I have worked with Kortnee for over a year. She is a knowledgeable, kind, intuitive person who has…read morehelped me grow as an individual, spiritually, mentally and emotionally. Her table sessions are profound and have helped me work through some trauma issues.

Kortnee is so kind and patient and genuinely personable and cares about her clients. I've been…read moreworking with her for the past year and she's definitely helped me grow mentally and spiritually

Jay Jeter, the other therapists, and front office team have been exceptional…read more I know of a handful that are clients of theirs and we each continue to praise their professional demeanor. Christian who is part of the team there, makes us feel so special each time we speak with him. Very different personality than their former billing agent who they finally terminated. They are much nicer now being that negative voice is no longer a part of RBC. Jay also specializes with OCD as I had a dear friend go there for treatment. I honestly recommend choosing their offices if in need.

I did not have a good experience with this practice. I had a recent year long "therapy" experience…read morewith a practitioner at a CSB who claimed to be fully trained as a trauma therapist but was absolutely not so understandably I'm pretty skittish when it comes to trusting someone new. I explained this in the intake paperwork for Riverbend so I know they were aware. The online intake paperwork itself was super detailed. It asked me to recount the trauma I experienced while offering no emotional support which was pretty horrific for someone with CPTSD who has a lifetime of traumatic experiences. It took me over an hour to complete this paperwork and doing so left me feeling retraumatized, complete with nightmares & increased depression/anxiety/hypervigilance in the days afterwards. When the intake person called to schedule, they indicated that I would be seen by a student. I explained again about my negative experience with my previous untrained practitioner and said I'm not comfortable being seen by a student. The intake person doubled down and said I need to try the student. I politely declined again, reiterating my previous experience and trust issues and asking to be scheduled with a fully trained and licensed therapist. It's been over a month and not only did the intake person never respond to my last email, they never contacted me again to schedule an appointment with anyone. It's my understanding that patients have the right to request a fully trained therapist but not at this place. It was a student therapist for me or nothing at all. My experience with Riverbend left me feeling worse than I did before I contacted them. Im so glad I've found a really good trauma therapist since who agrees that the way I was treated by Riverbend was neither appropriate nor acceptable.

ABSOLUTELY amazing! She listens to all of your needs and actually helps you! I could not thank…read moreLydia enough for all she's done! Very satisfied and cannot wait to see how my life will transform with all of her help!

From the owner: Intuitive Mind Behavioral Health supports each person's mental wellness journey with integrative…read morecare tailored to their life challenges and goals. Board-certified psychiatric-nurse practitioner Lydia Kimeli-Pope, MSN-PMHNP, welcomes patients aged 12 and older to their serene office in New Braunfels, Texas. Lydia believes every patient is unique and requires great care in harmonizing treatment plans, provider-patient interactions, and medications to achieve positive and therapeutic outcomes. She connects with each person, listening to their concerns and focusing on their individual mental health needs. Though Lydia specializes in mood disorders, she diagnoses and treats a broad range of mental health conditions. Patients seek her compassionate treatment for anxiety, schizophrenia, trauma, and suicidal ideation. She also treats people struggling with eating disorders. After graduating with a Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN), Lydia worked for 10 years as a registered nurse (RN). She discovered a passion for psychiatric care in 2014 and has been in that specialty field ever since. She became a certified psychiatric-mental health nurse practitioner (PMHNP), then received her Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) from Walden University, headquartered in Minneapolis, Minnesota. She speaks English and Swahili fluently...

The type of therapy I received from Jana Wesson Martin was life-changing. Not only did I feel heard…read moreand understood, but she also provided advice and insights into communication skills to assist me in all areas of my life. She especially helped me with the loss of my son. I truly appreciate all of her support. It took me a long time to break down and finally get a therapist but had I known how much Jana would change my life I wouldn't have waited so long. I would highly recommend her to anyone.

This center is primarily profit driven. Money is their primary purpose. My friend spent almost…read more$5,000 for Biofeedback training as suggested by Heather I. It really didn't help. She also influenced my friend to stay away from her Mother. Her mother found this center and took the friend there. I don't agree with any therapist who turns family members against each other, particularly a Mother-Daughter relationship. I would discourage anyone from using this center unless you have money to burn.

The pace of therapy felt slow, and I didnt see the level of progress I expected for the time and…read morecost involved.

Dr. Jennifer Mitchell is amazing working with children. She takes on tough cases and with the…read moreparents cooperation is able to help children through their crises. If you don't like what you are hearing or seeing then that probably means counseling and therapy are working. Being angry at the messenger is not the answer. The trick is to change and follow through. I strongly recommend Dr. Mitchell. I have seen the results first hand of her steady, firm, and calm presence with children and their families, if you listen to her and act on what you learn good things happen.