Jessica recently moved into a new office on her own. I have to say that it is beautifully decorated…read moreand has a very calming feel to it. That just adds to the calming nature of Jessica as a therapist. She is full of great tools, insights and is very professional. I highly recommend her if you need some therapy. I find her very easy to talk to. She offers coffee/tea and a library in her lobby... I really appreciate that attention to detail.

I went to Jessica's parenting classes years ago, and I recently started seeing her on video…read moresessions because parenting, working, lockdown for a year was all super stressful. I feel really heard and known when I have sessions with her. Like, I know she's really listening and giving me guidance and help from all the different stories I've told her about my life and not something someone just read in a book that should work with everyone. If I could give her more than five stars, then I would!

This place literally saved my life. I cannot understand all of the negative feedback it has…read morereceived. It seems to me that people don't fully comprehend how other programs (especially those in government-run facilities in states outside of California) really take away the agency of the patient. I felt like I was in the driver's seat regarding my care from the moment of my intake to the minute of my discharge. Personally, I received nothing but the highest ethic of care and respect. The number of comments complaining about the urine testing seem especially misplaced to me. Is it inconvenient? Of course, especially if you have never had an issue with substance abuse. However, my background includes working in medical offices, so please understand that the urine testing is for more than just the detection of drugs; it's also vital to detecting anomalies within your body that could be missed otherwise. That background in medical offices has also taught me to understand that mistakes happen, and even the best offices still need patients to advocate for themselves. That's the reality of living in the society that runs managed healthcare the way it does. That's not to excuse rude or invalidating providers (and, in my experience, psychiatrists tend to be particularly short on bedside manners) but I think that's a far more legitimate issue to hold against this place, even as I have never experienced it myself. Without a doubt, the office isn't perfect--but no office is. And when it comes to mental illness, which is particularly unique to every individual, it's virtually impossible to expect any program or facility to be the solution for every potential client. For me, it worked, and I will always be grateful for that.

I've been going to Therapeutic solutions for several years now. I've never had an issue with them…read moreuntil last week. I called to reschedule an appointment and was told the provider was 4 months out. Luckily they had a telehealth spot that day. I entered the video call and the provider joined. But I was unable to turn on microphone or video on my end but I could hear and see the provider. I messaged him through the chat that I was having trouble. After a moment he stated her still couldn't see me. I messaged aging wanting to know if we could talk over the phone instead. After a moment he hung up. I called the office stressed and upset but couldn't reach anyone so I left a message. That was on Friday. A week has passed and no one from the office has reached out. I understand the office is busy with chico growing and more clientele. I am not blaming the provider. But mental health isn't something you can wait 4 months for to get checked out, especially when something sudden comes up. There is enough anxiety and stress associated with the sudden issue and need to reschedule, but then the office doesn't even call you back.

I was hesitant to see counseling, as I was dealing with depression I was hard for me to open up. A…read morefriend recommended me to call Stonebridge counseling, I called and had a nice Experience. Beginning with the person that answer my call, she was very professional, and was able to guide me to the right direction. After talking to the therapist, I felt such a great relief and peace within. I didn't feel judged and was able to speak freely. I highly recommend others to to seek counseling with Stonebridge.

I have never left a scathing review of any business online, but this experience was so unethical…read moreand unprofessional that I feel obligated to for the sake of others. Please do yourself a favor and do NOT try to get therapy through this place. I went through being subjected to a series of unprofessional and even unethical issues trying to get in with this place. The first person I spoke with to book an appointment, Dana, was highly unprofessional in the way she handled my intake. Here are the issues I had to deal with when trying to go through this office: 1) I made an appointment with Dana to see Kyla on a Tuesday at 6:30pm. Less than 2 hours before the appointment, I still had not received a link for the TeleHealth visit, and had not received ANY communication from Dana. I had to reach out to Dana via text at 4:40pm, less than 2 hours before the appointment, because they did not answer the phone due to being in a meeting. Dana was texting me while in a meeting and telling me that they no longer wanted me to see Kyla due to them not wanting to have to do "intake all over again" (quoting directly from the text I am looking at) if I were to eventually see Kyla in person rather than through TeleHealth. She stated that she put me down as a "Pending Insurance and Appointment Verification" appointment. That doesn't matter, I never received any notice before my appointment to let me know that the appointment would not work. The entire time I had been expecting an appointment with Kyla that evening at 6:30pm. At 4:56pm, about an hour and a half before my appointment with Kyla at 6:30pm, Dana informed me that she would like to get me in with another provider (Kaela). Again, this is all an hour and a half before my appointment after COMPLETE radio silence and zero indication that my appointment would need to be rescheduled. The appointment with Kaela would have been while I am working, so she stated that she would reach out to Kyla and that Kyla would reach out to me directly. 2) Kyla DID reach out to me directly via text...at 5:19pm...just over an hour before my appointment. She stated (again, quoting from the text): "I was not expecting you today, due to the short notice." This "short notice" was because Dana NEVER informed Kyla until an hour and a half before my appointment that I had created an appointment with Kyla. Kyla then stated that she would have to see me NEXT Tuesday AND that Dana had given me the incorrect weekly time and that the opening was at 5:30pm and not 6:30pm. 3) Then Kyla told me she would send me the paperwork that evening, and never did. I had to text her TWO DAYS later to let her know I never received the paperwork. I didn't get a call until the next day, letting me know that I did not get the forms yet because I had never been set up with a portal. Dana NEVER told me I needed to set up a portal. I don't know how Dana got this job, but she is unprofessional and unethical. I gave her the benefit of the doubt, but it just got worse (see below). 4) I called and told Dana that my insurance was Anthem Blue Cross PPO. She got my membership number and looked it up and saw that I had a deductible. I mentioned that mental health visits do NOT apply to the deductible for my plan, and would only pay the $45 co-pay per visit. She looked at it and said that I am right and even said "Wow, you're on it, that's rare"! She never told me that it was out-of-network. Later on, when I spoke to the intake person, Britney, who was going to set me up with a portal, Britney told me that they are NOT in-network with my insurance and that I would not have a co-pay of only $45, and would instead need to pay $115-130 for visits until I meet my out-of-network deductible. I told her what Dana had told me, and she put me on hold and spoke to Dana while I was on hold. 5) Dana LIED and claimed that she never told me that the co-pay would be $45. I can handle a lot of things, because mistakes DO happen. But blatantly lying is unacceptable. I am now looking into potentially filing a complaint with the BBB and/or relevant State authorities.

My husband and I have been seeing Russ, and we cannot say enough good things about our experience…read more He is truly exceptional at his craft. From the very first session, he created a safe, comfortable environment where we both felt genuinely heard and understood. What sets him apart is the balance he strikes between empathy and practical guidance. He doesn't just listen -- he gives us clear, effective tools we can use in our daily lives to strengthen our relationship. His insights have helped us communicate better, resolve conflicts in healthier ways, and reconnect on a deeper level. We always leave our sessions feeling supported, encouraged, and hopeful. Working with him has been one of the best decisions we've made for our marriage, and we are so grateful for his expertise and care.

Russ is an Authentic, Caring, Compassionate Human Being. I…read morehave had the pleasure of knowing Russ from years back. Although not always in touch through the years, I have found Russ to be EXACTLY who Russ is. Kind hearted when we were kids, kind hearted now. A Grownup version with kindness on steroids. No masks, is not puffed up and has only one Agenda; Kindness and Empathy in his heart to aid in your healing.

There are people you meet in life who leave you fundamentally changed. Dan Katz is one of those…read morepeople for me. Dan saw me through some of the darkest nights of my life. Over the course of our work together, we weathered traumas, losses, and setbacks neither of us could possibly have anticipated when we began. Again and again, he met those moments with extraordinary skill, patience, humanity, and an unwavering commitment to helping me find my way through. But perhaps the most important thing Dan ever did was simple: he believed me, and he believed in me. The first time he told me, "You got this," I didn't believe him. I couldn't see in myself whatever it was he could already see. A decade later, I am living proof that he was right all along. Dan is an exceptional therapist, but the caliber of his character is every bit as remarkable as his clinical skill. He knows when to challenge, when to listen, when to sit with something difficult, and when to hold hope for you until you are capable of holding it yourself. It is difficult to write a review that adequately conveys the value of someone who helped you survive. I can say without exaggeration that Dan's skill as a therapist, his compassion, and his belief in me are among the reasons I am alive today. Dan, thank you for believing me when I needed to be believed. Thank you for believing in me when I couldn't do that for myself. Thank you for walking beside me through more than either of us bargained for. You told me I had this. It took me ten years to believe you. You were right. Dan, thank you for saving my life.

I rarely leave negative reviews, but my wife and I had a deeply upsetting experience with this…read morepractice during a couples therapy appointment. We scheduled the appointment during an extremely painful and vulnerable time in our marriage. We were not necessarily looking for someone to "fix" everything; we were looking for professional guidance, whether that meant helping us communicate more clearly, process difficult feelings, or even separate in a respectful and less harmful way. Unfortunately, the experience felt unprofessional from the beginning. The scheduling process was confusing and disorganized, with mixed messages about the appointment time and paperwork requirements. Still, I went into the session hoping the actual counseling experience would be helpful. It was not. When we arrived, the therapist, Miranda McWilliams, greeted us with little warmth or effort to make us feel comfortable. The session moved immediately into procedural disclaimers and then into asking each of us what we wanted from therapy. When my wife and I began discussing our perspectives, there was some disagreement and back-and-forth, which I would think is fairly normal for a couple seeking therapy during a serious marital crisis. Instead, about 20 minutes into the appointment, Miranda abruptly told us she could not work with us because we did not agree on parts of our relationship timeline and because she believed we had both already made up our minds. There was no meaningful attempt to slow the conversation down, help us communicate more effectively, offer guidance, provide referrals, or handle the situation with warmth and care. The session simply ended. I understand that a therapist may sometimes determine that they are not the right fit for a couple. My issue is not only that she declined to work with us; it is how abruptly and coldly it was handled. Couples in crisis are often distressed, emotional, and struggling to agree on the facts. That is exactly why they seek professional help. Being dismissed 20 minutes into the first appointment, without support or useful next steps, left both of us feeling worse than when we arrived. In my opinion, this was not just disappointing; it was harmful. At a moment when we needed professionalism, compassion, and steadiness, we experienced the opposite. I would strongly caution other couples, especially those dealing with serious marital distress, to think carefully before seeking services here.

As a colleague who has referred clients to Dona I can say, without reservation, that she is a an…read moreexcellent therapist. Dona has an empathic, gentle, interactive style that allows her clients to develop a deep trust in her desire to understand and help them. She is extremely sensitive, caring and perceptive and very effective in helping her clients work through painful issues, particularly regarding pregnancy, infertility and post-partum depression. However, she is more than capable of helping adults with most emotional problems that they may encounter.

From the owner: I specialize in perinatal counseling. I work with couples and individuals who are struggling with…read moreany issues having to do with childbearing or child rearing. Issues may come up around infertility, miscarriage, elective termination, depression or anxiety prenatally or postpartum, parenting issues, or how to find the time and energy to nurture your relationship with all the demands of parenting.

She is wonderfully helpful in processing the grief of the child I lost to still birth. She is…read morefriendly, approachable, and helpful. She makes you feel comfortable and safe to share your feelings. She is worth visiting to help you through your stressful times.

Scott is by far one of the kindest, nonjudgmental individuals you will ever find. His demeanor is…read moreutter calmness. He has helped me tremendously over the past 5-6 years.

Picking out a therapist is really unique to each person. That being said, my experience with Anne…read moreis that she is an amazing therapist who helped me change my life. Without sounding too much like a cheesy back-of-the-book/infomercial testimonial, she really is great at what she does. She cares about her clients a lot. When I first saw Anne I was at a pretty low point and over the next several years I saw her, she helped me through each step. If you're looking for a listening ear, someone to challenge you to grow, & help get you through the rough times, she's definitely the one.