My experience was truly life changing. During my time in this program I made a lot of improvement,…read moreboth mentally and personally. I found hope and purpose in life again, and that is something I will always be grateful for. Special shoutout to John, Ms. Joy, and the rest of the kind and supportive staff involved in the program. Your dedication and care really made a difference in my journey. I truly appreciate everything you have done. With Love Leo.

I want to take a moment to share my experience with Riverpoint Behavioral Health's outpatient…read moretherapy program, as it is something I have only recently started within the past month. Even in this short time, it has already become one of the most impactful parts of my healing journey, and I still have a long way to go. Because of that, I feel especially grateful for the support I am receiving at this stage. From the very beginning, I have felt supported, heard, and guided in a way that has helped me begin doing deeper internal work. The program does not just focus on surface level coping. It truly encourages you to dig into yourself, understand patterns, and begin to see things from a more honest and self-aware perspective. That level of care has already started to make a meaningful difference in my progress, even early on. The group therapy sessions in particular have been incredibly valuable. Being in a space with others who are also working through their own challenges creates a sense of connection and understanding that is hard to find elsewhere. The therapists do a wonderful job of creating a safe, respectful, and structured environment where people feel comfortable opening up. I have learned just as much from listening to others as I have from my own reflections in group. What stands out most to me is how intentional the program feels. It is clear that the staff are not just going through motions. They are actively invested in helping people grow, heal, and build real insight into themselves. That level of care is not something you find everywhere, and it deserves to be recognized. I also want to give a heartfelt shout out to the therapists Ms. Fatima, Mr. Ed, and Ms. Robin. Thank you for having the hearts that you have to do the work that you do. Your compassion, patience, and dedication truly make a difference, and it does not go unnoticed. Overall, even though I am only at the beginning of this process, I am extremely grateful for my ongoing experience with Riverpoint Behavioral Health. It has already been grounding, eye opening, and genuinely impactful in many ways. I would highly recommend this program to anyone who is ready to do the deeper work and wants a supportive environment to do it in.

The Refuge is truly A Healing Place where the human soul can find connection and balance in a safe…read moreenvironment. This environment is one where the will to discover the true self is guided by emotional intelligence and finds resonance beyond its welcoming grounds. The hospitality for the soul leads to healing of the mind and body through cognitive therapy and dialectical curiosity and exploration. The Refuge is a benchmark for the future of trauma treatment and stands as a beacon of light in a society distraught with self-medication and maladaptive habits. Those who emerge from the Refuge find themselves stronger in the environments they once felt weak in; they have a greater sense of emotional intelligence and intuition for finding safe people, combined with a greater understanding of and compassion for the often unspoken generational and institutional traumas and negative core beliefs of those they had interacted with previously. If you know of someone who once had the vitality of an innocent child, and that someone was you, I challenge you to consider the kindness to yourself of finding your Refuge. Reader, we love you.

I came to The Refuge specifically for trauma treatment. I was referred and admitted for CPTSD, body…read moredysmorphic disorder, agoraphobia, and multiple panic and anxiety disorders. Body dysmorphic disorder is an important part of this story because it has nothing to do with food or eating, and you would think staff at a trauma-informed facility would know that. The most consistently positive part of my stay was the other clients in the trauma community. They were kind, supportive, and genuinely looked out for one another. The food was good, and the cabins were fine overall, though there was some mold. Group therapy ran all day, which is typical for a trauma program, but a lot of the groups were very poorly facilitated. Many times, groups did not even have someone assigned to run them. Yes, this took place over the Thanksgiving holiday, but as a treatment center, you know you still have clients who need care. Staffing and group coverage should have been addressed and organized well in advance of the holiday. Where things went seriously wrong was with placement and leadership. After arriving and doing well in the trauma community, I was suddenly told I was being placed in Oak House, the eating disorder unit, even though I do not have an eating disorder. No one gave me a reason. I was abruptly removed from the trauma program and placed in a highly restrictive unit with daily weigh-ins, locked bathrooms, monitored showers, plated meals, and constant escorts -- none of which matched my diagnoses. I reported to my therapist that I was concerned about my safety while in Oak House. She told me she escalated my concerns to leadership, but no corrective action was taken. In a subsequent meeting with the clinical director, Shelly, I again asked why I had been placed in the eating disorder unit. Instead of answering, she deflected my questions. When I tried to explain why I did not belong there -- that I do not have an eating disorder and that body dysmorphic disorder has nothing to do with food -- she told me my questions were a "trauma response." As a psychology major with a 4.0 GPA, I know what a trauma response is. I told her directly that this was not one. This was one adult asking another adult for an explanation about a clear misplacement, and she was not able or willing to give me an answer. I was ultimately given an ultimatum: return to Oak House or leave the facility that night, even though I was over a thousand miles from home. I was also told I could not use a phone to call my husband unless I agreed to return to Oak House first. I went back only long enough to use the landline to arrange a ride home. Thankfully, I had a friend nearby who dropped everything to come get me. I am thankful for the other clients. But the placement decisions, lack of transparency, poor planning, and leadership response were confusing, dismissive, and not trauma-informed. People seeking trauma treatment deserve clear communication, respect, and care that actually aligns with their diagnoses

Ms Lively is amazing. She is compassionate and caring and believes in all kids. Thank you for your…read moreservice and for helping our kids.

Sarah is THE best. She has an amazing ability to bring out the best in my child and she saw her…read morepotential right from the start. She is so patient and has the perfect balance of letting my child have fun and working on speech at the same time. She gives incredible tips and teaches parents as she goes so that we can work on speech when she isn't there. We have met a lot of speech therapists and Sarah is by far the best we've worked with. She has been such an incredible blessing and I'm so grateful to have found her.

As an adult and a mom of two young kids i started to realize I might have ADHD. After asking two…read moreprimary care Docs about my suspicions and having them brush me off as just an overwhelmed mom, I was getting frustrated. That's when I reached out for help and thankfully found Dr Levrini. Not only was she able to help me but she really helped my whole family. The tricks and tools I have learned have been a benefit to my whole family. She is very understanding, helpful, knowledgeable and non-judgmental. She helped me to figure out why things can be harder for me, understand my new diagnosis of ADHD, the strengths and weaknesses and probably most importantly learn to accept my ADHD and work with it. So many things seem to make sense to me now. After seeing Dr Levrini for a few months I decided I would try medication too. The medications is helping but I am really glad I worked with Dr Levrini first. I don't think the medication I am taking would be as effective if I would have started with meds, not coaching. I am feeling great these days. I needed to understand my brain and why I am the way I am and why I do the things I do. I needed a coach to help me through this journey and diagnosis. Dr Levrini is an excellent coach. I am still learning tricks and tools to help myself function better day to day. My journey is far from over. My coach is on my side and I know she is pulling for me and all of her patients. She has a passion for helping people and families with ADHD and it truly shows.

Dr Abigail Levrini has been the therapist we had been searching for for years to finally break…read morethrough and help my son deal with all aspects of his ADHD and other related conditions. She truly understands the multitude of issues he is dealing with and her approach in therapy immediately gained our trust. She has been a positive and effective ADHD coach for both child and parent. She translates his behaviors into actions I can take for him to make continued forward progress rather than our past cycle of 2 steps forward followed by 4 steps back. Finally she has been instrumental assisting with his IEP to educate the school to what ADHD is ensuring he gets the services he needs and is entitled to by law. We found her in a time of desperation and her unwavering dedication to her clients (most importantly my son) has been a true gift. We refer to her as one our new angels who both my son and I believe can get us off this crazy roller coaster we have been stuck on for years.

They accept all children, but are pricer than most caregivers in the area. They have a waiting list…read moreat the moment. Full time only

From the owner: DLC Nurse & Learn is an inclusion child care center for children of all abilities. Children with…read moreCerebral Palsy, Down's Syndrome, Spina Bifida, Microcephaly, seizure disorders, g-tubes, apnea monitors and other special needs are welcome at DLC Nurse & Learn! We have classrooms for infants-5 year olds, including VP-K for 4 year olds. We also have after school programs for children up to 22 years of age. Scholarships are available for families that qualify. Our services include child care, preschool, extended day programs, registered nursing care, physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy, early intervention, developmental screening and low adult to child ratios for more one-on-one attention to individual goals for each child.

they welcomed me the second I walked into the door, prices are reasonable, and a very flexible…read moreschedule for me and my family, all the instructors are very kind and loving, definitely a recommendation for all ages!

Excellent training and artistry progression! We have enjoyed the classes from the Dancehouse&co…read morestudios!

Amazing place in the middle of Jacksonville. The original nature and conservation school. I would…read morerecommend this to anyone interested in getting their kids away from the blue screen.

Saying Thank you to the staff and Manager Lia at Happy Acres Ranch wouldn't suffice! I really…read morewanted the most authentic country setting for my reception the team at Happy Acres Ranch took my dream and made it a REALITY! From the beautifully decorated outdoor venue to the beautiful horse entrance HAR made my husband's and I reception a magical event starring us.