There's much more to say than this, but it is a start. First, I do not like leaving negative…read morereviews; usually there's more to a story than a "one star" review. However, because of one -- for lack of a better term -- cataclysmic event, I cannot and will not leave any more than one star. However, there were many great things about the company. So please read the review because it is my hope they improve, and that others may be helped by them and the positive aspects of the organization: the idealism, the good intentions at the outset, etc. It is sad because they staffed many great, intelligent folks with compassion up to a point. Reasonable plans were made, but not fully executed; rather most time was spent formulating/changing plans or our kids and family building rapport with new staff. That's all we are willing to say. Our family is now personally afraid of the company and traumatized by the experience. I'd say in consumers with complex or refractory cases with significant external team collaboration needs, perhaps consider other options, or know at least in our case we were confidently presented several plans but ultimately were failed/harmed spectacularly. They just could not execute the plans, and someone there -- at least one BCBA and we think in the end management -- had this sort of consumer blaming thing going on. They could make as many mistakes as they pleased but consumers had to be some sort of perfect, angelic saints at all times in their own homes and roll with all kinds of chaos but have none of their own fallibilities. These folks truly seemed to feel completely entitled at key times to criticize their clients who are going through unspeakably difficult circumstances. It was as though we were expected to thank them for paying their staff well, and because of that the issues we brought forth, or any frustration we felt, was a) taken personally when it wasn't personal and b) ridiculous. Some issues would have been understandable so long as they were eventually resolved and were staff and or management "attitude" not present; sadly, that was not always the case. Perhaps what happened to us is rare, because if not I do not know how they remain in business other than that theirs is a captive clientele base desperate to help their kids. ABA has long waitlists which can lead to providers/managers viewing clients as replaceable or like they are employees of the company. It's a providers market. There's always a waitlist. There's always someone who might not speak up about true issues in care, or who will be better able to subvert their pain in a way that they didn't feel "tainted" their staff. Unfortunately, quality healthcare doesn't work that way, and grave harm was done. You've got to have problem solving conversations when the stakes are this high. We wish staff well. They didn't fulfill their mission -- read the statement -- in our case, but I wish them well in continuing to try.

(Reviewing the PHP part) This is definitely not a one-size-fits-all program. Luckily, the type of…read morecare they provided fit me pretty well. Very structured routine, 9 to 430 every day. My individual therapist was great. The rest of the program works if you work it. Was not very accessible for physical disabilities or those with an aversion to fluorescent overhead lights and mildly comfortable leather chairs.

My teen son (dx: mood disorder/presumed bipolar disorder, ADHD, ASD, etc.) recently did the…read moreresidential program at Pathlight Seattle for a month. Unfortunately, it was an incredibly disappointing experience. I would not recommend it. The program is in an upper floor commercial space, and they usually only went outside the front entrance twice daily briefly for "fresh air breaks." There were supposed to be weekly outings, but they were revoked. This was very upsetting to most of the youth, who pleaded to go outside more but were dismissed, and who even met with the patient advocate and wrote a letter themselves to management about this. There was no gym or way to get any movement, and they couldn't run around at all when on the short breaks. There were various therapy groups throughout the day, which my son did not find helpful. Some were just listening to music, watching kid movies, or drawing on their own, while watched by regular staff. Likewise, I did not find parent groups at all helpful--extremely basic and general info, and I did not think the staff leading the parent groups were very skilled. The positive part was that their psychiatrist seemed excellent. Unfortunately, though, I believe he is only on staff there part-time. He also was out of the office for a chunk of my son's stay, and the one and only time I was able to speak with him directly was after my son had already been there for ~3 weeks, and only after that did he receive a recommendation for medication. He was reluctant to take it, and this wasn't enough time to persuade him to try it before he left. Note, there was also a physician assistant, but whom I also found disappointing for various reasons. Seemed to me nowhere near the skill level as the psychiatrist (and per their bio graduated just ~2 1/2 yrs ago), and I also did not hear from them after intake day except for when they responded to an email I sent (because I was concerned that a med contraindicated for BD may have been brought up to my son as an option). A patient with complicated, severe mental illness like my son required the knowledge/training of a psychiatrist. I had little communication with anyone from Pathlight after the intake day, when I was able to meet with several staff (but not the psychiatrist). The communication was generally just from my son's therapist, but this was during the weekly family therapy session. In reality, since this was the time to talk about my son and how he was doing, that is what most of the session time went towards. There was also not a way I could call my son or easily reach staff by phone; I had to wait until my son called me during limited call times they had. There is supposed to be a care coordinator, but I only heard from her when he first started there, when she emailed me a quick intro and directed me to complete a survey. Nothing since. We are left particularly soured from his quick exit. He was suddenly kicked out early due to minor misbehaviors, and I needed to get him on very short notice. He told me another teen there was also suddenly kicked out for minor misbehavior on the same day he was (plus I am aware of a third teen discharged early for minor misbehavior from around the same time). He said the other teen found out when staff, while laughing, told them to start packing. That was 1 1/2 weeks ago, and I never heard from anyone at Pathlight since. To my disappointment, I was not able to have a final/second conversation with the psychiatrist first, which I really wanted to ask about recommended medication, etc. When I had let the therapist know that I would have really liked to have been able to have a final conversation with the psychiatrist, he said he would ask him to call me the next day, but that didn't happen. When I arrived to pick him up at the agreed time, he was just brought out by a nurse--no final contact with anyone on the treatment team. He was just dumped out, with no apparent improvement from anything there, then silence. I also think his physical health was worsened from the month indoors without movement, etc.

I have been going to The PTSD Institute's groups for 9 months and it has changed my life. Dr. Adler…read moreis a kind person with a wealth of experience. He has shared with us knowledge, education, and most importantly: hope. I never thought that I could recover and heal from PTSD, but I truly believe that it is possible now and that's because I am seeing the results in myself and other folks that attend group. Shoutout to the other folks from the team, Zara and Emily who are also very kind and ensure that the groups run smoothly. I would recommend this space to anyone (and have).

From the owner: Here at the PTSD Institute, we are experts in PTSD. We help individuals who are suffering from…read moresymptoms of PTSD and support mental health providers. We offer expedited treatment, mental health counseling, and qEEG and neurofeedback services to individuals who have experienced mental, emotional, and physical traumatic events. We have services to help you regardless of your ability to pay! Yes, That's right, regardless of ability to pay.

Our daughter was born with several heart defects and went through surgeries at 1 week and 1 year of…read moreage back in 1989-1990. Her physical defects were not discovered until her body started giving out at one week of age. Subsequently, we were unsure of any and all damage done neurologically and what that could entail. Dr. Gayle Faye and her staff not only are truly wonderful and caring people, but are extremely proficient at their jobs. Dr. Faye followed our daughter into her high school years and was spot-on with her diagnoses and her guidance in helping her achieve her full potential. We were (and continue to be) very fortunate and blessed to have had Dr. Faye's expertise in our lives. We can never thank her enough!

Dr Fay is direct which we appreciated. She does not appear to do the evaluation work though her…read moreassociates who range from 24-early 30s work with the subjects at least for us. So far 3 sessions 3 different people working with my son. No notice of this. The paperwork is not organized. They misplaced one form I signed and one they forgot the refused to let me scan and email it to my kids mom. Its weird. Also you are not allowed to use the wifi while waiting in the lobby. Session two my child came out and started crying. His associate had no clue that he was under stress. Not sure how the eval will turn out but its a bit rough around the edges so be forewarned. Ill change my review if the rest of it goes better.

Families of children with autism will love having Cidnie as their BCBA. She is warm,knowledgeable…read moreand passionate. My family and I highly recommend All in Aba!

From the owner: Your child will receive 1:1 therapy with a Registered Behavior Technician and/or Certified behavior…read moretechnician in our ABA therapy center located in Federal Way. The center provides a fun controlled environment in which various methods of teaching and learning can occur. Depending on the specific needs of your child, skills such as the following will be taught: Increasing language and communication Daily living and independent living skills Social skill Centered based ABA therapy also provides a safe and controlled environment to reduce interfering behaviors and teach functional skills- or replacement behaviors. Each child’s individualized treatment plan is overseen by one of our caring and highly qualified Board Certified Behavior Analysts (BCBA)

The staff at Odessa Brown is outstanding. We bring both of our children there for care, and have…read morebeen impressed every time by their diligence and level of thoughtfulness. From the front desk through to the team that looks after our little ones, the staff is genuine and caring. I don't often write reviews, but they are deserving of many positive reviews.

When I actually get in I love it. Everyone is so kind and answers all of my questions. My kids love…read moreit. The problem is, I can't ever get a sick child visit. They never have same day appointments when my kids are sick. I called recently because my daughter has a very bad cough, fever and ear pain. I would think that would get us in today. I think Odessa Brown is a fantastic place but if you are looking for a place to bring your kiddo to when they are sick, this isn't it. Instead, you find yourself trying to decide if you need to go to urgent care or wait another day to get in. It is really tough spot to be in as a parent.

as a SA victim during my childhood and teen years having to strip down after filling out paperwork…read morewas traumatic, they wash your clothes for you when you need them. also, having an overdose/suicide attempt is a MINIMUM 7 day period which is ridiculous because you need one med added or something changed to become stable again. It's not clean, some of the nurses weren't the greatest and would ignore you, the doctor ignores you as well. They mixed people with detox and mental health in my ward and one of the patients having schizophrenia was triggering to me long story short because of my ptsd with my dad; he would ramble about hallucinations and nobody would shut him up and he got released within a few days versus the friends I made in there also had to stay a minimum of 7 days. They didn't properly care for a cancer patient as well or any of the detox patients for that matter and as someone in nursing school that is so embarrassing to the facility. My throat hurt due to being intubated and having an ng tube in the ED and they refused to give me multiple cough drops for relief from coughing or provide an inhaler for my asthma. Overlake in Bellevue is so much better and I would've went there but apparently they lied and said I left AMA even though I didn't so I'll be reporting that as well. Don't go here if you want to be held against your will even though you're voluntarily admitted they threaten dcr and people who have criminal records or doing this for jail or whatever stay there mixed in with mental health and also people have multiple dcr court orders against them because that's how much they threaten it. If you go, keep your mouth shut and after yourself and do the 7 days it's basically like prison.

So after going to pick my wife up after being there for two weeks. Obviously when people go there,…read morethey're not having a great time. They hold onto your ID while you're there they lost your drivers license. All they could do was pay to replace it after we give them a receipt. Yeah go out of our way and get them a receipt after we go and get a new one that's the best they could do this place is horrible. You're releasing somebody that already is having a hard time and then you lose their drivers license so now they can't go cash a check or do anything they need until they go and wait for a drivers license at the DMV the most favorite place for people to go this place horrible and I have been to a few of these places this place has got to be one of the top worse though for me. Smoky point number one for sure in Everett. Hopefully this was helpful. Go somewhere else.

I used to go to the NAVOS location on Delridge so I think that they may have moved since I went…read more I had to go to NAVOS as a condition to keep receiving benefits something I didn't mind doing. However upon going to NAVOS I would meet with staff only to find out from them that they were'nt mental health counselors but 'case' managers. Something that I wasn't told. Another issue: A woman I met with seemed to want to talk to me like a friend asking me about certain TV shows then to provide me with any mental health. The woman didn't even book the correct room. We had been in a conference type of room, and in mid session as I was sharing something very personal someone who had booked the room came in. I felt upset. I asked the woman "what happened" she just looked at me sheepishly a clear cut sign of incompetence. They need to improve but it seems like they have not from the review I just read.

I went for months and all I could get were 15 minute phone calls. They diagnosed me as…read moreschizophrenic and then gave me no help or care afterwards. Every single time it was the same "we're still trying to up your level of care" because despite being diagnosed as schizophrenic, i received the lowest level of care. A 15 minute phone call maybe once or twice a month? That's the care I got.

If I could design the ultimate therapist, Dina is it. She has been an amazing guide, counselor,…read moreand endless source of wisdom in my evolution from an anxious, insecure girl into strong, grounded woman. I initially began seeing Dina to work on family issues that were negatively affecting my life. However, as our sessions progressed the skill set she taught me, the issues she helped me work through, and the revelations that then transpired not only transformed the relationship I have with my family but beyond my wildest dreams fundamentally and positively transformed my whole life. With the help of Dina, I have learned how to connect with, listen to, and follow my own wisdom. I have learned that my intuition knows exactly what it needs to know, when it needs and can know things in our ever changing and shifting world. I have learned how to really love, accept, and take care of myself. I have learned how to not only appreciate but take comfort in the unknowns in life that allow for flexibility and endless possibilities. I have referred countless friends to Dina, all of which sing very similar praises. Dina is exceptional.

Several years ago I had a girlfriend that was (possibly is still) seeing Dina, to rave reviews…read more(obviously, I can't speak to specifics in her case). What I can speak to are the few sessions I met with Dina for. In short, Dina is an incredible talent! In the first "getting to know you" session, Dina helped me uncover some serious points of contention I'd been harboring from my youth, through which I was allowing myself to keep my emotional breaks depressed. Later I had the great pleasure of meeting with her for a session with her husband, also an incredibly talented, insightful and capable therapist. Not all therapists/counsellors are created or developed equally....Dina gets my highest recommendation!