options. I have referred other family and friends to her and they all have rave reviews. I am very happy with care with Ms. Cooper.

Absolutely would never trust anyone including maybe even my worst enemy going to Traci Naylor. My…read morehusband used to go to her and even though she was happy to diagnose him with adhd and provide adderall, she refused to listen to his symptoms, concerns, and cries for help regarding his moods. Multiple times he would call or go in and explain he didn't feel okay while being open and honest about the specifics. She claimed he didn't need a mood stabilizer, that he only needed better coping mechanisms. After many attempts of trying to get her to listen to him, he eventually had to go to the hospital to get some help because he couldn't take it anymore. She was unwilling to listen to his cries for help regarding potentially taking his own life even due to not being on the right medication. Turns out after struggling for many years, all he needed was a mood stabilizer, and was properly diagnosed with bipolar type 1 disorder. He's a completely different person now, no thanks to her. I'm thankful he went somewhere else, and was able to get his life back on track and didn't end up dead.

Dr. Sugerman and the staff at the Steinmann Institute are absolutely incredible at what they do!…read moreDr. Sugerman has incredible wisdom when it comes to working with the FAA and with pilots. She knows exactly what they're looking for and what you need to bring when you come in. This ensures you get a quick review from the FAA and that your paperwork is received on time. When it comes to the FAA and psychologists, this type of knowledge is rare. They even worked to rearrange their schedule for me so that I could complete my cogscreen and battery tests in a timely manner to ensure that I could continue with my flight training with little delay. TLDR: If you're in the difficult situation of needing an Aviation Battery Test and Cogscreen, go to Dr. Sugerman. She knows exactly what you need and how to do it. She is very knowledgeable about the FAA and will make your situation as easy and fluid as possible. They immediately made me feel more comfortable about my visit the moment I walked through their doors. Your 5-stars was well earned!

My son had neuropsych testing here a year ago, and we had to have it redone this year by a…read moredifferent professional. The neuropsych report from Steinmann was brief, did not include diagnoses, and was not what the University needed for accommodations. Also, Sugarman stated in her report that my son did not have ADHD while for the past year he continued to have symptoms consistent with ADHD. The professional we saw this year found that my son does in fact have ADHD. Dr. Sugarman herself did not meet with my son to administer tests, this was done by office staff. She spoke with my son for about 5-15 minutes to ask him what college accommodations he was looking for, assuring him she would provide that, but not to glean any additional information to complete the evaluation itself. We received the evaluation which was 6 pages long, mostly consisting of charts and missing recommended accommodations and any diagnoses. She briefly spoke with my son after providing the report (for about 5-15 minutes), during which she tried to sell him on a costly treatment called computer assisted cognitive remediation that she provides. In looking into the recommended computer assisted cognitive remediation treatment, it did not appear to be an empirically validated treatment. Dr. Sugarman also recommended this treatment to my friend's child who's clinical picture was completely different than my son's. After receiving the evaluation, we asked Dr. Sugarman to provide specific diagnoses and were told we would have to pay additional money in order to obtain that level of detailed information. My son later reached out to Steinmann because the University said that his neuropsych report was not usable for accommodations. Dr. Sugarman provided a document listing functional limitations, some of which don't apply to my son, and others which are attributable to ADHD, and then stated that he should be encouraged to develop a relationship with each professor to establish accommodations. Also, prior to the eval, Steinmann said they could bill insurance but that insurance would likely not cover it. I went through the process to have the insurance approve the eval under the billing codes provided me by Steinmann, but then after the evaluation they billed my insurance company under different codes than the ones they provided me. When the insurance company and I called together to ask them to rebill with the original codes, they left us on hold for 40 minutes before we gave up and hung up. We called a week later and they hung up on us three times in a row. The neuropsychological testing we had done through a different provider was a very different experience. He himself met with my son for 7 hours administering tests. He spoke with my husband and I for an hour and a half to obtain more information. After providing a 16 page report he spent an hour and 45 minutes going over the results and answering questions. There were clear diagnoses, including moderate/severe ADHD. He also clearly listed academic accommodations (longer test times, tests administered in environments free of distractions, using a smart pen to take notes in class, etc) in his report. The cost of the test was roughly the same as what we paid at Steinmanns. I have had two friends who also had a negative experience at Steimanns. I am worried about people not only wasting their money, but wasting time in getting inaccurate evals (I feel like my son's college experience last year would have been very different if he had had an appropriate diagnosis, an accommodations plan, and appropriate medication in place).

DO NOT come here. They charged me 4x the amount I should have been because they claimed to accept…read moremy insurance, then didn't. After calling my insurance and learning that Strive billed it incorrectly, they still refused to believe that and never fixed the charges. Go ANYWHERE else to get your care

Tamara Broadhead does not care for her patients. my daughter met with her last week, it was no…read moremore than 10 minutes. she prescribed a new med and typed the entire time. my daughter felt dismissed. as we were in the parking lot we saw her and her assistant running to their cars. we were the victims of their other priorities. on trying to get this new med, it is not available at our pharmacy, and because it is a controlled substance it cannot be transferred. Tamara has to cancel and resend it. Monday I found a pharmacy with it in stock and left a message. never heard back. Tueasay the MA tells me Tamara already filled it and it is available at my pharmacy. they did not even listen to the message. i call my rx, they repeated they dont have it in stock and wont for some time. and, noone called them. Laura the MA outright lied to me. I call back and she says she will put in another urgent message to Tamara. we now have no meds starting tomorrow. I called back at 3:30 and Laura says its still "pending". Wednesday, I call the rx and they never got it from Tamara, and they are out of stock now. I called around and found another rx. i called this Luara and left yet a 5th message. I called the Provo office and a kind lady talked to Claudia and they both requested a call back from Laura. Never heard back. i call 2 hours later and Laura answers and says she took care of it. she sent it to the one from yesterday. she did not listen to my message 2 hours earlier nor the 2 from the other office ladies. i asked for a paper rx so I can take care of it myself. but no, Tamara doesnt work today. We now have no meds and are leaving out of town. Hope Tamara and Laura have a great holiday. I hope whoever even thinks about going to you for help will be able to see this and know you have zero compassion for your patients and will not make our mistake in going to you. you cannot take the time to tx a simple rx. your team feels comfortable lying and not doing their job. This is a psychiatry office, managed by Havn, who "claims" to offer best in class health management. I guess that means zero accountability.

love my doctor there but it drives me nuts calling them, on hold listening to Muzak for forever.read more

I love how you guys have shut down the ability to review the services @cedarpsychiatry…read moreDO NOT BOTHER WITH THIS COMPANY. They can't be bothered to take notes about your visit, so you have to repeat all of your basic info and medications every single visit. - Want a written treatment plan? Too bad! They don't provide them. - Want a referral to a therapist? Too bad! They don't do that. - Want a medication refilled so that you can stop being suicidal, too bad! They don't do that. - Want a referral to urgent care? They've got you covered! I've been referred to visit an imaginary PCP so many times now that it's obvious that this pretend person is who I should be paying unholy medical bills to and not this institution that can't manage the basics of SOAP medical notes. Aren't those required by law? Oh, I also forgot about your complete inability to properly bill my insurance! That's another fun service you guys offer, extra stress from incorrect bills! #Mydoctoristryingtokillme #Didtheyevengotomedicalschool #PTSD #baddoctors