This place acts all holier than thou.. and they all preach about Ross's book.. well not everyone is…read morein the same situation. This is a practice with a revolving door of therapists. If you want to stay with your same therapist then you should avoid this place completely! The revolving door swings around so fast you hardly get to know your therapist and they are leaving. You can tell the office is a very stressful place to work. Everyone there seems stressed out to the max!! Avoid this place at all costs!!

I have been going to the same therapist off and on for 4 years now and I love working with her! She…read moreis honest but kind and pushes me to be a better version of myself. She is always wiling in to work with my sometimes unpredictable schedule which I appreciate because most health care professionals won't. She is frankly the best therapist I have ever worked with and I feel like I'm a better partner, friend, and human being because of her. I cannot rate her and CCC high enough.

I really like coming here. Private, quiet, and obviously the therapist I work with is amazing. The…read moreonly downside is there isn't a ton of parking, and it's pretty tight.

Coming here has been the absolute best thing I could have ever done for myself! I finally felt…read morevulnerable enough to go to therapy prior to coming to Dynamic Direction Counseling, and I felt essentially I was talking to myself while my therapist was making sure she agreed with what I said. I didn't click with my previous therapist, and that's okay.. Nonetheless, I cancelled that service because it was not a good fit. Months later, I tried to have therapy again. I went in with the same expectation as before and wow was I blown away! Nicole got back to me the next day after my inquiry. I see Nicole and she has helped me realize things about myself that I never knew and a different perspective, but in a very personable way. I think there is one reason for my thinking, but she opens up a whole new realm of possibilities and that there is just not one reason for my behavior. She is never judgmental and is very easy to talk to - it's like you're talking to a longtime friend. When there are patterns you're talking about or something she wants to Segway on to change your thinking, it's never done in a negative way. I honestly cannot recommend her enough.

Michelle is wonderful. Plain truth she's completely honest and upfront. She listens and advises…read moreunlike others who just listen and don't say much of anything. The office is private with a calming atmosphere that makes it comfortable to be there. Michelle is willing to look at all aspects before making any determination or advice. All around a great caring experience. I highly recommend her.

Dr March is intelligent and caring. She helped our child during crucial times. But unfortunately we…read morehad to part ways because she became accusatory and caustic towards me, when I was specifically seeking help in parenting with a difficult ex. It really came as a shock. After that, I was afraid of seeking her guidance. So while 90% of times she was helpful, the unpredictable snaps made it very hard for me to continue on relaying information to help my daughter. She also doesn't take feedback well unless it's exactly what she expects to hear. For example my daughter told me she didn't enjoy therapy and when I told her that she automatically pointed the finger at me and said that I had caused it to happen. In fact I never even blamed her for that. I very much just wanted her to know that and it could be simply because therapy brought up issues my daughter wasn't ready to confront within herself yet. I just hope Dr March can understand that the way in which you communicate to parents matters. We are people too. We seek you out because we want what's best for our kids. We are not perfect but neither is anyone. Aside from this, she's smart and caring and I wish all the best for her and all the children she helps support.

AVOID Steve Wodka. The headline is after many years of seeing him, he dared me to commit suicide…read more He should not be practicing. One therapist should not be seeing four people who are all close friends. But that is exactly what Dr Steve Wodka did. Additionally, after seeing him for many years, he accidentally revealed that he didn't know basic (MAJOR) facts about my story. When I confronted him, he guilted and shamed me for not telling him sooner. As if all of that weren't enough, when I was experiencing suicidal ideation, he challenged me that, "well you've never actually tried it." It seemed like a dare. As the other reviewer said, he focuses on himself, his interests. He spends his days talking about hockey and basketball with his clients. There is no plan for treatment with him and he is not a trauma informed therapist. He should not be practicing. Again, AVOID this person. There are many many qualified therapists. He is not among them.

Dr. Wodka is a true professional. He made me feel more than comfortable , understood my needs and…read moreconcerns. He is truly an expert in his field. I am thankful for the help he has provided me . I would recommend Steve and his staff to all

Dr. Abbey Graves unique style is comforting yet direct. Whether we are one on one or as a family,…read moreDr.Graves makes discovery/recovery fun. In the last 12 months she has been helping our family with all areas concerning depression,alcoholism,substance abuse,marital and parenting issues. I am amazed at her ability to assist our family as we move in a healthy direction session by session. We love Abbey and would recommend her services to anyone looking to make a positive impact in their life!!

My experience with Colleen has never been less than authentic and genuine in her informed and…read moreethical decision making to promote best practice in her agency. Her team at Health and Healing Therapy are cut from the same cloth as Colleen providing comfort, safety, and authenticity in their work with clients. I highly recommend Health and Healing Therapy LLC.

I have had the pleasure of knowing Colleen Koncilja for about twenty years. I have known her in the…read morecapacity as a practice director, clinical director, colleague, adjunct professor, clinician, and friend. Colleen is extremely experienced on so many clinical areas when it comes to therapy and the field of social work and addictions. I have referred clients to her, and when she hasn't had openings, I have complete trust and confidence when she recommends one of her staff therapists at Health and Healing Therapy to work with the person. I am assured that she always has the best interest of the client in mind. Another amazing thing I have found about Colleen is her willingness to share her knowledge of the field. She has allowed me to tap her vast knowledge of clinical as well as pragmatic resources and ideas for running an ethical, value-based practice. Colleen is a true asset to our community.

I have had the pleasure of knowing Dr. Charmaine Dodd for the past 5 years. I have been…read moreconsistently been impressed by her professionalism, dedication, and integrity. She is an exceptional listener who pays close attention to detail and approaches every interaction with thoughtfulness and compassion. Her strong work ethic, clinical insight, and genuine commitment to helping others .make her an outstanding therapist, respected colleague and true professional. I highly recommend her without reservation as a professional therapist.​

Pretty poor listening skills for a practice that's supposed to specialize in that very field. Was…read moreoffered times and dates that didn't work with my schedule, even though I told them my availability beforehand. Not a good start...

Best Doctors and Therapists around. We've been seeing Dr. Woods since 2010, she is very…read moreknowledgeable, patient and thorough. We've seen other Doctors before coming here and they just wanted to push medications without knowing what's really going on, next t Dr. Woods. She knows what to ask and what to look for. The Therapist at this practice are also great. From young to retirement it doesn't matter, they can help. Five stars aren't high enough, I'd give 100 if I could.

Dr woods is a great psychiatrist, very professional and friendly. The office experience is the…read moreworst ever, the staff is constantly new so they never know how to work the computers and trying to call to get an appointment is impossible to the point its easier to go all the way into the office to schedule. I have never had a worse office experience.

Shoji is our Marriage and Family counselor and is the best therapist we've had by far! We started…read moreseeing improvements within our familial relationships quickly taught each of us the importance of listening to each others story, respecting opinions, setting/adhering to boundaries, rebuilding trust, all while she was subtly reinforcing our faith in God. We are blessed to have her in our life.

From the first person I spoke with, who then referred me to Michelle, I felt a sense of caring and…read moreempathy. They were genuinely concerned with my well being, and I felt immediately at ease. After meeting with Michelle, I felt extremely positive. She was kind and professional. I highly recommended this center if you're looking to change some behavioral patterns and want to become a better person.

You've heard the adage "Nice guys finish last," right? Well, it's applicable to us females, too…read more This past year was a rough one for me: first, one of my sweetest students (age 16) passed away suddenly. Then I was in a relationship that was very, very difficult on multiple accounts. To top it off, though I have pretty good self esteem, I just feel awkward and insecure sometimes. Needless to say, I needed someone to help me sort out my feelings of grief, confusion, and inadequacy, coupled with the blame and general negativity that was being projected onto me. I hoped therapy might help give me a more positive perspective and learn some coping and/or behavior strategies. Dr. Greenburg is very perceptive: she's picked up my nuances and habits pretty quickly, and I like that. She's pleasant and asks about my week. If I have a problem or something that's bothering me, she has a plan of attack. She can also sort through my unchronological messes and see patterns (in how others treat me, my response) and brings them up. This is EXACTLY what I wanted. And, she's very non-judgy. (Also exactly what I needed.) Through this journey I've learned what "codependency" is. "Nice guys" and "nice girls," you might want to look into it; awareness might help us "givers" walk away with more than just the short end of the stick! (In short: Treat yourself with importance, because others aren't necessarily going to!) So, to sum, I'm feeling positive and optimistic, and I'm thankful for that. Onward to a better, more positive year!