I have been to several spas and massage therapists over the years and Sara is the most genuine…read morecaring therapist I have experienced. She cares about all her clients, and her spa Aspen Rose offers a variety of esthetics and additional services. I purchased the monthly massage membership plan which comes with multiple add ons. All the staff is very friendly and helpful Highly recommend!

Sara is so good at what she does. She is excellent at massage, but also at reading people and…read moreknowing the trouble areas.

I have had the pleasure of working with Daniel, Jake and Christin Words cannot express the…read moregratitude and respect I have for them. Over the years I have worked with numerous clients, colleagues and professionals in this area of mental health. You will not find a group of people more, caring, educated, experienced and dedicated than those here at Infinite Arches.

Infinite arches save my life. I had been an addict for over 20 years, stealing from anyone to feed…read moremy habit. I lived in shelters, on the street, jails, and under bridges. My parents were there for me for years, helping send me to many rehabs. One rehab was even a two-year program. I could stay clean for a few weeks or even some months but nothing worked. Fifteen months ago I overdose for the eighth time. After being in the hospital for several weeks, I was done. A friend of mine Daniel Kelso contacted me. He was starting a program that was a rehabilitation program. I went from the hospital in North Carolina to Ogden, Utah were Infinite Arches was located. The program there is different from any that I have been to. Each person is evaluated and given an individual plan that is unique to that person. It is not a "one size fits all" program. I cannot stress how positive this program is. I've been clean for 15 months. As I said, Infinite Arches saved my life! Sincerely, Sidney Spencer Jr.

I was taken here on a pink sheet. while in the ER I was grilled on basic medical information but…read morewas given no crisis care of any kind. when I refused to disrobe and put on a gown I was left alone for hours, only being offered foo. no crisis care as I huddled in a corner of the room. I was never evaluated told my rights or shown any compassion. at one point I was crying for my service dog who was taken by the police, when I became confused and told them my dog was dead, my previous dog had just died a few months earlier, they just walked away. after shift change they again came in to get me to put on a gown. I was verbally aggressive, cursing, and told them they would have rip them off of me. they said they could do that and began discussing that right outside my room. at this point after four hours of fight or flight hiding like an abused animal I snapped and began hitting th wall. of course this led to restraints. As they restrained me the nurse laughed and one of the orderlies told me this was my fault. I was left this way until I agreed to change. they made me do this in mixed sex company. they took my blood without consent while restrained. I was then shoved in a room and left. the doctor did not show up to interview me until the next morning. he again only did a standard medical history and told me my wife said I was suicida. never told me my rights, never told me I could make phone calls or have an attorney. the social worker showed up I simply told them to go read my file and was still not informed of anything. it was not until day three that I was show. any compassion by the staff. this was when the nurse noticed I was not eating, had not eaten or had anything to drink for three days. my gown was sold due to it being three or for sizes too big and falling in the toile, I had not left my room in that time and thouhht I was locked in. The doctor showed ip on this day and explained the meds and that he wanted to wait till the next day to check if they where working and only after I asked did he explain the process in very brief terms of how the hold worked and still did not tell me my rights. The social worker came in later and asked if I was ok with her starting a safety plan with my wife, who I refused to see, and if they could give her my code. I said I did not care but was not aware of what the code was until I finally got my intake paperwork and she also told me I may be discharged that day, contrary to what the doctor told me. I was moved to a different ward and given back my cloths. Long story short they kept me the full 5 days counting weekends even though I never saw a doctor again for more than 5 minute, no therapy no questions or interest in why I was there. My wife showed up to my surprise which if I was not stable. They began discharge the next day but then told me I had to stay the fu hold time which is not correct or legal. I was forced to leave with my wife when discharge also not legal. I was never evaluated even with knowledge of my traumas they were not taken into account for my care or reasons for not being willing to disrobe. I was not treated as a person for much of the first three days simply left in my room so long as I was quit. I was never told my rights my possessions where gone through without me present and I was made to sign off on the inventory. This hospital does not follow the law and does not respect its patients it holds you beyond need to inflate the bill which I refused to pay.

I'm absolutely appalled to find out how my 12-year-old granddaughter was treated the last time for…read moreher impatient care at the behavioral health unit. During a breakdown someone just stood by and watched the following day she was punished for having a breakdown then the therapist told her that she was acting out for attention as if she was an adult wanting to stay there.

You are always surrounded with a genuine, and understanding presence when you are here. I couldn't…read moreimagine going anywhere else! Maryanne is amazing, and I really appreciate everything she has done to help me discover my desire for true happiness!

Maryanne made me feel extremely comfortable in my first therapy experience. I had not been…read morewelcoming to the idea of counseling but she changed that. While talking to her during my first session felt like I was talking to someone that I had known for 10 years and it was easy to open up.

I work as a partner with Aloha Behavioral Consultants and their therapists, physicians, wellness…read moreinstructors, and administrative staff are all amazing. It truly is like working with a family. They all deeply care about their patients and clients. I would highly recommend them for any counseling, therapy, or wellness needs. They also have a beautiful new office with a wellness studio upstairs for yoga classes and a massage room.

So many disappointments with Aloha Behavioral Consultants: -…read morewhen you call, during business hours, to schedule or discuss anything, frequently the phone just rings and rings, eventually goes to voicemail, then encourages you to leave a voicemail that they never respond to-ever. They have not responded to even one of my voicemails over the span of the year I went there. If you want to contact them, you have to keep calling every few hours. It would take me days to get anything scheduled. - they offer services that they do not follow through with other than all the appointments necessary to be approved- then, even though that form of treatment is fully covered by my insurance at any other mental health or counseling center-they need documentation from your previous mental health clinic on billing so they can try to understand how to bill for it. There was a necessary treatment I was approved for and desperately needed (and they were fully aware of how bad I was getting mentally and emotionally) yet every time I called to see if the issue had been resolved, I was told it would be another week or so, or they were waiting to "hear back" from somewhere. The billing documentation from my previous mental health provider was emailed to the address Aloha provided several times over the span of two months before Aloha "received it". The last place I went to emailed it the same day I requested it be sent-every time Aloha told me they hadn't received it. - basically they had me "hurry up and wait" for an entire year on something that should not have taken more than a day or two to resolve being fully aware of how rapidly and how badly my mental health continued to decline. As of today, they still have not provided the treatments they offered and I clearly needed. They claim to be mental health advocates and not only did they do absolutely nothing to help me, the hopeless frustration I developed over the span of the year I stayed there contributed significantly to my mental and emotional health declining further. Completely unacceptable. They do not care about how their clients are doing but they are all about making sure they get paid straightaway for services (including all the unnecessary appointments to be approved for treatment that I had already been approved for previously and my insurance covered fully). I have been in treatment consistently since my diagnosis at 13 years old (I am now 52) and throughout that span of time I can say that Aloha is the worst mental health treatment center I have ever scheduled with.