I have very much appreciate working with Laura and her counseling and mindfulness services. She has…read morea true speciality for connecting with her clients, more authentically than so many counselors that I've tried in the past. I see her once a month to build mindful practices into my daily life, debrief big stressors and integrate wellness responses. Laura has been so accommodating to meet me where I may be in the session-- I certainly always feel renewed and motivated to integrate content from the session into my daily life. I feel very fortunate to have support from Laura in this way and I highly recommend it to anyone looking for wellness in their lives.

From the owner: Mindful Matters specializes in providing a unique blend of counseling, coaching and consulting…read morehelping people to learn mindful skills to live with more peace, ease, and energy. With empathy and compassion, she provides a safe space for people to connect, share, feel heard, understood and valued. Laura recognizes, supports and nurtures her clients with curiosity, kindness and respect

So. I quit my full-time job on 2/19. And of course as a result I am without insurance as working…read moreorther places per diem you don't get benefits. . This place provides Healthcare services on a sliding scale bases. They also have various other benefits that can assist. My exam and bloodwork cost me $110. They are very professional, clean and very thorough. I start my new job tomorrow and will soon have insurance again. But I definitely recommend this place if you are without insurance.

I couldn't have had a better experience! I had my intake today and everyone I came in contact with…read morewas just absolutely sweet, understanding and patient. I'm so thankful for this place. They are just wonderful

Ok my old internist left so now when I get a new doctor it's like I'm bounced around. It is what it…read moreis. You do your check in on line than check in an another portal when you come in or talk to a person. The inside is kind of dated.. staff is nice and the medical team is on it a plus.

Dr.s are good, but wait time for appointment booking and at your visits , wait can be slow. This is…read morea very busy place. Office staffs vary from medical department to lab to pharmacy, to home delivery. I have given up on getting my lab work there. Unbearably Rude lab reception desk, packed waiting room, long delays, excessive overflow with no seating. Few masks.

I have been participating in groups and workshops with Marjorie for more than 20 years. I have…read moreexperienced many ups and downs, many life challenges and changes throughout that time. As a participant in a Women's Spiritual Group, I have always been able to share my feelings comfortably without judgement and with loving input. I have learned how to access my own center of inner higher power with guided meditation, journaling, drawing, and asking open ended questions for meditation. I have experienced many moments of enlightenment, empowerment, healing, and the freedom of forgiveness. I am very grateful for Marjorie's guidance and the power of the group.

Later this month I'll be celebrating nine months of freedom from alcohol thanks in part to the…read moreunique approach Marjorie brought to bear on my situation. I want to thank Marjorie for providing a sound foundation for me. I enjoyed the time we spent together and appreciate the dedication she extends to all her clients.

Dr. Foley is a fantastic psychologist, one whose sensitivity and skill are enormously helpful to…read morehis clients. I can't say enough good things about him. I would send any of my family or friends to see him without hesitation.

Really nice place. I went with a friend who suffered from depression and she said after one of the…read morepeer led groups she went to, was supposed to be there for all types of people suffering. But the group mainly was bi-polar individuals. She didn't feel welcome after a while and realized that this wasn't the group for her. There was hardly anyone who felt like she did. Plus others monopolized the conversation too much and we left because of that. The group leader really needs to step up and make sure everyone gets a chance to speak and be heard. She wished that the persons in the group were more like her and gave her a chance to talk. They should really be calling this particular group, Peer Led Bi-Polar group and start one for people like her (depression group). The other activities were great though. The art room, were a lot of people are doing their own artwork with the supplies they have there. My friend liked it, but wished she could engage with others a bit more. The guitar class was very cool. If you want and get permission you can show your art in their gallery if you are into that! The parking isn't great here, as it gets very busy, (It's at Village Gate). You could end up having to park all the way in the back. The people are very nice here. Honestly she wishes that the person who is the group leader in these peer led self help groups, I mentioned above....where led by a volunteer therapist/councelor. That is what this group and others like it really needs. There are also other cool things to do like meditation and lots of other cool stuff!

I went there to visit the art studio and some of the groups. After the tour, I got to know one of…read morethe staff members, and there was a bedbug crawling up his arm. This happened a few weeks ago. No one seemed to really care....I wanted to talk to an upper sort of person about it. They should have closed that place down immediately and set up to call exterminator. This is a health risk to other people. That is an expense no one going there needs to bring home because of lack of responsibility. Unfortunately, that shows poor character as far as I am concerned. Perhaps I was not meant to go there, some sign I guess, from a bed bug. The staff member had to have me tell them- YOU SHOULD SAY SOMETHING...person was like um. yea...I guess so. My goodness gracious! People working there looked at me like I was nuts. People are bringing bed bugs there...and it's too expensive for them to treat, perhaps I don't know. Go at your own risk, not me ....I have experienced having those critters, and it's expensive, and to prepare to be treated is just awful. Irresponsible is all I have to say and lol I ran to the bathroom, shook off my clothes, and went. home to bathroom to put clothes in a garbage, washed clothes and sneakers in hot water, and dried on high. So, go at your own risk

Not a great experience. Recommended by a family member for counseling. That part was fine, but not…read morewhen she began pushing expensive tests and supplements (not covered by insurance). At that point I got the sense that counseling wasn't going to happen without agreeing to the other things. We were also led to believe that insurance would cover the counseling portion. All in all we were on the hook for $400+ for supplements and $600-700 in office visits. This was with none of the testing. My card info was also kept on record, and at one visit (my daughter went by herself) my card was charged without my or her consent for 2 sessions. THIS IS NOT OK! No real response other than "Well, that's our policy." I understand this is an alternative form of medicine, however I asked a LOT of questions up front regarding cost, insurance, and treatment, and got vague misleading answers. I feel that their communication is poor and if asked direct questions she should be able to or willing to give clear answers.