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    Acme Counseling

    Acme Counseling

    3.7(3 reviews)
    0.1 mi

    I went to Acme Counseling this spring for general mental health care. The quality of care was…read moreaverage, as the professional I was with didn't seem qualified. The entire time I was there they didn't not offer me my bill. It wasn't until my counselor was fired that the office finally was able to send me my bill. They were nice and the counselor helped a little but I do not recommend coming here unless you're mandated to.

    My experience with ACME has been amazing…read more Having (sadly) been through this experience once before, I can definitively let you know ACME is the way to go!! The staff is all extremely friendly. Anna at the front desk was extremely friendly, and explained all my responsibilities immediately. She put me at ease letting me know my timeline, what my costs would be and what my experience would be like. Billing was always consistent and fair, and they even let you run a balance if you can't afford to pay every time. I appreciated their flexibility when it came to that considering how tight money can be when dealing with a DUI. My counselor Bobby was fantastic. He was always straight forward and kind. I found he was able to really help me get to to the root of my problems so we could deal with what was really going on. I look forward to every visit and know I will be treated with dignity and realistically. (The competition preaches a lifetime of sobriety, which isn't necessarily the answer for every person, every time, and I appreciated that.) I feel like they dealt with me as an individual, and not as just "another drunk driver." The group meetings were also productive. The leader was friendly and gently encouraged participation without making you feel overly exposed. We had discussions but also watched videos or had other activities. And BONUS: THEY FEED YOU FOR EVERY GROUP SESSION. Seriously, how awesome is that?! Everyone can use a little pizza in their lives, Especially when discussing your problems. Cannot recommend this company enough. Don't waste your time (or your money) anywhere else!!!

    Center for Developing Hope

    Center for Developing Hope

    3.7(3 reviews)
    1.1 mi

    I am both neurodivergent (Autism, ADHD) myself and so are all of my children. My youngest is a very…read morecomplicated kid. He is Autistic, has mixed type ADHD, Bipolar/depression issues, tics, etc...and prior to finding the Center For Developing Hope, my son had been seeing a psychiatrist who had him on so many medications, my son had become a semi-functional zombie. Despite all the medications, he had a miserable quality of life. Nothing we tried seemed to work. He was barely speaking anymore and we hadn't seen a smile on him in years. Then we found Josh Sizemore at the Center for Developing Hope. It is not an exaggeration to say he has absolutely changed our lives. He got my son off the anti-psychotic drugs (which it turns out he did not need) gently and with great kindness and patience. He looked at my son as an entire person rather than a bag of symptoms that needed managing. Slowly, (and after we had tapered him off previous medications) Josh used his amazing diagnostic skills to add only the medications at dosages absolutely needed without over-medicating him. The medications he prescribed support my son/his various conditions rather than numbing him to everything. My son started talking to us again-we even get an occasional smile! Though we still have a long way to go, I just wanted to put this out there for any other parents of struggling neurodivergent children, that this is a SAFE PLACE to take them for help. I absolutely recommend the Center for Developing Hope and specifically Josh Sizemore. I really can't say enough good things about him and the center :) Another great thing-if you are neurodivergent and have sensory issues (such as lights, smells, etc), this center is fragrance free and they actively ask clients and family to not wear colognes/perfumes/etc. They are happy to dim lights even further when needed, but the lighting is not like the harsh over-lighting of standard practices.

    Patient focused, collaborative practice. They have been willing to work with us on scheduling and…read moretreatment. K. Moen in particular is great to work with.

    Unstuck - c_and_mh - Updated May 2026

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