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    The Guest House Ocala

    The Guest House Ocala

    3.1(22 reviews)
    56.9 mi

    Recently, I was having issues w/ Judy Crane's former staff member, previously my therapist…read more Context: Judy is the owner of The Guest House and prior to that The Refuge. I directed my concern to Judy b/c I formed a relationship with this person under Judy's supervision. I also thought Judy was related through a business partnership. Judy said she was no longer affiliated with this person and she fired her years ago over conduct. That info helped me gain context around something I was struggling to understand. I tried to figure out who the right person to address my concern was, discovering my former therapist never had a license. I tried contacting whoever issued her the "C.T.T." letters attached to her name, only to be led back to Judy Crane's Spirit2Spirit certification program. Contradicting herself, it appeared as if this person was certified/endorsed by Judy as a trauma therapist. Confused, I redirected back to Judy via formal complaint. Judy again denied affiliation w/ this person claiming she wasn't certified by her. She didn't show any concern over someone misusing her credentials & she didn't indicate actions would be taken to prevent it. Judy glossed over my complaint, telling me she loved me & that I was resilient, explaining she didn't have the capacity to address the issue due to personal circumstances. That response left me frustrated. Under Judy's supervision, my former therapist crossed boundaries & exploited my trauma history. Despite being aware of it, Judy failed to protect me. Judy allowed this person's kids on property ignoring that I was being asked to watch them. Meanwhile, I was doing intensive trauma work with their mom. It seemed innocent, but looking back I see the problem and how it gradually developed into more serious issues as that dynamic was continued through aftercare. I can't discern when the therapeutic relationship ended b/c my therapist made it seem like watching her kids was a form of therapy. She intertwined her personal life & children directly into my trauma processing, creating an entirely new layer of anxiety, dependency, and emotional confusion, while I struggled with increased panic attacks, agoraphobia, OCD and depression. Verbal & mental abuse, blatant violations of my confidentiality, constant criticisms, casual put-downs, unsolicited comments about my sexual orientation, offensive comments about my gender identity: all things I endured as a client and afterwards while this person remained in my life. Time passed while I failed to connect dots between how she treated me & what was going on with me internally. I struggled while she relied on me to protect her kids, monitor online safety; even inserting me into the middle of physically dangerous situations. This person's conduct more recently escalated into things that felt more manipulative, malicious, or calculating. Attempts to stand up for myself were framed as "being mean" while she obfuscated things, leaving me feeling so gaslit that I called Judy. Not long after, I disengaged from this person & her family entirely. I'm being conservative in what I say here. I don't appreciate feeling like I had to resort to sharing my private experiences online in order to have a voice in this matter. In my view, "Certified Trauma Therapist" implies "qualified to provide therapy" and "is a safe person during crisis or trauma". It's still unclear why this person was posturing herself w/ Judy's credentials all this time; she visually appears to be the subject of Judy's supervision. I'm unclear & concerned about this person harming others and creating damage in their lives the way she did to mine. Attempting to acknowledge the situation with Judy seems reasonable and appropriate. This experience impacted me in a significant way; it feels like something was stolen from me that I can't fully put into words. If Judy ever decides to do the right thing by finally giving this issue the attention it deserves, she knows how to contact me.

    The Guest House portrays itself as treating everything beyond just addiction and substance abuse…read more The therapists' BIOS including Judy's, the owner, are laced with treating trauma which includes her book "Trauma". This is absolutely not their focus as I came to discover in the two months I was there. I was not there for alcohol and substance abuse at all, but there solely for trauma. I suddenly found out after being there for 5 weeks, that I was required to go to the evening AA meetings. I discovered that if you don't go to the AA meetings there are Consequences - You will Lose your Cell Phone Privileges! You only are allowed to have your cell phone for one hour a day which is your time to connect with family and friends. As soon as I found this out I refused to go to those AA meetings as they absolutely would not have been a benefit, contrary to what Judy, and Andrew, Clinical Director, believe. Andrew and Marla, Clinical Lead, stood up and took notice when I refused to pay the second month's bill of $84,000 for the private room until something was put in place that worked for me. I came up with the idea of meditation, which of course they had no problem agreeing to. I tried to get this done for others that weren't there for alcohol and substance abuse, but to no avail. One young resident was absolutely distraught to find out that she had to keep going to the AA meetings and would not be allowed to do the options of meditation, artwork, journaling or reading a book. When I mentioned this to Marla she got upset with me and told me just to mind my own business! One evening, I needed to talk to ORCA recovery about aftercare treatment, which was supposed have been allowed for a longer period. As anticipated, the call lasted for more than the 1 hour. Andrew and Marla refused to allow it and took great pleasure in letting me know that I was going to be losing my cell phone for 3 days! That evening when I spoke to the ORCA Director, because the situation had become so toxic, his exact words were "We need to get you the fuck out of there!" Early the next morning ORCA had someone there to immediately get me to the Orlando Airport. I was met by one of their treatment therapists. We then flew to Denver, where I reside. During my time there, I was told by Judy and Andrew, etc. that the focus on treating alcohol and substance abuse has worked for 10 years and that it wasn't going to change. Clearly, I cannot recommend this place at all. Best of luck to you in your recovery! Laura

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    Lifeskills Behavioral Health Orlando

    Lifeskills Behavioral Health Orlando

    3.0(13 reviews)
    5.4 miUptown, Ivanhoe

    I hade been in Pasadena Villa for several years and it was an awesome place to be! I went directly…read morefrom the hospital! I received a great deal of help! However, when Life Skills of Orlando took over a disaster was borned with Joes management! The quality of Care depreciated more and more! We lost staff that had been there helping us! Some did not even give notice because they were fed up dealing with Management. The environment became toxic! Joe told my Case Manger to let me know immediately that I was terminated because of lack payment! It was a Monday, I left earlier because i had an appointment with my Primary Doctor. Coming out of the appoint I get this call! I was not to returned! No referrals? no paperwork ect! Very unprofessional! I cried! I found out through the insurance that all payments have been up to date! Then I called the Case manager and she said that Joe mentioned this is not a facility for long term treatment. However, there are several people there that are there long term! You know who they are Joe! so I was kicked out without resources! went into deep depression and it has cost me time to be able to deal with all your lies and abuse of power! I would like to give thanks to Marnita and coach Curtis that were always available to help! They are legitimate wise, knowledgeable and honest persons! I am sorry I couldn't say good bye and graduate from the program Like Pasadena use to do. With those beautiful big cards Marnita use to do! Joe has destroyed my dream ! or may I say his bad management! I Hope the facility will regain it's true essence again some day!

    In addition to the life changing staff I have mentioned previously, Dr. Yolanda, Heather, Jen, and…read moreMarnita- Ryan is the most exceptional psychiatrist I have ever had the privilege of working with. His approach is met with compassion, clinical knowledge, and a motivation to truly improve his client's overall well being. His ethics can only be matched with his level of care.

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    Lifeskills Behavioral Health Orlando - We serve all of our meals at one large table. Even meal time is a part of the therapeutic process with staff and residents.

    We serve all of our meals at one large table. Even meal time is a part of the therapeutic process with staff and residents.

    Lifeskills Behavioral Health Orlando - Inside of our beautiful Sevierville, Tennessee facility.

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    Inside of our beautiful Sevierville, Tennessee facility.

    Applied Behavior Center for Autism - Bobbi Barber, MS, BCBA

    Applied Behavior Center for Autism

    1.0(1 review)
    11.7 miEast Orlando

    I've contacted this center more than once by using their online 'contact' form and never heard…read moreback. Didn't even get an automated message acknowledging their receipt of my request. I've also attempted to enroll in services by downloading their registration form and faxing them back to them (I've done this 3 times), and have not heard back from anyone either. After 2 months, I've attempted to call them numerous times using their (407) 324-7772 number and all I get is someone that picks up and hangs up? Wow, if this is how this center's customer service is, then I don't even want to imagine how they would treat my special needs child! Very frustrating and negative first-impression of this place. Will be looking elsewhere.

    From the owner: ABC is a unique therapy based pre - education and / or alternative education program. Our…read moreinstructional program is a mix of clinical and educational goal planning. Clinical programming is specific to clients enrolled as an ABA insurance recipient. To address the needs of our clients our therapy is a combination of DSM-V Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) Criteria and Education Readiness. Goals addressed during clinical instruction are specific to the following diagnostic criteria for ASD services: * Social communication delays * Social interaction delays * Restrictive and repetitive behaviors Goals addressed during the educational programming instruction include but are not limited to the following: * Play skills and activities, playground, social time such as circle time and meetings, group activities, enrichments, music, etc. * Self - care, daily living, vocational, pre-vocational and or custodial skills * Pre-education and education skills such as reading, reading comprehension, and / or math,

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