I can't recommend Achieve Counseling & Wellness enough. I've referred family and friends because I…read morewant my loved ones to benefit the way I have. From the online scheduling to the friendly support staff, the whole experience feels welcoming. Working with Dr. Jennifer Burruel has been life-changing. She's approachable, real, and I've never felt judged. I used to think therapy was just talking to someone sympathetic, but she showed me it's so much more. She's helped me heal and learn tools that have made a difference in my career, my relationships, and how I feel day to day. I feel more confident, more capable, and genuinely at peace. If you're looking for a therapist who's highly skilled, truly cares, genuinely herself, and who will respectfully and supportively encourage you to grow, Dr. Burruel is it. I should also mention that those I've referred to the practice have reported positive experiences working with Emily and Maritza as well.

I've been working with Dr. Jennifer Burruel for about a year and to say she's changed my life is an…read moreunderstatement. I've been working with various therapists for the last 3+ years and while I've had several really great ones - Dr. Burruel's expertise, honesty, and genuine compassion is unmatched. I originally started therapy because I had no one else to talk to about deep or important things, but have stayed over the years for much more. In the last year I've been able to talk through major career changes and plans, relationship struggles, mindset changes, healthier and happier life choices, and honestly sometimes just to vent and talk to a highly educated person who is an excellent listener. I've never felt judged, uncomfortable, or pushed in any direction. Lastly, another very important variable for me is the quality of the admin work - or the people/team responsible for billing, questions, and general communication between sessions. Golda and the team at Achieve Counseling and Wellness are the gold standard! Golda has always been very helpful, responsive, and has done everything for me from rescheduling, fighting billing with insurance companies, and answering any questions I have. I've left a lot of great providers because of the incompetency of the support staff - that is certainly not the case here. If you're new to therapy, I can't think of a more safe and welcoming place to start. If you're not new, stop wasting your time and switch to the hardest working, most thoughtful, and well organized professional in the state of AZ!

The universe must not want me to do this, I've reached out to several life coaches/hypno therapists…read moreand NOT 1, including this person has called me back after leaving voicemails. Not only that the number on this Yelp page is an old number, she has a new number now which is called and no ones returned my call. ‍

I wish there is a 10 stars button because Ling deserves the best of the best review…read more This year I have ran into some personal and family issues, so I decided to look for some professional help and that was how I found this company. After reading all the postive reviews and went on the website, I have decided to give them a call the next day. During the call, I was on my way driving to work but Ling was sure patience enough to listen to me and gave me some information regarding what she does, recommended hypnotherapy and schedule me to come in to see her. So far I have gone through 3 sessions with her and she made me realize, opened up my mind and educated me on thinking more positively. I have let go a lot of unpleasant feelings and slowly working my way up. She is not only a life couch but also a friend, because she truly cares and make me feel great about myself once again.

Fantastic experience with an extremely authentic and caring team. The owner was personable and…read morecommunicative and I felt like I got more than what I expected from a mental health care team. Definitely worth investing in and a company that genuinely cares about you. Thank you sea glass!

The biggest issue with this organization is the significant disconnect between what it says it…read morevalues and how it actually operates. The organization promotes a culture of compassion, support, and client-centered care, but the day-to-day reality often felt like maintaining a positive image was prioritized over addressing legitimate concerns. Employees were routinely expected to give more than they were compensated for, including completing work outside of paid hours. Rather than acknowledging the unsustainable demands being placed on staff, leadership fostered a culture of "toxic positivity" where concerns were often minimized, reframed, or treated as a mindset issue rather than valid feedback. Positivity is not a substitute for accountability, and a workplace cannot solve systemic problems by simply encouraging employees to have a better attitude. The turnover rate among staff should be viewed as a serious warning sign. When experienced employees repeatedly leave, the appropriate response is to examine the working conditions, leadership practices, and organizational decisions contributing to that pattern. Instead, there appeared to be an expectation that staff should tolerate the same issues that caused others to leave. Most concerning was the impact this environment had on client care. In a mental health setting, decisions should consistently be guided by what is ethically and clinically in the best interest of clients. Unfortunately, there were times when organizational priorities appeared to outweigh clinical considerations. This creates a difficult environment for clinicians who entered the field to provide quality care and advocate for the people they serve. A healthy mental health organization requires leadership that listens to staff, respects boundaries, supports clinicians, and is willing to acknowledge problems rather than dismiss them. Ultimately, this organization taught me that a workplace can use the language of wellness, compassion, and positivity while still failing to create an environment where employees feel valued and where clients' needs consistently come first. Meaningful change requires more than slogans--it requires accountability, transparency, and a willingness to address uncomfortable truths.

I would say that Diane Genco is a danger for clients who regularly have suicidal ideation but…read moreclarify that they have no intention of following through with it . Several years ago I was in several groups led by Diane and was having individual therapy sessions as well . I remember one session I had with Diane during a particularly bad week . I began the session with her by responding to her question of what my mental status was like . I always believe in being honest and transparent with the therapists I have had in the past . I told Diane that I was having ideations of hurting myself but had no intention of following through with it . As soon as I said that , she ended the session and informed me that she was no longer going to see me in individual therapy. The reason I say that she is dangerous because she had no idea what I was thinking and sent me out of her office to go home in an unstable condition made worse by her actions. Her behavior was extremely damaging to my psyche . I felt rejected . I felt as though she wasn't willing to help me process what I was thinking and let me go home alone without any intervention at all . I should mention my diagnoses are depression, anxiety, C-PTSD, and I am a childhood trauma victim. I believe her actions were unethical and dangerous .

I have been calling since August. They made me have my dr send over a prior authorization just so…read morethey can "review my case" to see if my case is something they can see me for and see if I really need therapy. Every time I call to see when I can make an appointment they say the supervisor will call me and it's now me if October and nothing. They obviously don't care about patients and their need to talk to a therapist. SMH.

I waited in order to reflect on the counselor, the attorney, court, and final settlement. I waited…read more6 to 12 months before this review regarding Sharon Morley My wife and I went to Sharon Morley. I wanted to save our marriage. I shared my problems with both Sharon and my ex-wife. Note: Regarding my ex-wife, her background and training provided her with the ability and skills to be very persuasive, having groups and individual adopting and believing her point of view. My problem: Wife was seeing her former lover who she was romantically involved with before our marriage. The married man even met and spent time with her family before our marriage. She continued the relationship with him during our marriage by texting messages to each other, meeting him, and lied to me about 2 different girls' 3-day 2-night trips. However, the trips were probably to his cabin for 3 days and 2-nights. She denied and lied to me about their continued contacts. All this took place during our marriage without my knowledge. I trusted my wife. I was the last to know. When the lies came up during counseling, my ex-wife told Sharon the issue was that I violated her privacy. My final meeting with Sharon, she discussed how and why my wife needed another outside relationship. How I did not understand my ex-wife. How the problem was me. Please be careful before employing Sharon Morley.

Sharon Morley is a highly sought after Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist. She works with…read morecouples and individuals and is highly trained as a couples therapist. She is my top pick when referring to other professionals. She is one of the best!

Tara is super personable and easy to talk to. She helped me work through some issues and find…read moreclarity. She's extremely well educated and highly experienced. I very highly recommend her.

I started seeing Tara J. Nolan for marriage counseling almost two years ago. At the time my husband…read moreand I were close to celebrating our ten year anniversary but the excitement had faded. We were arguing about everything and growing apart. I wondered what the next ten years would be like if we continued down this path. My husband agreed to a marital "tune up," and it was the best decision we had ever made. Tara gave us skills for handling our conflicts and helped us find ways to communicate with each other without confrontation. She also helped us understand the reasons behind our differences and how we could meet each others' needs. Her assignments and lesson plans were eye-opening for the both of us; we began connecting in ways we hadn't in years. Coming up on our 12th year together, my husband and I still utilize the communication strategies Tara showed us. We are more engaged and aware of our unique love languages, and we make an effort for "us" time which we had never done before. I was so happy with the progress we had made as a couple, I went back to see Tara for life coaching and Brain Spotting to overcome fear and anger from my past. Tara is easy to talk to, gives sound advice, and has helped me interpret situations without bias or perceptions clouding my judgment. I would recommend Tara for anyone seeking life coaching or couple's therapy.

We did not find what we were looking for here when we sought counseling services for marriage. This…read moreis not a place that I would recommend to go to get help. Save yourself the trouble and heartache and choose another counselor!!!!!

My wife went there to work out issues in our marriage and she took the week long retreat as an…read moreopportunity to cheat on me with the people in her group. This is obviously not a safe or supervised environment. Especially if you want to send someone that has addiction issues, you'll have to look elsewhere.

Jessica is amazing! Someone you can really talk to and that really helps you through the hard…read moretimes! Finding a good therapist that you trust and really listens is so hard to find but with Jessica that's exactly what you get! When your with Jessica it's like your talking with a friend not a therapist. I am so grateful for true2u counseling and for the help she has given me!