I started with AFCC about 5 years ago after my husband passed away. My therapist Herb was very…read moreunderstanding, compassionate and really has helped me over the past 5 years. I struggled with not only my husband's passing but with how my life has changed and my relationships with my husband's family. I can't thank Herb enough for always being available and scheduling is always easy. I highly recommend AFCC to anyone who us in need of counseling. Many many thanks Herb Donna Bouteiller

I have have been a client for over a decade. Any issues I've ever had we're were taken care of…read morepromptly without issue and the staff is absolutely wonderful. 10/10 would recommend.

I honestly needed BlueSky a lot sooner and I wish they had a better working relationship with other…read moreresidential programs in New England instead of advertising on the radio in Danbury. I wish the programs were more clearly outlined on the website so more people in need could find it. The Pros: Competent clincians (with an exception who was let go), who offer thorough, well-researched groups. The ability to tailor your schedule to your needs, and reassess over time. Transportation is provided, and there is a number to call for 24/7 support in the ETP (Enhanced Treatment Program). There was always a therapist on call. Of the programs I have been in, I will say BlueSky has the ability to provide high-quality care for a wider variety of issues, including psychosis and trauma. The trauma psycho-ed group was a particular favorite of mine - I had never experienced that level of psychoeducation in any other setting. The cons: some houses are much nicer than others (for those in the ETP program). Security in the houses is very lax, there were break ins at one location during my time there. There is no accounting for noise levels, creppy neighbors, and people smoking weed in your driveway. Male staff can enter all-female housing at any time, even in the middle of the night. Nothing untoward ever happened that I knew of, but it is a consideration for some. Night shift staff can be dismissive - once I was in the midst of a panic attack, called for meds, and was told to 'wait until morning' next time because the medication was 'too hard to sort through'. Of the two perscribers I worked with, one (the MD) was much more competent. I was still over medicated, to my detriment. Having been in similar programs before, I will say this is about par for the course anywhere you go, especially if you enter on a robust med regimen. My time at BlueSky was not wasted. As with any program, you get out what you are able to put into it. I felt I had adequate support and was well-prepared to live on my own by the time I left.

Note: This review on Google was taken down, because it was flagged by the Blue Sky staff. Very…read moreSHADY! Anyway, Blue Sky brings up very mixed feelings. The folks were well intentioned and caring but not very detailed oriented. Communication always seemed to be an issue, and my medications were never quite right. The individual therapy was fine, and the groups were hit or miss, depending on who facilitated. The life coaches were just unreliable but nice and well intentioned. My biggest reservation involved our dependence on rides to the store, appointments or to the clinic. Being on time always seemed to be an issue, and schedules would change at the last minute with no communication. I intended my stay to be a six month treatment experience but only completed one month. That's all I could take. I was discharged and transferred to a sober living facility but foolishly decided to continue with Blue Sky IOP for "treatment continuity". I lasted 3 more weeks before reaching the end of my rope. Overall, Blue Sky was a learning experience and like most such services, it's exactly what you make of it. I sought to make the best of my time there but was very glad to leave and finally cut ties completely. UPDATE: Today, I am working on 3 years sobriety and remain hopeful about long term recovery. Now that some time has past, I definitely see how Blue Sky was a major challenge in my post treatment recovery, but I plugged into another program and learned from that whole ordeal. Others have been helped, so like that unwritten Taylor Swift song we'll never hear, "Maybe It's Me". Best wishes to all seeking a sober life!

The team providing support is caring, professional and supportive. I would recommending adapting…read moreDBT training consistently.

The only reason I'm giving this place 5 stars is for one person in charge only she will always…read moretruly be the best Clinician in the world if only other doctor offices and Griffin faculty could take a lesson from her Samantha you truly care about the patient not there financial status you truly care for your patients you always go above and beyond to make sure everyone is happy if it was to warm in the room the air conditioner went on and she even knew I hated going with the bright lights on she had no problem having the lights off during group that's a true down to earth caring person I will never forget. The first time I went here it was simply phenomenal everyone got along with each other and everyone wanted to see everyone grow and be a better person. The second time around not so much in my opinion the patients would judge the person more just for playing a game on the phone during break time not during the group session when we have to talk no during break time it's not really the other person business anyways everyone is going for themselves not to be picked on for texting or playing a game on the phone when you have that initial break. When I was sitting in my chair one of the patients got up and pretended to kick me in the shin I never had that issue happen to me anywhere with adults in a professional setting. I was really glad Sam stood up for me and took him out of the room and told his ass where to go because it isn't normal for a patient to go up to another patient and start pretending to kick him or say your so angry and can't control yourself when the other person isn't bothering you IOP should be a place of non judgement because if your going some way that causes you to have more anxiety that's not the place anyone with mental health issues should be. I still remember when I was sitting outside having a panic attack at the table by the bathroom and some old worker walked in front of me not even asking are you ok he just continued to walk back and fourth I was like wow nice place. The only person here that always supported me was Samantha even when pot was legal they wanted to breathalyzer me before going in the place why just why Sam made sure to hold the assholes off my back thank you for that? Even the doctor sees me having a panic attack and she didn't care she just went back into her room. The thing that got me here is when I came back for my second week one of female chaplains looked at me in front of everyone and said o you are back Chris is that really any of your business your business should preach and walk and talk like Jesus not worrying it's someone second time around in group that just made everyone else in the room turn and look at me. I mean it's really sad when your patients are complaining there isn't no snacks and there spoiled snacks from last year and Griffin didn't care nice place there was only one worker that did care and made sure everything was perfect and her name was Sam if your looking to feel better mentally just trust Sam because she is the only worker here that will actually take the time to listen and care not to shove a pill down your throat for a paycheck she most definitely deserves a raise working amongst her other workers it has to be stressful doing everyone else job for them. All and all if you need to talk not all the patients in the room here are assholes the second time around there were a few that were not judgemental she actually seen my panic attack and gave me a hug a man doesn't forget ever what happens she was even nice enough to donate 50 bucks twords me getting another bunny that's a true person right there. Sam always did make me feel safe and secure without her in charge the place and the rest of the staff in charge is a shit show plain and simple. One thing I can say Sam you deserve your own office if I was you have the patients you have now and swap them to a place your running in charge because you care for the patient not what's in there Pocket.

I am getting occupational therapy for pain in my hands. Kind of below my thumbs. It's called CMC…read morejoint degeneration. I just want to say that Meghan, who does my therapy is the best therapist in the world! Everyone here is very professional and courteous and extremely friendly. I always enjoy my visit and I'm happy that my pain has lessened.

Hailey is great Therapist so far it may get intense but necessary to get better!…read more Timely appointments so get in now!

The expertise, professionalism, knowledge, and personalized patient care shown by Amber and Maryann…read more of Connect Physical Therapy is well above any treatment I've ever received at other physical therapy places! You are treated as a person, not a patient and you receive one-on-one attentive personal care by either Amber or Maryann. For example, I experienced another injury a couple days prior to my PT appointment, so Amber adapted her personalized treatment so I walked out feeling so much better! I would definitely give Connect Physical Therapy 10 stars ! Michelle

Everyone at Connect from Maryanne, Amber and Evan has helped me recover from my knee replacement…read moreand rotator cuff surgery. They always listened and worked with you on getting better. I would highly recommend Connect Physical Therapy.

I began going to Synergy Advanced Healthcare for GP care. Over time the office noticeably…read moreexperienced challenges with reliable employees and tech communication where scheduling and Rx refills were challenging. With the recent move to the Torrington office is obviously streamlined, organized, immaculate and very welcoming and with Magnolia Health & Infusions across the hall offers broad alternative health treatment. Brandy has meticulously prepared options for my healthcare needs without feeling pressured to purchase uninsured choices. Time has proven to me, Keith and Brandy's full spectrum health care is personal and I highly recommend their care to everyone!

it's amazing to be stuck in a crisis because my meds have run out and my APRN is ignoring my phone…read morecalls to please call it in. The pharmacy says all they're waiting for is a call from my APRN Susan or Brandy. calling the office is a joke. The machine picks up and states that the office is closed, clearly it is not. The website says it's open till 6:30. It also states to leave a vm and someone will get back to me within 2 business days. What does it take for my APRN to call in my script? I've been struggling with this for weeks!!! It's not good to just stop your anxiety depression meds just like that. After a month of trying to get through to the office that states every single day they are closed is beyond unacceptable! Nobody calls back after two business days like it states. Nobody calls back at all. It's not only unprofessional to ignore one or your clients but it's downright mean and cruel!!! I shouldn't have to call 911, be taken to the hospital by ambulance,, just to get my prescription filled! With no transportation and no spare money for an uber I'm stuck sitting here going nuts! I have lost all respect for Synergy due to all its failures. I shouldn't have to take this further but it looks like I'm going to have to.....

i had a wonderful therapist Bethany at Ivy Therapy in Wallingford, CT. She is a good listener and…read morevery responsive to all of my needs. I can't believe how much better I feel since having therapy. I never thought my pain would ever become as less as it is now. The people in the in the office were very kind and courteous while making my appointments. As well as myself, I always saw how polite they were with other patients too.

I was a client at Angelus house (the adult program). I had been in many residential programs…read morepreviously and I did not get better. I was still struggling. I came to Angelus house and I have to say I was unhappy. I hated the program director and I thought he was mean. Well, that all changed and so did I. I got better. Better than I ever had been. I worked hard and it was uncomfortable. I was taught to get comfortable with being uncomfortable. I was taught to see the red flags before I take a nosedive. I was taught how to manage my illness and keep my head high. The program director is now the person I look up to most. He has kept me sane, productive and growing for years now. I still see him now and again as my outpatient therapist and I owe all my success to him. He saw what I could be when I couldn't see it myself. Angelus house built me up and kept me climbing so that I could get to where I am now. I am stable, and have been for years now. I am happy, content, productive, and all my relationships are healthy ones. I can set boundaries and take care of myself. I would not have been able to do any of this without the guidance and, sometimes tough, love from all the staff at angelus house, especially Dave. Of course, no one likes to be in treatment but, it is the best thing for those of us who struggle with mental illness. We can manage and get better. We just have to have the right people to guide us and the hard work and perseverance to get there. I found that at Angelus house.

Angelus house at Wellspring works for a very specific type of client. 18-22, Connecticut or New…read moreEngland-based, affluent, cisgender female, white, Christian. Clients who go off to college and struggle with the experience have done well there, especially when they can work up to going home on the weekends and transition back to their old lives with some new coping skills. Here's who I've seen struggle (perhaps why I struggled myself): those for whom several psychiatric medications have not worked, those who need medical care beyond the mental (did not see a doctor exluding phsychiatrist for almost a year), those perscribed benzodiazepienes (or any medication that 'we don't do here'), people with significant dietary restrictions, those struggling with extensive trauma. Angelus has a heavily family-focused approach. For some clients and situations, this works very well, for others, it does not. Carefully consider your situation and your long-term goals before making any commitments.