My son had an appointment for today 1/18/2021. I believe he made the appointment in late October…read more He died 12/15/2020 "waiting to be seen". New patients should be given Emergancy priority. They need immediate help. He was referred to this practice by another doctor who could not see him because he was not a drug user. When I called this morning to let the office know he would not be at his appointment because he died the assistant was rude, snippy and said I'll make that note. No sorry for your loss.

Dr. Menninger has been my psychiatrist since August of last year, when my previous doctor closed…read moreher practice. I've been very pleased with the care I've gotten from Dr. Menninger, especially in managing my medication. He was extremely helpful and concerned when I developed tardive dyskinesia (TD) from Abilify, which had been prescribed by my former doctor. It turned out I had been taking it at a high dose for quite a long time, and Dr. Menninger thought I should discontinue it. When I did, the TD symptoms showed up (involuntary mouth and facial movements that were obvious and annoying). He's been very good about working with me and my neurologist in coordinating care as I've been treated for the TD symptoms. Dr. Menninger is cautious and conservative when it comes to medication, which I very much appreciate after my experience with Abilify. I see him regularly, although only every few months, to check in on how things are going with my medications. These are short appointments and somehow there's no co-payment for them with my medical plan, so I certainly like that! During appointments Dr. Menninger takes his notes on his computer as he goes along. It seemed odd, at first, as I wasn't used to that, but now I don't notice it, and being "connected" Dr. Menninger can rapidly find and print out studies and articles on various issues for you while you're sitting in his office, which is very handy. All in all, definitely recommended!

I have been seeing Teresa for a little over 3 months now and she has helped me make more progress…read morein that short amount of time than my previous therapist who I saw for a year. I'm seeing her for trauma therapy and the combination of talk therapy plus the advanced resolution therapy technique has been so healing for me. The Healing Place is the perfect name for her practice. It feels safe the moment you walk in. Teresa is compassionate, understanding, and highly knowledgeable in trauma, anxiety, and depression. I have recommended her to everyone I know! She's truly the best.

From the owner: Helping you to get your life back on track! Now offering EMDR/ART therapy!…read more I have a specialized practice that works with stress related anxiety and mood disorders, substance use issues, as well as couples counseling Several techniques I utilize are CBT, EMDR, Accelerated Resolution Therapy (ART), biofeedback, and other specialized holistic techniques to decrease symptoms and assist individuals and couples in developing life changing positive results and naturally! View my website @ teresacote.com Try a natural alternative to pharmaceuticals. Go to mydailychoice.com/TeresaCote for more information!

Laura Shaugnessy doesn't seem to know local ethics. She's also so self obsessed that her focus is…read moreon herself and her alleged greatness... not you. She's not that great nor caring ... thinks she is bc of a two week training in Ca.. She abandoned me and threw me over to the most unstable person on earth ... causing immense harm. I got no other alternatives nor help from this ... ignored all calls. I would stay clear of this overweight blowhard. Laura Shaugnessy is only a legend in her own mind. Go elsewhere.

Laura is so helpful and wonderful! She is knowledgeable and has great feedback. She is punctual and…read morereliable. That is very important to me! Thank you for helping me!

Very easy to talk to an interested in wanting to help you on matters of life experience.read more

Jeff is the best therapist I've ever been in counseling with & I highly recommend him. I saw him…read morefor 3+ years, but recently stopped because his Overland Park office is just too far away for me (he was initially in midtown). He helped guide me through the most difficult time of my life thus far (divorce) & has continued to be an excellent resource in helping me flourish as a happy, healthy person. He is a great listener who frequently sends you home with worksheets to further process & work through what we're working on. He also has good recommendations for books. Sessions & "homework" with him were very productive - rather than just feeling like I went there to simply talk. His approach is positive, but realistic & challenging. His style is a balanced mix of traditional + new-agey, which was just the right combo for me. He has a great spirit & uplifting energy. He advertises his practice as " Counseling and Guidance for Men...and the Women who love them." So guys, he may be they guy for you & ladies, I can verify that he works well with women. I never thought I'd see a male therapist (not sure why not) but he's been super. He offers individual or couples counseling so if you're interested in focused help to create the life you want, give Jeff a try. He definitely made a positive, lasting difference in my life.

Used Clinical Associates for a psychological evaluation and weekly telehealth therapy for a family…read moremember for 6 months. What went well: Scheduling for the psych eval was quick and staff were courteous. Intake questions about forms were answered promptly. Major concerns: 1. Months-long delay delivering the written evaluation & poor coordination. The dictated psychological evaluation report took months to finalize and obtain. We were told it was "in dictation" with no ETA. This delayed medication management and higher-level care; we eventually had to hand-carry a copy to another provider despite a ROI signed and a request to immediately distribute a copy of the psych eval to psychiatric prescriber in order to resume medication for patient stabilization. 2. Mismatch between verbal feedback and the written psych evaluation. At the follow-up, personality-pattern concerns and risk factors were discussed verbally; the written report emphasized stress/depression/anxiety (and ADHD/Autism screening) and omitted key details we'd been told. That contradiction made treatment planning confusing. 3. In-house referral did not match the clinical need. We requested a counselor experienced in DBT for complex emotional dysregulation. The referral proceeded without promptly sharing the completed evaluation to the counselor, leaving 2 of the 5 months of sessions without the potential for a targeted plan. Ultimately, patient never received adequate care even with psych eval in hand after 6 months and specific requests made by patient for direction, structure, guidance, and feedback during treatment. 4. Generic couples-therapy guidance without a safety caveat. Patient was told that individual and couples therapy often co-occur for best outcomes. In a high-conflict, dysregulated situation, that advice needs an explicit sequencing/safety caveat (stabilize and demonstrate accountability first; couples work only when safe). Without that, the guidance was easily misapplied at home and increased pressure. 5. Lack of structure in weekly therapy. Sessions felt like open-ended venting with minimal direction, skills coaching, or measurable goals. For a high-risk presentation, we expected a structured, skills-based approach (e.g., DBT), clear objectives, and documented contingencies (e.g., when to step up to IOP/PHP; how safety would be addressed). Bottom line: Kind front-desk staff and a smooth evaluation intake didn't offset months-long documentation delays, a misaligned referral, and guidance that lacked necessary safety context. Families with complex presentations may be better served by a clinic that (a) coordinates records promptly, (b) uses DBT-oriented, skills-based treatment with measurable goals, and (c) explicitly sequences care for safety before suggesting couples work.

I am writing a new, updated review. I previously wrote that getting in contact was very difficult,…read morewhich delayed my prescriptions. I had expressed this to the staff and my psychiatrist at one point, who told me that they were very short-staffed. It did improve greatly after a bit of time. The medication staff is very polite, responsive, and helpful. I currently have a prescription that insurance is refusing to pay for that they had been covering for almost 2 years; the staff was quick to send in PA. When insurance was still denying the claim, they filed the appeal before I even had to ask. I take the highest dose of this medication that costs $8000 a month without insurance. I became worried about coming completely off them for this reason, and they left me samples at the front desk on two occasions. I am still dealing with this situation, but they have helped make it a little less stressful. I have the same psychiatrist, whom I still like seeing, so nothing has changed there. I like that you can easily schedule Tele-health appointments. I have never had to wait long to schedule an appointment, so I am able to get my prescriptions when I need them. The patient messaging portal is a great option for communication as well. They have always responded to me within 24 hours, as long as it is a business day that I sent my message. I have been going here since 2016 and will continue to stay.

My kiddo needed services from Resolve after being referred by her former therapist. This review is…read morenot a reflection of the other metro locations and solely based on this location alone. We used Resolve from January 2023- up until around late last summer. Location: 5/10 The location is ideal, but can be far for folks that live further south. Sadly, it was inconvenient for us. Telehealth is available, but keep this in mind for evening appointments when are battling rush hour and peak travel times. Availability: 2/10 The LSCW we were paired had limited availability. She booked clients back to back, with little breaks in between. This made it difficult to schedule anything with her. Her latest appointment was 8pm; which worked for us briefly, but it quickly led to her burnout and emotional unavailability to my child. It was also pretty difficult to get ahold of her. Initially, I had to reach out to the front desk/admin to relay a message or schedule an appointment. I finally requested her direct email to reach out, which slightly improved communication. Vibe Check: 2/10 The office itself is nice, but the vibe was way off to me. The decor reminds me of a dentist office in the late 70's, early 80s and smelled like the plastic bib they place over you before starting a cleaning. It just did not feel very welcoming or inviting to me. I always felt awkward being in the waiting room. I know it is not easy having your child go to therapy, but nobody looked happy to be there. It was the ultimate doom and gloom. Nap time: 0/10 During my child's sessions, the therapist would wrap themselves in a blanket and doze off. This was no surprise to me, as she scheduled her last appointment at 8pm. Eventually, she started cutting back her hours to be done around 5, but at that point, burnout had set in and the damage to my kid had been done. This is beyond unprofessional. Improper Termination: 1/10 I really do not think termination was properly done with my kiddo in a way that provided closure. Luckily, we were able to find services with another therapist, but there was just lack of communication and closure at the end of our time with her. Again, this is due to burnout, which is common with therapists that book the way she did. Overall: 2/10 I cannot recommend this Resolve location to anyone I love and care about. I honestly believe there is not great management at this location because I observed burnout and the therapists did not seem happy to be there. There are better options in the city for therapy services for your kiddo. (KC PCIT)

I have been going here for years and have loved every counselor I have had! There website makes it…read moreeasy to book online and pick different counselors. Would recommend this place!

Highly recommend! I can't say enough great things about hOMe Holistic and the amazing women who…read morework there. I had an unusually long labor (45 hours) and was supported above and beyond my expectations from start to finish. Nadah and Ashley made the ultimate dream team to make my dream birth a reality despite the challenges we faced. I attended the Prenatal Yoga classes and now the OMbaby + Mama classes and have really enjoyed the connection with the other mamas in class and with my baby. I genuinely do not believe I'd have been able to accomplish my dream birth without their support. I will definitely be using their services again for my future birth(s)!

Loved prenatal classes with Ashley!! Have taken some special seminars that have greatly enriched my…read moreexperience as a mother. Mom Baby yoga was a great experience as a new mom to practice getting out in the world with my new baby in a safe space. And then finding myself surrounded by supportive mothers. Looking forward to using some of their other services.

Every time I walk in, whether it's for my appointment or one of my two daughters' appointments,…read moreKenyala knows us by face and name. She is always so helpful and makes our experience from the moment we walk in until the moment we check out enjoyable, helpful, and relaxing. Kenyala really is the best!! She brings a smile to our faces as soon as we enter the office! thank you for everything you do!!!

Paid out of pocket for testing for my daughter- $400!!! I have an EOB from my insurance company…read morethat shows my responsibility is $0. I've had no luck getting a refund. The therapist is wonderful, but this is wrong. My insurance company has added them to a list of "uncooperative providers" but that doesn't pay my rent or my groceries or my untilities etc. Front desk staff is great as well. The problem is with billing. I have the proof, I've sent the proof, but I guess I am out of luck.