I stopped in and asked if any of the therapist had a long couch which I require for a disability…read more They never got back to me. I actually inquired twice and got no response.

The front desk staff is helpful, and the waiting area is clean and relaxing. My therapist Rachel…read moreLawley is incredible. She builds me up and makes me feel like I'm doing a great job. 10/10 recommend.

Dr Burge is hands down the best psychologist out there. I recommend speaking up so any issue that…read morearises in a session that you disagree with can be addressed in session. He is always punctual to the minute. The office runs like clockwork which is so rare for a Dr.'s office. I have been seeing him for existential issues and he has helped me immensely. Andrea, the new staff member has been super kind and helpful every time I have spoken to her. I couldn't recommend Dr Burge more highly.

Wonderful group with caring therapist who are well trained and knowledgeable. The office staff is…read morefriendly and helpful.

Andrea is kind yet firm in looking inward and getting to the source of finding freedom and…read morehappiness within yourself. She is very encouraging, insightful, and practical. She was also extremely understanding when I had an out of my control circumstance and had to regretfully cancel an appointment last minute. After trying 4 different therapists, I finally am settled and very grateful to have found her.

I've been seeing Andrea for over two years now. I can honestly say, after years of "fake"…read moretherapists, she's a breath of fresh air. Andrea works diligently with you to find and express your authentic self. She doesn't shy away from giving me the tough love that I need to keep pushing myself to be the best version of me that I can be. For the first time in my life, I feel like I've got a champion behind me, cheering me on.

I came here in April of 2023 seeking help after the loss of my father and my twin brother within…read morethe span of 2-3 months in 2019. I had attempted to self medicate using alcohol which wasn't really helping. I was having trouble with my emotions and in general was trying to work through a lot of grief. To be honest I don't feel like I received any help or guidance from the therapist/counselor I was assigned other than I should seek the services of an alcohol treatment program which was very expensive. Ultimately for me anyway finding folks who would listen to me, and help me work through what I was going through made a huge difference in my life. I would have thought that would be the kind of help you would get from a practice such as this, unfortunately that wasn't my experience. Your experience or mileage in this case may vary or be different from mine, and I whole heartedly hope that to be the case. I haven't detected an ounce of compassion, care, or empathy from anyone I've dealt with here so its not a place I could recommend you go if your looking for help as I was.

I've struggled with depression and anxiety for as long as I can remember, and Leska with Shelby…read morePsychological Services is the first counselor I've seen that actually helped me. More than that, I'd say she saved me on a couple of occasions. The entire staff here is fantastic. Beth, the receptionist, always greets me by name and with a smile, and she's incredibly professional and efficient. Dr Spence is a child psychologist who specializes in neuropsychology and she has given me tremendous insight about my child. My counselor leska has also seen my oldest daughter and my husband, and they both think she's wonderful as well. If you need long term help, short term help, and want a staff that's kind, professional, personable, and incredible, please visit this office. I cannot say enough good things about these amazing people!

At first, my psychiatrist/nurse practitioner was really kind, caring, and considerate. Within…read moremonths, he started calling me to the back 30 minutes after my appointment was scheduled. He gave me a prescription for a med and it worked good and then the next refill, my current pharmacy changed manufactures and the it made me feel very sick. I called and left a message to let him know and he suggested that we send it to a different pharmacy which worked out the first time. Last month, he sent the med to the wrong pharmacy and I have been trying to contact him since. No response, the pharmacy reached out to him several times and he won't answer. Why would you put someone on meds and just stop responding? This med is horrible stopping and then starting again. I won't be back.

They lost my records like a month after a left. Impossible to reach anyone. Theyre very mean and…read morewont answer any phone calls, emails, or messages. They dont give quality care because they just dont listen to their patients. My doctor tried to talk to someone higher up to get me a subsidized rate for community therapy and the guy said that I "would be greatful unless I paid for it." He also said that I wasnt having hallucinations. I was diagnosed with a psychotic disorder and hospitalized not long after.

I see Jackie Devine there. She is a great counselor that I've been seeing for years…read more She is such a great listener. I highly recommend her for anyone seeking therapy.

Horrible experience. DR. RABBANI is the rudest medical professional I have ever had the displeasure…read moreof meeting. I have a history of ADHD. When I received my diagnosis at the age of 35, it was life-changing. I remember thinking "is this how the rest of the world views projects, work, discipline, and anything requiring focus." I finally understood myself. Unfortunately, I needed a fresh start after a few years of not taking my medicine. Dr. Rabbani only looked at forms that I filled out (which only asks questions regarding anxiety, depression, and substance and physical abuse) and had less than one minute conversation before refusing to prescribe Aderral. I even told him it didn't have to be that particular med, if that was his concern. He made me feel like I was drug-seeking and was very argumentative. He said I was diagnosed too late for it to be accurate, that ADHD is only diagnosed in young people!!! He says I dont have ADHD, that I have anxiety and depression. I asked how did medications help me in the past if I dont have ADHD. His answer was that cocaine would help, but that didnt mean I should take it. When I questioned further for understanding, he said "I cant make it any clearer that I wont prescribe Aderral." He would not take a look at the medical records I had sent to his office. He only made an assessment based on a skewed questionnaire that I filled out when I was stressed. He asked "do you have any other medical issues *glances in my direction* other than being overweight." I told him I have sleep apnea which can cause the high blood pressure I'm having, but that its currently untreated because my insurance deductible is too high. He immediately questioned "oh you have money for Aderral but not to fix the root cause of your high BP." Aderral is $15 a month vs. $5000 for diagnosis and treatment of sleep apnea. He accused me of refusing his treatment plans when I told him my insurance deductible is too high for therapy. No attempt was made to understand why I feel I have, or why two previous Psychiatrists diagnosed me with ADHD. He clearly does not understand ADHD because zero questions were asked once he honed in on anxiety. I have trouble focusing, forgetfulness, executive function paralysis, trouble with every-day conversations, eye contact, hyper fixation and other BASIC symptoms. He did not ask about any of this. I genuinely felt like this man thought I was trying to "score" some meds. He mentioned people sell it on the street and made a cocaine reference twice. I will take a drug test if you want!! I feel that he took one look at me and made an assessment. Overweight: must be trying score adderral to lose weight. Why would a PSYCHIATRIST be so confrontational? I feel attacked. Dr. Rabbani does not understand financial strain and is very judgmental and condescending. These are not good attributes for a psychiatrist. Thank you for stealing a $50 copay from me and whatever balance awaits because I havent met my deductible.

Went there for a single appointment. Spent twenty minutes going on about my life and all the…read moreproblems I faced. Called to schedule my next appointment a week later and was told they banned me from the premises without any further explanation. Helpful indeed.

When I need my head shrunk, this is the best place to go! I…read moresee Dr Faber and he is fantastic. He's a straight shooter and I appreciate his open and honest feedback. I've also seen one of the nurse practitioners in the practice and he was great as well. I also have several friends who use this practice and they love it as well! The receptionists are all friendly and efficient. The building is large and comfortable, it feels like you're in someone's (large) home and I always feel at ease there. Like any successful practice, there is typically a wait to get in, so call early to get seen!

The clinicians have been fine but the admin staff is rude and lack any kind of compassion or care…read morefor the patients. They all act like they hate their jobs.

My personal grievance is with Nurse Practitioner William Gurley. He is a competent provider but a…read morezero-tolerance doctor when it comes to prescribing benzos. He very reluctantly prescribed me a month's supply of Xanax and when I came to pick up the script at the pharmacy two days later, found that he or the office had called to cancel it. I recognize that many patients abuse controlled substances and no doubt Grayson & Associates has run across its fair share of patients who fall into that category. However, without informing me and allowing me to explain my circumstances, my script was abruptly nixed. In reality, and had Mr. Gurley bothered to reach out and ask me, I would have informed him that I had been earlier prescribed 45 1 mg Ativan pills by my previous psychiatrist with the option of taking up to 3 per day as needed. Which I did. I had a rough month with many panic attacks. Within 15 days I was out, though the prescription had been filled on April 8, 1 day before I tried to fill Gurley's Xanax script. I also was prescribed Restoril (Temazepam) for sleep, which is a benzo as well, yes, but I ceased to take it after three days because I found it did absolutely nothing for me. Fifteen years ago it was very effective, but no longer. What I would underscore to Mr. Gurley and all providers is that I have been on lots of medication for 30 years and as a result have developed a strong tolerance to many of them. I was classified as an abuser of my meds when I simply ceased to take them because they didn't work anymore. Jumping to conclusions isn't fair and does no one any good. Don't make assumptions that all patients are out to misuse their medications. As the saying goes, that ain't necessarily so. And for God's sake, have the decency to speak to me face to face next time, Mr. Gurley.