I had been looking for an EMDR therapist for some time and finally came across this company. When I was making my appointment I was told that if I wanted a female therapist I would have to wait much longer to see one. I honestly couldn't wait as I was dealing with the loss of my son and needed help badly, I just needed someone who could help me. Here we are over six months into my therapy and so much has changed. When I originally came in I had a list of things that I felt I needed addressed, and then we finished the first target of therapy. Something happened that I wasn't expecting. So many layers of my onion brain were slowly being peeled back and unfolding. I could not have made it this far without the help of my therapist James Truesdell. He has a soft, patient tone that is so comforting and easy during your healing process. He made me feel safe every time and was always concerned about my overall well being. I would see him time and time again, highly recommend. read more

don't let my rating fool you into thinking this is a bad place. I've been seen there for around 4 months at the time of this writing and this was in regards to medication management. my service provider has been very helpful, extremely knowledgeable as well as clear and concise in our dealings. why the low rating? it's all in regards to billing and payment. during the initial paperwork for intake I read the whole thing through and found that it stated they'd be keeping a credit/debit card on file and would bill services immediately, without any contact or providing a receipt. I get that no one wants to be left swinging in the breeze without payment but, this has bothered me every time it's come up. I've elected to pay cash with this business and they don't seem to have an immediate problem with that but, here it comes.... when they call to say your bill come to "insert amount here" and can we please have a card number to get it taken care of. I decline and say I'll bring cash over. then I get asked, "will that be today or at your next appointment?" and followed up with I'll add a note to your account. also, my insurance tends to take a few weeks to get the bill through the system and let the provider know what they can charge. this place has collected from me before that process has been completed. all of this just seems odd to me. if it weren't for the incredible interactions with my service provider I'd be going elsewhere because of the billing. read more

Tom Yarber is the best practitioner I have ever seen in 47 years. I could do without the Christian praise music in the lobby however.

Katie Smigaj is the best therapist I have ever had. She's AMAZING and that's an understatement since I've never felt comfortable with a therapist before. She helped with the exploration of past trauma and conflict resolution, over the course of a year or more she helped me with emotions and feeling I had supressed for my entire lifespan. I highly recommend her for not just family and marriage therapy but for all psychosocial aspects in life. If you're seeking a therapist that will meet you where you're at and work as a team to help you and your relationship, look no further! read more

Dr. Wagaman is excellent with our son. He listens, is patient & makes us feel supported. Our 5 year old loves coming to see him.

There are 2 Dr Wagamens. I only met Jeff, who is a total idiot! After finding out my husband had betrayed me, I thought marriage counseling would help us put our marriage back together. Dr Wagamen insisted that I need to forgive, that "he made a mistake, he's sorry and it's not going to happen again". I knew something was still going on, but i could not prove it at the time. During one of the sessions I brought up that I no longer trusted him- including around our young daughter.Of all people to get upset, Jeff Wagamen did, as though I had insulted him! Well, it took a few years but not only did I find out the betrayal was still going on, I found out that I should have followed my gut regarding my little girl. I will never forgive this "counselor"! He did nothing but defend my husband and make me feel that I was the bad one for my lack of trust. and it turned out that my husband was not only an adulterer but a filthy child molester too. Fast forward a few years, I have spoken to several people who went to this man for marriage counseling and there is 1 common thing I hear. He is always on the husband's side, no matter what the problem is. what kind of a professional counselor gets so emotionally involved that he gets upset at a person who is paying him $150 hr for marriage counseling? We won't even talk about the Christian aspects. He claims to be a Christian counselor. If thats what Christian counseling is, I will stick with my secular counselor should I ever feel the need for it again. (By the way, since the divorce, counseling has been unneeded) read more

Another of their counselors, Sarah Chickering, also becomes overly emotionally upset in order to suppress client questions or challenges. She is unable to separate herself from the Counselling relationship and is prone to crossing boundaries in ways that can retraumatize her clients. Over the lengthy time I saw her, she personalized most issues to herself, sometimes crying at having been hurt by feelings I expressed, becoming defensive if questioned, and proclaiming our "relationship" was divinely wrought after extracting what now feels like icky loyalty comments from me. She made offers for me to join her at her church and other uncomfortable suggestions. I think she means we'll, but She lacks the maturity to be professional and help others, placing the burden of maintaining boundaries and safety on the client. Over time she reveals her own need to be trusted, to be liked, and to be important in your life. It's the inverse of a healthy and appropriate therapy relationship. This is a dangerous counselor for the emotionally vulnerable. read more