Really quick to dismiss a patient especially when they need help. The office staff who calls back…read moreis so unkind.

I never write reviews but I felt like my experience at pathways and specifically with Chloe was…read moreworth writing about. She was so easy to connect with and really made me feel like I could open up. It felt like I was talking with someone who really cared about me and that is hard to find in a therapist! If you ever find yourself interested in starting therapy, Chloe is a great choice.

Sierra is totally awesome!! I have had a reflexology facial which is wonderful & her regular…read morefacial is so amazing!! I plan on seeing her one a month to keep my skin healthy & beautiful!! So thankful I found her!!!

best 10/10. Front desk is always kind but most importantly I finally found a therapist that best…read moreconnect with. The open window next to the mountains during your sessions is also a plus. go to therapy. trust.

I spent a lot of time in therapy at Kayenta therapy. For the most part of service was mediocre the…read moreowner of the company kept falling asleep while I was in session switched Therapist all she wanted to do was talk about my cowboy boots finally found a wonderful wonderful therapist and we've been together now for years. Sara Pelton is such a wonderful therapist. I would recommend her to just about anybody but as you know when you look for Therapist, you have to interview them and we have had Ed an incredible relationship for years now Cindy.

I would caution against using the student therapists for any major, serious issues…read more Taylor Corso was friendly enough that I convinced myself she was helpful. However, she rarely actually did anything other than ask about my week and how I feel. She never stuck to any new "tool" or "method" we would try. I would do everything she asked of me, from filling out busywork to doing walks to talking to people I didn't want to. I even voluntarily surrendered to my greatest fear of being locked up in a hospital. She gave me her number and told me not to call hotlines because they would leave me on hold. But she would ignore almost every call or text made until I stopped even trying. After a week or two of any approach she'd give up, only to months later accuse me of "never really trying" to improve. She would also complain about my negativity and low self esteem, only to tell me all my problems are my fault and if I only tried harder I would be fine. For context, much of my issues regarded depression, incurable medical issues, and the death of my father. But she consistently framed things as my fault. Despite all this, I stuck with her for three years because I appreciated her being candid and friendly. What most therapists wouldn't do for fear of being unprofessional, she was fine with. She'd call us friends, joke around with me, she'd even said if I didn't want to work on improvement I could just vent and talk to her once a week. But then, in the first few minutes of my last session, she told me she wouldn't work with me anymore. No prior discussion had been had, and very little explanation was offered. She sent a list of names I don't know and offered one single session to process. And when my car broke down, she refused to reschedule that session, and only assured me she'd done her due diligence. When I asked if I'd done something wrong, she told me I hadn't. She'd just snubbed me for no reason I guess. I can't imagine this is the best way to handle that situation for any therapist. But for one I've seen for three years and always spoke to me candidly, I was especially surprised at such a curt and cold snubbing. I can't speak for the other therapists here, but the one I've seen hasn't made a great example. The receptionist has always been very kind, though

A few back, I decided to see a therapist. In order to get medication, I had to see Somers. In order…read morefor me to get a prescription of a medication that I used in the past and I would like, I would need to meet with Somers. Within 15 minutes of getting to "know" me, he wanted to put me in medication that 1, I didn't ask, 2. I didn't need and 3. Didn't want. He made it cleared that if I didn't get this medication, then he wouldn't prescribe the medication that I wanted. I got the medication but it did nothing for me. The medication was for a medical condition that I did showed any signs of, yet alone had anything. I had to see him about 2-3 times and I would tell him that I didn't need that particular medication. But he insisted that it will help me, which it never did. When I spoke to my therapist that if I still needed to see him, he told me that no, I was not required to see him to continue getting treatment with my therapist. I stop seeing him the minute I was told I didn't have to continue seeing him.

I had this med doctor before this is my doctor comes off a blunt person but he comes off arrogant…read more he would take my brother and are wait and he would ask us what did you do to lose the weight I think that was so disrespectful for him to do that.

I reached out for my mom, who's in her 80's- this had been the perfect fit. Every one needs an…read moreoutside voice to hear, vent and just listen Thank you Dena, for such care

During the hardest year of my life I found Dena Johns through my insurance referral for therapy…read more Dena was the best thing for me. She listened and talked me through the loss of my dad and later that year the loss of my mother. She is very punctual, reliable, listens without judgment, and kind.

Terrible office and Katie is not able to read and understand how billing works.. She was so…read moreargumentative and telling me that my insurance was not correct and I showed her proof all my claims are paid and also the app showing my current eligibility is good and she was so rude.. wow.. and she works in mental health that's really pathetic.. Do better!! Hire better... I can provide all info if the boss wants to see it...

Wonder staff...you know that they care...uour not just a number...highly recommend. The atmosphere…read moreis not just an office...it's comforting & clean.

I'm extremely hurt & confused with the 2nd appt I never got to have…read more On 6/4/2025, I had my first couples' therapy session with Baylee Taylor, one of the student therapists. There were lots of things said throughout that initial session, but it was mostly an introduction of ourselves, which I expected. Towards the end of the session, she advised individual therapy, which we scheduled for today (6/11/2025) at 6:00 PM & for my partner the next day (6/12/2025). Later that night, we received an email from her that she's referring us to individual therapy & that our couples' therapy appt will be canceled. I was fine with the couples' therapy being canceled because I thought we did schedule the INDIVIDUAL therapy sessions. I can see both sides, but given the fact that we were the people needing HELP, I think it's always best to give your clients a call, leave a message (voicemail or text), then send an email explaining what's going on. Leading up to today, I was excited. I took notes, ready to share with her. I just needed some guidance. Although I'm depressed, have ADHD and anxiety, I want to move forward with myself in a way. I called earlier today to make sure I had an appt (because I was unsure). I had a follow-up call around 4 confirming that I did have an appt, so I was relieved. I was trying to hurry, but I was running late. I arrived at 6:07 PM. No one was at the reception desk. I tried saying "hello?" several times & even walked down the hall to see if someone could help me. 10 mins then 20+ mins went by.. Someone arrived for their appt and their respective therapist. I had actually asked him if he could help me, but he was just as confused because he only rents the space out. It's not his fault. I left because I was clearly forgotten. I don't know what happened, but I'm incredibly hurt. Why? Because I took time off of work to be there, I left my dog in someone else's (plus, she got hurt & I still had to leave because of the appt), I called & confirmed (idk who it was but it was a young, female voice that answered), I had a huge headache, I had notes ready, I was open. I really hope that I wasn't charged for today's non-existent appt. I'm sure there was 100% miscommunication that happened. I understand she was a student therapist, so she's still learning? I would advise for you to find someone that makes sure you understand what is going on, how things are happening. Have someone who calls and explains. Because just like text messaging someone, the message might not be understood properly. Even with Baylee in the picture, there was no one in the reception desk to guide me or help me understand what happened.

If everything were fine, I wouldn't be in therapy. I went to therapy because my family's behavior…read moreis genuinely dangerous to my mental health, and past contact has caused PTSD episodes, destabilization, and even medical emergencies. Multiple therapists and psychiatrists told me 'everything is fine' or implied that I was safe to reconnect with them, and that advice made me drop my guard. When I did, my parents reverted to the exact same abusive patterns--accusations, manipulation, abandonment, and financial coercion--which triggered a severe relapse. I ended up overwhelmed, unable to think clearly, unable to work, and I required emergency care. Now I have significant medical bills and my functioning is disrupted. Minimizing the danger didn't help me heal; it put me back into trauma. Telling me 'everything is fine' was not support--it was a dismissal that caused real harm.

This is an amazing place that cares about their patients. The front office staff is always a…read morepleasure to deal with. They are very upbeat and personable. I personally see Angela Alessi and she is amazing! She left for a while but returned, and I am so happy that she did. I am not sure why this listing only shows Nicole Vaughn. I do not even know who that is. Perhaps she's the owner? I can only speak for Angela and she is a pleasure to work with and speak to. She truly cares about your well being. I highly recommend Changing Minds for anyone who is looking for help with coping with ADHD and OCD.

I love this place when it first opened and my nurse practitioner Kelly Bucalo was amazing. She…read moreunfortunately left and I can completely understand why. Nicole, the owner lacks empathy and compassion She will come late to your TMS appointments or not at all. Then try to diagnose you 3 minutes of talking to you because she's money hungry and wants to take advantage of your vulnerable mental state. I also feel so bad for her staff because I know they were trying their best while Nicole could care less.

I started working with Jaclyn in the Spring of 2013. I did a google search for a life coach, she…read morepopped up, and within a few weeks she had helped me regain my footing and joy for life. Jaclyn is truly dedicated to her clients and remarkably caring. She's been so encouraging and wise. I recommend her to all of the people I care about : )

I contacted Jaclyn when my marriage was breaking apart. At that time, my wife and I had recently…read morebeen to a clinical psychologist for marriage counseling, but we were unable to break the logjams of communication which existed in our marriage. I was desperately searching for something..anything..that might help to save our relationship, and her specialty in couple's coaching represented my very last resort. Jaclyn shocked us both, by calling within hours of receiving my email..on a Saturday morning. I could hear the caring in her voice immediately, for two people she had not even met. She spent an hour on the phone, first with me and then us both on speaker, and her soft listening style was punctuated with direct, simple questions. That phone call changed our downward-spiral trajectory, and starting us talking again after our long silence. By the time we met with her a few days later, we had already made significant progress. Over the course of our sessions together, she then helped us make much more. In everything she said, and in everything she did, she left an indelible imprint of positivity upon me, and in the most memorable way, reinforced it's awesome power. In the world of personal counseling, where everybody seems so impersonal, Jaclyn stands out before she even says a word.