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1 year ago

Anna is fantastic, she is compassionate, caring, and is real. I look forward to our journey together to my self awareness and awakening.

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2 years ago

Why do you guys have numbers listed when NONE of you answer the damn phone !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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2 years ago

Catherine has been my counselor for a year now and is excellent! She really cares, listens well, and effective. i've really improved!!!

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4 years ago

Great practice! Staff is great and clinicians are professional and very helpful. Highly recommend.

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Horrible therapist who should be peer reviewed ti determine if he should be ALLOWED to continue in…read morethe field that has to ability to shape, or in this case, misshape the lives of people who served in the armed services of our great nation. Based on what I experienced, and as I see others have experienced while under his care, he should no longer be allowed to provide services under the VA's Community Works and Tri Care contracts. IF he is still providing services under those contracts, I'll be reaching out to the appropriate officials to ensure this "Dr" is not allowed continue to do so. He is condescending, arrogant and a bully. He should not be allowed to continue to harm others as he seems to have a penchant to do so, I l only gave him 1 star because I was required to do so in order to submit this review.

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