She's incredibly helpful and talented at what she does. Would highly recommend to anyone - read her…read morebio on her website for more details as to what you needs may be and how she may be of help.

Prior to meeting Dr. Donahue, I had been in therapy consistently for ten years. I've seen at LEAST…read morefive therapists, ranging in technique, demeanor, specialty etc but truly not one of them compares to Dr. Donahue. I originally sought out her support for EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitntion and Reprocessing) to move through a trauma that I experienced at 13 years old. Shortly after we began treatment, I experienced another traumatic event and we quickly switched gears. Dr. Donahue is an agile psychologist who knows how to redirect attention and efforts on a whim. She helped me learn to trust myself by asking me pointed questions rather than giving me specific advice; she taught me how to set boundaries and most importantly, how to not feel guilty about doing so. She taught me how to be resourceful and utilize all of the tools I have cultivated over the years. She taught me how to utilize my friends/family/community as a tool as well. I ended my work with Dr. Donahue because I moved across the country but I would have actively chosen to stay with her had that been a possibility. I genuinely don't know where I'd be without her. I have never, in my entire life, felt so at peace and happy as I am right now. My recommendation for anyone looking to have a really impactful therapeutic experience is to do your homework. Show up to every session like you show up to work -- be prepared, get curious about yourself on your own time, come with questions and thoughts. Be OPEN and adopt a learners mindset.

Despicable and predatory business practices that prey on the already vulnerable. I was desperate…read morefor help, new and naive to having independent insurance, and thought my insurance would cover most of the (as I now know) ridiculously overpriced sessions. I was charged out of pocket a "sliding scale" amount of $325 (which was still more than full price as far as any other therapist would go) promptly to my credit card after every single session, and at the same time they filed a claim with my insurance for the full price $500. This is double billing, which if not out right illegal is at best shady. When I called my insurance I was informed of not only this wrong doing, but that as standard practice, a provider, out of network or not, who files claims with an insurance is not supposed to charge anything to patient until it has been processed through insurance. Further more, I was informed per my insurance's regulation they are only allowed to charge me ~$60 a session since they filed claims and thus entered into a contract with my insurance. I have called them twice with a representative from my insurance to explain in no uncertain terms what the situation was and to give them a chance to refund me. This was met with polite stonewalling nonsense that "they were not obligated to my insurance's laws because they were out of network." When I emailed them with extensive proof of my insurance's legal policy for out-of-network providers that shows that they legally can only charge 15% more than my insurance's allowed amount, I have been met with crickets. Since they have refused to refund me, per the advice of multiple representatives, I have filed a fraud suit with my insurance. As for my experience with the actual people, I had an incredibly brief "intake interview" with the Dr. Zackson, who's primary mission seemed to be getting off the phone with me as soon as possible instead of listening to my symptoms, I was pushed to take a male therapist when I'd explicitly expressed I wanted a female one. Outside of this, all the employees I came into contact with were polite, helpful, and seemed compassionate. And though I did not want a male therapist, I found use and made progress in the therapy I received before stopping treatment. But I cannot excuse this blatant exploitation of the vulnerable and the incredible audacity to continue to spout nonsense and withhold my money (which I desperately need as a self-supporting college student) when they are being confronted with the obvious reality of their wrong doing from multiple authoritative sources. Absolutely insidious behavior for a practice that claims to be about helping people.

Absolutely atrocious! I was illegally seen by a psychologist who was not…read morelicensed to work in New York. This was after a pre consultation call by the head of company who knew exactly where I lived! Sickening

If it was not for my therapist Jill Westerman I will have been down the worst path. I have been…read moreseeing Jill for 9 years now, she has helped me with so many issues that I have overcome and have slowly grown to be a strong independent women at the age of 25. She shows care, empathy, sympathy, and is honest. I am glad to have Jill in my life as a guiding support for the challenges I face from now to the future.

This is for Jill Westerman: I have been meeting with Jill for a year now. At first I was mandated…read moreby probation to see a therapist. I called The therapy Center & talked to a very nice man who asked me a little bit about myself so he could see which therapist was the best fit based on my situation. I am truly blessed that he picked Jill Westerman. I completed probation in November & continued meeting with Jill, she is truly the best

Kathleen Ennis listens and actually spends time letting her patients talk. I have never felt rushed…read moreor dismissed. I wish there were more practitioners like her.

if i could give this guy zero stars i would. I reported him to my insurance company and alerted…read morethem that this man is so terrible at being a cousnelor that he poses a risk to patients. I saw him twice for therapy. Both times I waited longer than 10 minutes for our scheduled appointment. When i expressed frustration and asked if I should plan for this so I don't rush over from the train station he got incredible defenisve and agressive with me. He told me he didn't have time or energy for me since he works such long days. I was incredibly depressed when I met him but lucky I wasn't so far down that I could recognize how this man is deeply disturbed and came at me for his own issues, not mine.

That one-star rating really bothered me. I have been seeing Dr. Bronley for several months, and he…read morehas been very helpful. He does not try to push me, but lets me share and tackle my issues at my own pace. He is very polite and understanding and very affordable. Also, his appointment times are very flexible and he does not hold it against me if I accidentally miss an appointment without telling him. I especially appreciate that, when I do bring heavier topics to our sessions, Dr. Bronley lets me share as much as I want, nothing more or less, and only intervening during pauses in the conversation to gently empathize with my feelings. Dr. Bronley is a fantastic therapist and I would recommend him to anyone who needs help during these troubling times.

I found Dr. Anderson to be exactly the right therapist for me. Over the last 20 years I've been in…read moretherapy several times and have seen a few psychiatrists for medications. One of my therapists was just a few years out of school and I felt like he was trying to fit me into a case study formula. Another one I liked better because he was smart and seemed kind, but after months of sessions I still didn't feel that he understood me. None of the psychiatrists helped at all. Maybe a felt better on the medicines, but I couldn't be sure. One of the doctors told me that "I know the perfect medicine to help you", and after three months I just felt worse. I stopped all that, but after a year or so my old dark feeling started creeping back over me, and I thought I had to try therapy again. One of my friends had heard about Dr. Anderson, and I was desperate to get out from that constant cloud. Dr. Anderson is great! She made me feel comfortable pretty soon, even though I was feeling skeptical because of my previous frustrating attempts at getting help. Dr. Anderson listened to me carefully and when she spoke, I had a sense that she knew what I was feeling. I knew she had lots of experience and it showed. I knew that I was in good hands. She also had a comfortable attitude which helped me relax. I knew that I was talking to a professional person, but she also felt like a real person. It felt like I had known her for a long time, even after a few meetings. She helped me more than anyone I had gone to before. I'm now optimistic about my future. I feel like I lucked out, and can't recommend a therapist more highly. Thank you!

this one goes to Moe for the outstanding performance. always calm and chill. He is the highlight of…read moreMarta Minds as we enter the suite he is always polite and friendly to the patients and the one we see more constantly. very helpful and respectful he goes above and beyond to please all patients promoting great harmony and care to the ambient. I apologize if I am spelling your name wrong but I am sure we all know him and he is always there.

Great people and very peaceful environment. Communicating is easy and there is real dedication to…read morethe patient experience. I highly recommend if you have been referred or discussed with a mental health professional.

March 3, 2021: One year, 7 physical therapists, and 12 doctors later, I have been diagnosed with…read morecongenital hip dysplasia, cam impingement, and they also found labral separation. It is believed that my legs were pulled in the position they had me during the botox procedure causing further hip pain. It is unfortunate that I have been treating my symptoms in the wrong order as many of my symptoms did not manifest until the day I had my procedure at Maze Clinic. I am still having moderate to significant pain in my groin, lower abdomen, lower back, and have consistent vulvodynia and pudendal neuralgia symptoms as well SI joint inflammation consistent with sacroiliitis/degenerative change. All of these symptoms began immediately after having the botox procedure here with the aggressive dilation. May 2, 2022:  I recently had stage IV endometriosis (adhesions, lesions, and cysts) excised in addition to having two PAOs where my hip dysplasia, impingement, and chondral labral separation, and SI joint inflammation were also causing significant pain. The endometriosis was everywhere, specifically behind the rectovaginal area, and most likely present when I had this procedure as well because I had debilitating dysmenorrhea that was overlooked. Endometriosis can cause deep dyspareunia, superficial dyspareunia, vulvodynia symptoms, hypertonic pelvic floor and more. It's just unfortunate that none of these were diagnosed or appeared earlier prior to doing this procedure. This is a common problem as many people face dismissal and are misdiagnosed over and over. I was told by many physicians and physical therapists including this place before this treatment that I just needed the "extra push." My vaginismus/hypertonicity is just a symptom compared to everything else. I also most likely have congenital neuroproliferative vestibulodynia - overgrowth of nerve endings at the vulvar vestibule - which is often mistaken for vaginismus for many patients. There is a tremendous lack of knowledge/literature in the relationship between hip abnormalities and pelvic floor dysfunction. Hip dysplasia and/or impingement can lead to hypertonic pelvic floor and labral tears which can cause pelvic pain, SI joint inflammation, and symptoms that mimic pudendal neuralgia/vulvodynia and bladder urgency. Most pelvic floor PT exercises STRETCH and RELAX the muscles surrounding the hip, which is actually the OPPOSITE of what you need to do with hip abnormalities (dysplasia and impingement) since it can cause further damage and exacerbate pain symptoms. The bottom line is that I needed real surgical interventions - 3 SURGERIES with leading surgeons before I could even come close to treating the sexual dysfunction and hypertonicity. No amount of dilation or botox would have helped any of this. My hips, buttocks, and lower back have little to no pain anymore and strengthening has had the best benefit for me. To both patients and providers, attend an ISSWSH annual meeting or course to learn more about sexual health and stay up to date with the recent literature. Pelvic floor dysfunction can have many causes and misdiagnoses are common. If you are someone with a long history of pelvic pain, tightness, and the pain exists not just internally there may be something else at play. Also, if pelvic floor PT doesn't help or makes things worse, please go to another specialist and/or have a sacrum, pelvis, lumbar spine, and hip MRI/CT scan first. Please consider hip abnormalities, endometriosis, SI joint dysfunction, and vestibulodynia, and screen your patients for lower back, lower abdomen, and hip pain too.

I did the free consultation and spoke to Helen. I have been having issues for 2yrs now and finally…read morebuilt up the courage to seek out medical help. When I did the consultation I felt like she was not sympathetic to what I was feeling. I was getting emotional over the phone and she did not help me feel better about a tough situation. She also ended the call abruptly when it went over the time limit even though I was in the middle of explaining something. She was also not helpful in providing any direct information about what could be going on with me even if it was an assumption based on what I told her.