Lindsey is truly a sleep expert and helped us get immediate results! I highly recommend her!…read moreQuickly into our consultation, Lindsey identified the problem. She was able to provide effective advice and had other visual resources readily available. I enjoyed working with Lindsey specifically because she provided a great balance between helping us to feel heard as well as providing us the strength, guidance, and expertise we were looking for. We implemented the strategies discussed and saw instant improvements. It was such a relief. Not to mention, scheduling and communication was easy. From start to finish, it was a fabulous experience. If issues arise in the future with either of my children, you bet I'll be calling Good Morning Sunshine Sleep Services!!!

I highly recommend Lindsey for all your pediatric sleep concerns! Lindsey is very knowledgeable,…read morepatient and kind. It was incredible to work with her to teach my baby to sleep through the night. When we first started working with Lindsey, my 5 month old did not want anything to do with his crib or his bassinet. Now he is going to sleep at 7pm in his crib, waking up once to nurse and then going back to sleep until 7am. The change has been amazing. We also now have a solid schedule for naps, which gives us a lot more time on our hands and a much happier baby through the day. Lindsey understood right away that we could not handle the "cry it out" method, and designed a sleep plan that was gentle and perfect for our family's needs. While there was certainly crying, Lindsey gave us all the tools we needed to get through it. I highly recommend her sleep consultant services.

Mount St. Vincent home has a soft spot in my heart. I realized the other day when I was driving up…read morethere to make another donation that I have been working with this organization for over 35 years. This establishment was originally started as an orphanage in 1883 by the Sisters of Charity. They really do help children in need, a safe place for them before they're adopted or just need a home. Some of the youth live there full-time. They reach out to help because of neglect, abuse, emotional and behavioral challenges, mental illness and abuse. This incredible place is for foster care and treatment programs for children. They are always looking for volunteers for various things on their 16 acre campus. I WOULD recommend this facility if you have any free time to volunteer or considering donating. Go online and look at their wish list.

My daughter attended both the school and the day treatment programs from 2014-2016. She was in…read moretheir residential treatment program during six months of that time as well. I cannot say enough good things about the facility, especially Kaylee Jeffrey and Laura Woodward. The whole facility was so knowledgeable and helpful during this very difficult time in our lives. They recognized what our daughter needed and worked with us, her other providers, and our school district to give us the best version of our daughter we'd had in years. She is now looking to attend Florida State University and study meteorology. Thank you so much, MSV.

My daughter, D has been struggling with Ketamine addiction for years. After careful research, we…read morechose Cedar because they had decent reviews, were affiliated with the hospital, and also addressed process addictions like the cell phone. Unfortunately her therapist, Shannon, didn't understand Ketamine addiction or even how to help our daughter at all. Instead, Shannon O. belittled D, was very punitive, often taking away her 'tech time' because D brought coffee to a friend, or something else tiny. Even when D was opening up about her adoption and other (overdue) personal things that may have contributed to unhealthy choices, Shannon delayed giving her approved items we brought (shampoo, shorts) and discharged her four days early. In her own words, therapist Shannon literally asked our daughter if she needed to be there. Indeed the other residents and staff were shocked as our daughter had been attending meetings, getting along with all residents and was very much loved by the others. Shannon O. doesn't really care about peoples wellness. It seems Cedar only wants to get the residents on medication and into the affiliated sober houses at discharge.

From a parent perspective~my adult child just began their inpatient journey at this UC Health…read morerecovery center, CeDAR. The supervisor, Kevin, made the admission process a little less painful due to his gentle nature and compassion. I appreciated Kevins knowledge and experience within the complexities of co occurring morbidities. His ability to gather and communicate the necessary items for admission authorization was a true Godsend. I am looking forward to seeing my child return to a healthy happy path.

I sought neurofeedback to tone down a very disruptive startle reflex, headaches, and constant…read moreanxiety after a major accident. Susan has been patient and supportive. She immediately stops something if my brain doesn't like it and tailors the stimulus level to a place where my nervous system can handle it. I also found the initial brain map report to be very validating. Susan was willing and able to check on something extra that wasn't normally included in the report. I have already recommended her to a friend.

I have been having two sessions a week regularly with Susan at the Optimum Brain Neurofeedback…read moreCenter for several months. Personally, I can see how neurofeedback really helped me with different aspects of my life. Firstly, I feel like my brain is more receptive and faster in making logical connections, and reasoning. Also my memory improved which helped with my Masters studies. My brain feels more engaged and active, it's hard to explain, but almost like the opposite of feeling groggy. I also started to be capable of recognizing my emotions and what was right or wrong for myself. Neurofeedback is different from therapy, where you are guided from the therapist to draw conclusions about your behavior. Here your brain itself that allows you to perceive how you really feel and explore your emotions. I trusted the process and slowly I saw results. I decided to change my life because of the knowledge that I have gained. I wasn't happy with my situation, and I was able to see things clearly thanks to the effect that neurofeedback had on my brain. Susan was very professional, and she made me feel always comfortable and explained me every step of the process. Also she was always available for me, also when I asked her to write me a letter of recommendation for my graduate school! Therefore, I strongly suggest working with her, she offers 3 different types of neurofeedback, each of them have its own benefits. This is a great investment in yourself believe me!!!!

I was encouraged by our Marriage Counselor to visit Neurowellness Center after she knew I had…read morelooked into neurofeedback some years ago in an attempt to work on my mental and emotional wellbeing, and how grateful I am that I came across Jenn and the wonderful service she provides. Jenn's insights are incredibly valuable and the knowledge she has to help me understand the brain mapping is priceless. I have been experiencing sleep issues and although we are in the beginning stages of treatment, I am finding that the insomnia that typically keeps me up for several hours during the night, is slowly subsiding, where I can go back to sleep relatively quickly and easily. I am excited to continue with the therapy and get more relief from this condition that has taken a toll on me. The other thing I really like about the Neurowellness Center, is it is a more intimate environment than some of the other centers I visited and has previously considered in Denver. The center has its own private infrared sauna that I have access to and this is an incredible feature to be able to use, especially since I have a clotting disorder and the infrared Sauna helps immensely. Jenn definitely cares for your well being and her passion for my health is extremely appreciated and very motivating. I love NeuroWellness Center and it is quickly becoming one of the main things that I look forward to attending each week as I continue on this path and get the results to better mental health and a better life in general. Highly recommend anyone in the Denver location to check this out, well worth it.

I met with Dr Carol Foster about vertigo and migraine issues. She was very rude and I was very…read moreconcerned about future treatment plans by her attitude. She did not show any empathy and I did not feel heard or respected as the patient. The concept of a bedside manner was completely lost on her. I had a second appointment hoping the first was just a bad day. No, the second appointment was even worse. I found treatment elsewhere.

I developed a really bad case of vertigo late last year, and had it for about 2 months. Some days…read moreit was so severe, I literally felt like I was walking around drunk - everything was spinning, and I felt like I had to hold onto rails when I walked up and down stairs. I figured the condition was largely stress related (I'd never been so stressed out or anxious in my life), or possibly related to sleeping in some kind of bad position. I didn't know much about vertigo, and even though I'd researched it, I wasn't able to figure out a treatment that worked for me. Luckily, it seemed to go away over time - for the most part, though small bouts of vertigo did resurface a few times, but just for a day or two. My sister had the same issue that mysteriously appeared, then disappeared. Well, for whatever reason, I got vertigo again, last week. I don't know if it was triggered by my new aerobic exercise program or doing excessive neck stretching or what, but, all of a sudden the vertigo came back full force, and it was so bad I felt like I had to spend the whole day in bed on Friday. It was not good. I get really depressed when I am not feeling well or if I'm not being productive, so I could feel myself slipping into a really bad funk. Vertigo can make you feel really anxious because you feel really out of control when everything in your head feels like it's starting to spin around for no apparent reason! Well, I started doing more research and am thanking my lucky stars for the fact that I ran across this article, in which a man says he cured his vertigo by doing a simple exercise that was invented by Dr. Foster. You can read it here: https://www.menshealth.com/health/a28679454/benign-paroxysmal-positional-vertigo-treatment/ There was a link for a video she had on YouTube, so I clicked on it and tried it myself. Here's the link, if you want to see how to do the exercise. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mQR6b7CAiqk HO - LY - COW. I can't believe this simple, 5 minute exercise actually worked to cure my vertigo, when I'd been STRUGGLING with it for MONTHS, late last year. I do realize that the exercise may not address the underlying cause of the vertigo (I realize I may never know what triggered it), but at least I am back to being a functional human being again. We live in a day and age where it's VERY HARD to find a doctor who is willing to give out information for free. I even commented to a friend of mine, this afternoon, that a TRULY good doctor is one who tries to give you advice that's good enough so you don't even NEED to come in and see them. That is the kind of physician Dr. Foster clearly is. She says in the video that if this doesn't work to fix your vertigo, you can always come in and try other treatment options. Why can't EVERY doctor be like her?? I don't know if Dr. Foster will ever see this but if so, I just want to extend a huge amount of gratitude for sharing this really useful tip. I wish you could get a nobel prize for figuring this out....seriously. For anyone looking for a good neurologist who actually cares about their patients.... give Dr. Foster a call! She obviously cares about helping people to get better, and get on with their lives.

We've been taking our now 9-year-old son here for about a year. He has had a lot of anxiety and…read morerigidity, and counseling here has helped a lot. His anxiety has diminished greatly, and he's more flexible in many ways. He's also become more aware of his body and his emotions and is better able to regulate himself. The approach here is "play therapy", which I don't understand very well, but it is a way for children to express their worries and concerns through games and role-playing of various sorts. Our son always enjoys his sessions. The practice here is based on neuro-science rather than behavioral science, but it's a very practical approach and the counselor always offers lots of specific actions parents can take, and things to do today. No matter what specific problem we bring her, she always has a way to attack it. The approach is based partly on Siegel and Bryson's book "The Whole Brain Child", which she recommends to her clients.

Unless Judith has lost her mind since I saw her years ago, I am dismayed that someone would leave…read morethis one damaging review. Judith was doing body centered therapy before Bessel Van Der Kolk wrote his now famous book, The Body Keeps the Score. It is sad that someone takes the low road to ridicule from a distance, rather than work things out in person. Judith was calm and solid while working with some trauma that possessed me those years ago. I will always remember her with the same compassion she showed me.

This therapist screamed at me for being dysregulated. I was anxious because someone had physically…read moreharmed me, that's why I went to therapy. She was more dysregulated than me, and her treatment of me when I was vulnerable was harmful to my psyche. She also berated my friend who saw her for her PTSD symptoms.