I've known Fran professionally for over twenty years and there is nobody better when it comes to…read morebuilding rapport with her clients and helping them to make actionable progress in their lives. She's very compassionate and strikes the perfect balance between support and guidance that successful therapeutic relationships require. I recommend her highly.

We're a family of four; me, my wife, and two young kids. Francyne was a huge help to all of us,…read moreboth with our own personal troubles (big and small) and our relationships to one another. She's kind, she's knowledgeable, she's a great listener, and speaking for myself, she helped me find my self-respect. She also helped me gain a better understanding of my loved ones, their wants and quirks, and our family is stronger for having talked with her over the years. I'd recommend her to anyone, anytime.

My husband and I came in for couples counseling. In one discussion, we happened to mention that we…read morehold our 6 year old's hand at bedtime, for about 5-10 minutes each night. This is something that my husband and I are not disagreeing about. It was just one fact mentioned in a story. Ms Barrett interrupted the story and said that we have to stop holding her hand, because that's a problem. Three things: 1) my husband and I didn't ask for parenting advice (nor is Ms Barrett a parenting expert), 2) my husband and I aren't disagreeing about holding our daughter's hand at bedtime, and 3) we didn't need to be interrupted while talking. Ms Barrett interrupted a lot, and I didn't feel that the interruptions were for good reason. One time I wanted to talk about something slightly off topic. She interrupted me. I said I still wanted to discuss it. Afterwards, she repeated that she didn't want me to go off topic, and she "saw that coming." She does have a lot of good information though. Maybe it was just a personality difference.

Dr. Ruthie gave me wonderful advice and real-world practical strategies for improving my parenting…read more She was welcoming and made a first time trip to therapy as smooth as it could possibly have gone.

Here's a polished, glowing review you can use: We cannot say…read moreenough wonderful things about our experience with this therapist during our premarital counseling journey. Before we started counseling, we truly struggled with communication. Small misunderstandings would quickly turn into arguments, and we often felt like we weren't being heard or understood by each other. From our very first session, our therapist created a safe, calm, and judgment-free environment where we both felt comfortable opening up. They gave us practical tools, real-life communication strategies, and exercises that completely changed the way we speak and listen to one another. We learned how to express our needs without defensiveness and how to truly understand each other's perspectives. By the end of the course, the transformation in our relationship was incredible. The arguments that used to happen regularly simply stopped. Instead of fighting, we now approach challenges as a team. We feel more connected, more secure, and more aligned than ever before. Premarital counseling with this therapist was one of the best investments we've made in our future marriage. If you're engaged or even just considering taking that next step, we wholeheartedly recommend working with them. It strengthened our foundation in ways we didn't even realize we needed. Five stars is not enough!

Therapy with Jasmynn has hands down been THE best investment in myself. She has helped me navigate…read morethrough some of the most difficult times; and she has helped me improve aspects of myself that I didn't even know I needed to improve. I have seen so much growth in myself, even my family friends say they see a big difference. She is so thoughtful in her approach and has equipped me with so many tools to allow me to navigate through some issues on my own as well. I love how she is compassionate while also providing that "tough love" we all need. As a Black female, I love that she can relate to me and provide thoughtful insight on both a personal and professional level. I highly recommend Jasmynn's services.

Such an amazing safe healing space! Dyana and her staff are so kind, professional and…read moreknowledgeable. The space is beautiful, pristine and very welcoming. Best place to experience mental wellness.

Review of Dyana Ko, PMHNP - Heart + Mind Wellness…read more If I could give Dyana Ko more than five stars, I would. Words feel entirely inadequate to describe how much she has meant to me and my healing journey. For years, I lived with invisible illnesses, complex trauma, and debilitating symptoms that were repeatedly dismissed or misunderstood by providers. I experienced deep medical gaslighting--told "it's all in your head" or made to feel like I was asking too much. That cycle led to a profound mistrust of the entire medical system. Then I found Dyana. From the very first session, I felt something shift. Dyana met me not just with clinical expertise, but with genuine presence. She listens in a way that makes you feel seen. She holds space with empathy, never judgment. And most importantly--she believes me. I can confide in her without fear. She has been the first psychiatric provider who has truly understood the complexity of living with chronic illness and trauma. She doesn't offer one-size-fits-all answers--she tailors care to me, with compassion, skill, and holistic insight. She's helped me find treatment paths I didn't know were available, validated my experiences, and advocated for my wellbeing in ways no one ever has. Dyana Ko has restored something in me I thought was gone: trust. The trust that someone can actually help. The trust that I deserve care, answers, and healing. She is the rare provider who changes your life--not with a miracle cure, but with the power of being exactly what the system failed to be: safe, smart, human. If you're struggling with complex mental or physical health challenges, and you've felt dismissed or hopeless--please know that there are people like Dyana out there. She's the one.

I have never found a therapist quite like Payton. She is an incredible listener, offers thoughtful…read moreinsight, and really is gifted at what she does. She created a warm and accepting environment. I have never felt judged and genuinely look forward to our sessions. I have had a variety of therapists and Payton just has something no one else has had. I highly recommend.

*after posting this review, 2 random reviews popped up in defense of this...within hours. They are…read moreboth 5 stars which leads me to believe the rest of the reviews may not be real. I am now validated in why I chose to write this. I actually came back on here to delete my review because I started feeling bad, and then when I saw the new fake reviews, I decided to leave it up. I am actually considering filing a formal complaint with the state licensing board of Psychology. I came to this therapy center based on reviews and seeking safety and understanding while navigating an extremely difficult and confusing relationship with my ex-husband, who is a covert narcissist and also works in a high powered job. In the beginning, she gained my trust, she listened, validated my experiences, and made me feel seen for the first time in a long time. I felt like I could work on the relationship despite some deeply disturbing foundational truths. However, I felt rushed to fix the relationship before addressing the financial and emotional abuse. Something felt off. I realized a few sessions in the therapist was an associate (with a supervisor), but I wasn't informed of this. It caught me by surprise that she asked her supervisor his opinion and shared that with us. I started to feel our situation was beyond her expertise. I stuck it out and over time, things shifted dramatically. After my ex had a 1:1 with her and shared his version of events, the therapist's attitude toward me changed completely. She began to dismiss my concerns, silence me so that he could speak but didn't silence him when he interrupted me, she minimized my experiences, and even reframed deeply painful events in ways that aligned with his narrative. Events that I told her in a 1:1 were beyond traumatic for me. She wanted us to co-parent which is understandable, but romanticizing my trauma was tone deaf. I left the last session feeling retraumatized, unsafe, and blamed for dynamics that were rooted in manipulation and control. He is now using me firing her against me too and has now called me bipolar. A very common thing for narcissists to say to try to devalue and confuse their victim. It's not true. Maybe he told this therapist that too and she took the bait? He's very smart and manipulative. I have trauma response that is anxiety, and once you leave a narcissist they lose their energy supply. They panic. They call you crazy and start to convince others you are. It was devastating to realize that someone I had trusted with my healing could be swayed so easily by appearances and authority, especially when working with a client already in a power-imbalanced and emotionally abusive situation. Literal facts about financial abuse and gaslighting in sessions. It was horrible. She couldn't spot this abuse. She did spot my trauma but then diminished it to please him. I share this review not out of bitterness, but to caution others: if you are leaving or recovering from a relationship with a narcissistic or manipulative partner, please make sure your therapist is deeply trauma-informed and understands the dynamics of coercive control and narcissistic abuse. Trust your gut!!! If something feels off, it probably is. Lisa assured me after I complained she would change things and take swift action, but I still fear for others who may experience this. What action would she take? How can this be prevented? Something horrible could have happened to a more fragile person. Maybe this review will save a life. Maybe Lisa did take me seriously and take action and make sure that will never happen again. But I can't risk it. I hope someone reading this will get some support from this and make sure they understand that not all therapists are skilled to handle narcissists or trauma. 1 star because Lisa did call me to apologize, she was very nice and helpful and told me she understood. (Fast forward a week I'm updating this to alert others she actually manipulated me and made promises that were not genuine. She was only trying to save her business and didn't care about me. She even sent me a ChatGPT response in her first response of my complaint and I let that go thinking maybe she was tired but now I see she didn't actually care.) I just can't not warn others...something was a miss here, and it could have ended in a very different way for someone else. Most victims of narcissists end up harming themselves because no one believes them. I will say this therapist is lucky I have another therapist outside of her and lucky that I realized what my narcissistic ex had done to her. She was so easily influenced by him, a hard lesson to learn, and luckily nothing tragic happened as a result of this manipulation taking over. Thank you for reading I hope you ask a lot of questions before booking, be very careful and make sure the therapist can pivot if needed, and make sure the therapist is a good fit first. Trust your gut.

Jenny Moon is unbiasedly, an excellent therapist and individual. It is difficult to capture in…read morewords, how skilled and gifted she is as a therapist and also as someone who provides a service. She is extremely knowledgeable and excellent in her skill set and this is made clear to you in how you experience her intuitive, deeply compassionate and effective care. It is very difficult to find a qualified, trustworthy, and experienced Asian American therapist who can understand so many of the nuances that coexist within multiple cultures and generations, and then on top of that, finding someone who you can immediately feel you can be yourself with and trust is not easy! I've seen so many friends go through therapist after therapist unsuccessfully, and I can genuinely and honestly say that Jenny's practice should not be overlooked. I've confidently referred clients to her team of amazing therapists. Book a session with her!

Jenny has helped me throughout the years and her calm, quiet strength and grace provides a safe…read morespace to open up. Everything you say has weight and you never feel like she's taking anything lightly no matter how silly you think you sound. She helps guide you through whatever journey or path you're on at that time and ensures that you feel safe while also providing you tools to feel strong and confident on your own. A true gem of a human!

I don't normally write Yelp reviews, but given how few existing reviews there are for this…read morelocation, and how profoundly impactful my experience there was on my life, I feel obligated to share so that others who are struggling like I was 4 months ago can hopefully make the best decision possible for their wellbeing. For those unfamiliar with PHP/IOP treatment, it's essentially a middle ground between regular weekly therapy and full hospitalization. If you're in a crisis and are not currently receiving any kind of psychiatric care, this place can help you; if you're already receiving care, but it doesn't feel like enough, or you feel like you need something more intense--without being admitted to a psychiatric hospital (the image I had in my mind was being restrained in a straight jacket and surrounded by doctors in lab coats)--this is EXACTLY the kind of program you're looking for. Essentially, it's a 3 month commitment. After speaking to the admissions team and doing a remote interview with the program director, Tim, you'll likely begin within a few days--possibly within 24 hours. For 4 weeks, you show up every weekday at 9am and leave at 3:30pm. This is the partial hospitalization program, or PHP. You'll go through an extensive intake process where you'll be asked some very personal questions (I was uncomfortable at first, but trust me, the staff here are super caring and kind and you'll get to know all of them really well). You'll be thrown into the existing PHP group (mine was around 10 people) which is also nerve-wracking--but again you'll be surrounded by people who are probably there for similar reasons as you, and everyone will be totally understanding and welcoming). You'll be assigned a personal care team consisting of a therapist and a counselor, each of whom you'll meet with individually once a week. There's also a nurse practitioner who you'll consult with weekly, who can assist with prescribing medications or simply supervising/monitoring any existing ones you may be taking. There's a 30 minute lunch halfway through the day, as well as 10 minute breaks in between each group session. The sessions include traditional group therapy (known as "open process," led by one of the therapists); dialectical behavior therapy (DBT, led by a counselor); reading/journaling exercises on a whole range of topics related to things like coping skills, causes of anxiety, depression, trauma/PTSD, social skills, communication skills, etc. (the list goes on and on); and some interesting once-a-week sessions like art therapy, sound bath, and drama therapy (it's not what it sounds like, trust me). After that, you'll transition into the intensive outpatient program (IOP) over the course of 2 weeks; this is known as the "hybrid" period--hybrid PHP for one week (attending PHP for half days only, either 9am-12pm or 12:30pm-3:30pm), then hybrid IOP for another week (half day PHP on Tue/Thur, and half day IOP on Mon/Wed/Fri). The remaining 6 weeks are the IOP portion of the treatment, consisting of the same half days, but only 3 days a week (Mon/Wed/Fri); these types of programs are a "revolving door" of people entering and exiting, some at the start of their 3 months and some at the end, so when you transition to IOP, you'll be in a new group--same staff and care team, some new faces, mostly familiar ones, just a different room than PHP and slightly different activities and program structure. You'll still meet with your individual therapist and counselor every week. After 12 weeks, you'll finish and will be officially discharged from the program. The staff can help you get set up with an outside therapist and psychiatrist if needed. Now, logistics aside, this place changed my life. I'm not "fixed" nor did I expect to be. I'm not even necessarily doing "better"--but I am different; I think just a little bit differently, I feel just a little bit differently, I think about my feelings just a little bit differently. My life is more or less the same as it was before I went through the program, however--there are now small but powerful glimmers of change that I notice as I go about my days, little cracks in the behavioral patterns that have been on repeat for years, tiny moments of clarity where I understand what I'm doing, what I'm thinking, what I'm feeling, and why it's happening. It may not sound like much, but my time at Clear was without a doubt the most profound 3 months of my life, and attending was quite possibly the best decision I've ever made for myself. Special thanks to Mike and Lilly for being such a chill and awesome care team for me, Tim for creating such a thoughtful and in-depth program, Caroline for being so welcoming every day at the front desk, and everyone else for cultivating such a safe, kind, and respectful space each and every day--Sarah, Hailey, Donovan, Thomas, Kelly, Lainey, Gavin, John, Kristina, Logan, Joanna, Alexis, Wendy, Nathan, Jamie, Christian, Amanda, and uh...anyone I'm forgetting.

I normally don't do Yelp reviews but I just finished my last day of virtual IOP today and was blown…read moreaway by the amount of dedication, care, and time the therapists, counselors, and group facilitators put into their clients. I've been in an IOP before and it was terrible experience, so I was reluctant to try again but I needed the help so I took a leap of faith and I am so glad I did. The cohort I was in was amazing, everyone was so loving, accepting, and talkative. We were known as the talkative group. Throughout my 3 months here, I think there was only one issue with the program that I had, and it was resolved immediately. Not once did I ever feel unwelcomed, silenced, or judged. I work in treatment as well and cannot wait to refer patients to you guys. Chris, Stephanie, Derrick, Heather, Erik, Sauncia, Sydney, Amber, Justin, and others I may be forgetting (sorry), you guys were amazing and I attribute a lot of my growth to you all. Thank you especially to my therapist Amber who continuously pushed and challenged me, you have no idea how much you've helped me in just 3 months. Saying goodbye was very hard, which is how you know something truly made an impact on you. I love this place and would highly recommend anybody who is struggling to give Clear a chance. If I could give 10 stars, I would.

I've been going to her for years and recommend friends and patients to her. I love her straight…read moreforward, no-nonsense, non- judgemental way and she is very easy to talk to. She helps clarify issues and helps give you the tools to so that you can work through what life throws at you. She's great!

I will forever be in debt with Dr. Nancy Lachapelle. I was on anxiety medication for about 4 years…read moreand was finally able to get off because of her help. Dr. Lachapelle is VERY professional, honest and will set realistic short term goals to help manage and deal with anxiety. I now have "tools" to help cope with anxiety and recommend this psychologist to anyone looking for options or simply wanting to speak about feelings. She's AMAZING!!!