If a medical professional belittles you or responds defensive to questions, that is a huge Red flag. Get a 2nd opinion! I took my son here on the recommendation from other doctors for counseling. That he might be having his symptoms from anxiety. He was having some medical problems but no medical abnormalities were showing up with orthopedics, GI docs, cardiologists, that explained it all. A nurse practitioner here started treating him for anxiety and the meds took the edge off which helped. After about a year I became concerned, that something else was still going on. Symptoms were getting treated but not the root cause, things were getting worse again. When I asked the NP if we should explore other causes, she asked me, "like what?", "are you concerned about ADHD or something?" I said I didn't really know anything about it but would like to hear her opinion or discuss other possibilities. Then she said, "I just see two stubborn personalities." Right in front of my son!!!!! I tried to politely get through that appointment but I'm sure my shock was showing. I never went back! Since then I found an awesome doctor for a legit psychology eval for my son. Full blown ADHD. I had no idea! ADHD is not what I thought it was and it does not always mean your kid is hyper. I wasn't even looking for that diagnosis and honestly questioned it at first. Especially since my recent experience with incompetence at this place. The attitude and ignorance of the NP I was working with was completely unprofessional and lacking in differential diagnosis. Since my son started a small dose of ADHD meds and I have learn a lot of tools for the ADHD brain, our world has completely changed for the better. This all happened in the fall, about 6 months ago. Looking back I can see more clearly. I have since found out that not all nurse practitioners can prescribe the meds for ADHD. I don't know if that is the case here but it does make me wonder. I'm sure some correctly refer out and reach for other resources when they need to, like good medical professionals , even if it means transferring a patient elsewhere, which would have been helpful. This one however did not and chose to be defensive, or something, instead. Ask questions! Just because someone says it, does not make it true. My son does have anxiety, partly correct diagnosis, but there was an underlying problem, that was getting overlooked!! Not on accident, but by ignorance of this NP, after so long. I regret I didn't see it sooner. Hope I can help others avoid this situation. CHADD.org has been a great resource if you are curious or need a 2nd opinion. I have no connection to it except I learned what ADHD is and isn't, also other resources in the area. read more

Literally been hanging for 3 months with nobody to talk to. They prescribed me medication that I shouldn't have been prescribed(according to my doctor). And apparently shouldn't have prescribed me anything considering I hadn't, and still haven't seen a therapist. Zero stars. To be clear, the people in the actual facility are very nice. However, the companies practice is really really really bad. Unless you just want virtual sessions which they push very hard, mindful health has been literally zero help to me. It's actually been the opposite with the medication they prescribed. I've had a net negative experience with them. read more

I was recommended here after a hospital stay. This was one of my first experiences with a place like this. I was pleasantly surprised by their intake process and overall welcoming atmosphere. I participated in group sessions as well as individual therapy options. They also have a holistic practitioner, Suzanne Cox, who is incredible to work with. Also shoutout to Beth Bowan; if you want a therapist who is down to earth, knows her stuff and prioritizes inclusivity, she gives that and then some. I have felt heard and respected on all fronts and would recommend this place for anyone seeking mental health services in the area. They also have virtual options! read more

Never did this kind of intake before, and was pleasantly surprised by how in depth it was. They asked details about my history - my depression, anxiety, my other conditions (suspected ADHD and autism), why I thought I had those conditions, traumas, what I was hoping to get out of it, the whole lot. This was in addition to previous medications, family history, etc for normal intake forms. The in depth questions may have been due to me wanting to be tested for ADHD and receive medication if I had the condition. After the intake, they scheduled me for a 20 minute test for ADHD. It was very effective - no person with ADHD could possibly do that test without reacting!!! My next appointment I talked to the psychiatrist to discuss ADHD- my responses and choices of topic indicated how my brain functions, I think, because it was mostly just a regular discussion for an hour. He requested I take some online tests for autism, as he strongly suspected I am indeed autistic as well. My next meeting with the psychiatrist was discussing results. Then he gave me the verdict for both conditions in that meeting. The whole process took 3 months. 3 months to get diagnosed for two conditions, I still can't believe it!! And the cost was VERY low, less than $400. Keep in mind that most people I've heard of pay THOUSANDS and wait at least a year for a SINGLE diagnosis, if they can even get one with the most obvious symptoms. The psychiatrist Cameron Culver also knows his stuff. Seriously. I've tried another anxiety med and it made me feel HORRIBLE, but this one works for me, because it's specifically for people with ADHD. He understands that getting meds for one person is not the same as for another, actually understands the conditions he treats (at least my conditions, I cannot speak for others), and he is fine testing out different meds, listening to the patient (!), starting small, adjusting medication strength and frequency as needed, is familiar with the side effects of the medications he prescribes... can we have more doctors like this please? It seems like simple stuff but JEEZ, I have had so many doctors that AREN'T like this. There have been a couple technical issues with Zoom and some phone problems that have been fixed, and when my psychiatrist had to cancel a couple times due to family issues I wasn't informed. Other than that I am T H R I L L E D. read more

I give this practice 2 stars because of the back office admin/billing staff. My caregiver there is 5 star amazing. However getting a return call from anyone in the office on a charge or insurance problem is brutal. They just do not answer calls, return calls, or give any information. read more

I was told I'd be evaluated by a psychiatrist. There was no psychiatrist, it felt like a scam or a timeshare pitch. I know this is a relatively new company. My OB office just referred me - so I will definitely let them know about my experience and recommend they do not continue to refer patients here. I even received an email and text reminder that said "Your upcoming appointment with your psychiatrist, Dr. Cameron Culver is March 4th..." - however, I met with a non-clinical office worker who asked me basic intake questions that could have been done online. That was the extent of my appointment. That was what I took a half day of PTO for, drove almost 3 hours round trip for, paid a nanny extra for, arranged my mother in law to pick up my child for, cut my work meeting short for, and basically re-arranged my entire day for. Huge disappointment, incredibly frustrating to say the least, and one of those experiences that just makes you angry cry. Some companies can be so misleading - and even that is wording it generously. They completely lied about the services they provide. Huge waste of time - and even extra disappointing that they're in the mental health space. I also come from a background in healthcare, so that's what makes it extra disappointing and almost makes me take this too personally. It's already hard to access quality mental health care, and they didn't make it any easier. If anything, this experience was the worst thing that's happened to my mental health in weeks. Even though the drive was over 2 hours round trip, I decided it would be worth it, especially since they confirmed all appointments following the psychiatrist evaluation would be virtual. However, that wasn't even true. I was told that I'd have to come back a SECOND time in-person for the actual evaluation with a psychiatrist or nurse. When I asked what the point of the current in-person appointment was for, she said to fill out the intake form and schedule the next appointment. Someone please tell me why this warrants an in-person visit. To give even more context - these intake questions were extremely basic. It was not "evaluating" anything. These were basic questions like my emergency contact, current medications, medical history, if I've done therapy before, etc. All of these questions could have been answered via an email form. There is absolutely no reason I needed to be in person for this. I do not understand why a company would have a process in place that would make someone come in person for the sole purpose of filling out an intake form. There was no evaluation, there was so psychiatrist. It felt like a scam. To make matters worse (if that's even possible), I called the phone number and provided the feedback to a customer service rep. Interestingly enough, she said that they actually could have scheduled me for a virtual appointment with a psychiatrist that would include the intake and full evaluation. So why even offer it as an option for someone to come in person TWICE when they could just accomplish everything in one virtual visit? This organization is disorganized, and their staff does not seem aligned on their process because I heard three different stories from three different staff members. I cannot wrap my head around why a company would ever make someone come in person to fill out a basic intake form when they told them they would speak with a psychiatrist. This company is unethical, and I would not recommend it to anyone. I'm sure most people working here mean well, but their process is completely inconsiderate of people's time and incredibly disorganized. If you go to their website and read their pamphlets you'll also find typos, grammar errors, etc. Definitely lacks professionalism, thoughtfulness, and is not "Mindful" at all. read more