I worked with Delta in our Frisco Stonebriar Counseling office and did neurotherapy myself. Delta…read moreis a professional and kind individual who will make you feel comfortable during each visit. She is very easy to talk to and can give you all the wonderful details about neurotherapy. Definitely recommend.

My husband and I had been seeing James for almost one month. Initially things were going really…read morewell, and then during the last session we had hit a couple road bumps that I wanted to address. I had started to feel comfortable with James and let my guard down at this point. He did as well. I felt his office was a safe space for me to be my unfiltered self. James had casually said the "F" word during our sessions several times at this point, (as well as his IG posts have memes where he jokingly curses as well). For this reason, and because I felt comfortable at the time not having to sensor myself, I used the "F" word as an adjective during our last session in a pronounced tone to emphasize a point I was making. James proceeded to cut me off mid sentence and tell me that we aren't a good fit anymore because I was "cussing at him" and because I didn't trust him anymore. He didn't allow me to respectfully finish my train of thought / sentence. This is completely obsurd because I absolutely was not cursing at him. Nor would I ever... It reminded me exactly of what hit a chord between us at our last session where he told me to essentially stop talking mid sentence, and let my husband continue on his own. I was shocked after this abrupt and rude interruption, and said with a stunned look on my face "If my trust is slightly broken, it can still be repaired." He responded with "...Well can it though?" At this point, I was in shock because everything he was doing and saying and doing was so contradictory. Wasn't a therapist's job to prove that trust can be repaired?? And isn't the point of a therapist office to ensure clients feel they can be themselves, and not have to censor who we are? I was stunned. At the VERY LEAST, if he truly thought we weren't a good fit anymore, he could've respectfully waited for me to finish my sentence / thought and let me know then. Instead of interrupting me right there on the spot and essentially "breaking up with me". Ultimately, James has a very calm and gentle demeanor, but I discovered that his office is definitely not a safe space for his clients to express themselves fully as their true selves. (At least it wasn't for me). He preaches that there are reactive people, and dismissive people. Yet in that moment he was the one being 100% reactive, and unprofessional. He ended up backpedaling and tried to undo what he had implied/said, but it was too late at that point. That trust was definitely broken. I left the office in tears and never wish to see him again. As a professional therapist, you're expected to be just that. You're the therapist, the professional. It's not my job to be guarded and cautious in his office. It's my job to be open and 100% myself. His job to maintain professionalism and show guidance. This was our first time trying couples counseling, and unfortunately I'll never be able to look at it the same way again. This experience will haunt me for the rest of my life. And I don't know if I'll ever feel I can be 100% myself in a therapist office again. I did however have a positive experience with Cecelia during our individual therapy, who showed grace and respect 100% of the time. She allowed me to feel welcome, comfortable, and heard in her space during every visit.

So thankful for the work that this counseling center is doing in Plano and the surrounding area!read more

The therapists at Bluffview Counseling are highly respected and competent colleagues to whom I…read morefrequently refer with confidence. Their compassionate and skilled approach to healing the pain of betrayal trauma, sexual addiction, intimacy anorexia and attachment disorders make them a sought-after resource for those seeking recovery. The therapeutic process can be a challenging journey and I have trusted the Bluffview team with assisting individuals and couples seeking their particular expertise.

Coming to Bluffview Counseling is often the best part of my week. The offices are private but…read morehomey. My therapist (Missy) is incredible. Starting therapy was one of the hardest yet best decisions I've ever made for myself, and I can't recommend Bluffview enough.

Barbara Neal is an absolutely amazing counselor. She helped me and another friend I recommended her…read moreto and we both feel she was wonderful. I believe she has a new office location on Turtle Creek. Check her website www.barbaraneal.com

Amy is super helpful and great at pointing one to the right resources!! She helped a close family…read morefriend. Would definitely recommend!!

Since my teens (a very long time ago) I've been in and out of therapy. I always loved having…read moresomeone to go to that would let me vent about my week, listen without judgement, and just be in my corner. Over the years...and years... I've probably seen around 15 different therapists. I've moved. They've moved. Many, I only saw a couple of times before realizing they just weren't a good fit for me. Then there was the one that had a creepy ass collection of porcelain dolls in her office. They stared at me. I never returned. So, let's just say I've been around the block a few times when it comes to therapists. K? I contacted Amy originally about couples counseling. My partner and I went in and after the first session I knew I found someone special. She was very different than anyone I had seen before... Now let me back up. Previously, my experience with therapists always left me with the feeling that they were simply my personal paid cheerleaders. Yay me!!! They would pet me (ummm.. metaphorically), smile and nod, make all my feelings about life feel validated, give me a sucker and send me off into the world freshly stroked. Rinse. Repeat the following week. I didn't hate that. Enter Amy G. She took my sucker, tossed it aside and put a mirror in front of me. Then she made me look. WTF??? Ugh!!! She's making me DO THINGS!?!? Yeah ok... that didn't literally happen but that's pretty much how I felt. Was it scary? Hell yes. Did it need to happen? Yes, it certainly did. I never knew how much I needed a good hard look at myself. She is authentic AF. Honest and forthright. She will dig deep. She will challenge you. She will find things buried that you don't even remember hiding. Then she will make you look at it. Hard. You will confront it and it will be a bit daunting... and then.. It won't. Before you know it she's rinsing off your sucker and giving it back to you with a smile... and sometimes a joke (Yes, she cleans you out emotionally then can still make you laugh. Black magic perhaps??). Now, off you go with a new personal "knowing" or understanding about yourself. Eventually figuring out together what to do with it. In summation, if you're simply looking for a belly rub and a tickle... Move along. If you're ready to do some work and make some changes.. See Amy. She's kinda awesome. ...and maybe magic...

I had my first appointment with Amy today and it could not have been better. It was a really…read moreseamless first meeting and I felt very heard and understood. I also really enjoy that Amy gives feedback that isn't just your typical therapist response. She listens and responds to YOU. I've had therapy in the past, Amy is different and I would recommend her 10/10 times.

I worked with Counselor Amanda for about one year in community mental health care, first with her…read moreas my team lead and then as my clinical director. She trained me, so I got to see her work in different contexts. She has a calming, genuine (yet always professional) presence. Not only did she make clients feel comfortable and provide a healing environment for them, she always made her team, co-workers, and staff feel confident. Crisis management was something I didn't have much experience in when we first started working together, and she showed me how to be calm and collected even in an emergency. She is also one of the most ethical people I have ever worked with. Working with and under her helped make me a better clinician, and I am completely confident she helps clients reach similar results as their counselor.

This provider and her intern-Marvin are awesome! They have built such a great rapport with my son…read more I recommend them to anyone who is going through depression, having suicidal thoughts, or experiencing chronic anxiety. My kid outlook in life has improved drastically. Marvin is leaving the practice, but he looks forward to restarting his journey with Amanda.

If you're looking for a midwife that's going g to take care of you like family look no further!…read moreCheryl and her team are truly amazing, they made my pregnancy feel so safe and empowering- no matter the time if there was an emergency I could call on her or my doula (which is also inclusive with theyre services) this was my first pregnancy and I wanted to do everything naturally with no medical intervention, through some personal problems I needed to give birth at a hospital and through that experience my doula came to the hospital with me and talk me through the Birth of my beautiful daughter. If I could go back i would change a thing! Tree of life is a wonderful and very professional practice and ill recommend them to anyone especially if you're like me who leans more to holistic wellness vs moden medicine. If you're unsure you can always go in to do a consultation and meet all the beautiful ladies who work for Cheryl. Blessings

Choosing Tree of Life for midwifery services was the BEST decision I could've made! I didn't feel…read morelike just another patient I felt like I was with family every time I stepped into the environment. They helped guide me through the birthing process and made me feel empowered and knowledgeable about the journey I was on. I highly recommend their services!