I would like to update my review. I want to thank Dr. Nulton…read moreand Jessica for working with my husband to fix everything!! They went above and beyond and I appreciate it as well as my husband. Thank you so much for addressing everything.

Run. Run away. The…read moreworst in healthcare. They might as well tell you to suffer and enjoy it. Don't ever expect your prescriptions to be correct or on time. Ignorant gits.

Docs are great. Groups are good. Parking is plentiful & access to the office is good…read more Front office used to be great but something has changed. According to docs, it's a rotating staff so the same people aren't there all the time. Some are excellent. Some are not. Appointments are canceled (by front office, not therapists) without notification. If you are scheduled for group and an individual appointment, be careful that the correct appointment is moved or canceled and double-check that your appointments exist. Many staff don't differentiate between individual & group appts. If you use the sign-in sheet during busy times, be aware that you may not get checked in (and will be blamed for following the sign-in protocol, which is ridiculous and unprofessional). When the front office doesn't facilitate the connection between patient and therapist, it makes it extremely difficult to keep consistency with patient care. This is a facility that sees patients from a wide geographic area. I've seen patients melt down in the waiting room for driving to an appointment that doesn't exist. It has always happened to some degree but in the last few months, we've had a problem at least every month. We may need to consider pulling our children from therapy not over their care but due to the fact that they simply cannot connect to their doctors.

From the owner: Behavioral Health Services is a branch of Pediatric Care Specialists in Johnstown, PA. We are a…read moremental health agency offering the following services for all ages: Individual Therapy Family Therapy Marriage and Couples Therapy Group Therapy Play Therapy Parent Training Screenings for Autism Spectrum Disorders

What a beautiful new building! Now your office matches the wonderful care that you provide. Would…read morerecommend Footsteps to anyone, the staff are friendly and make me feel comfortable when I go there. Congratulations on your new place!

I saw Dr. Haslett almost 10 years ago, so this information may not be relevant anymore (I hope…read moreshe's gotten better) but I thought it would still be important to share. I saw Dr. Haslett as an adolescent because I was suffering from what I now know is Bipolar Type II and ADHD-PI. Dr. Haslett misdiagnosed me with Seasonal Affect Disorder (SAD was disputed at the time and later dismissed as being not real), and told me to take vitamin D supplements and spend more time outside as a treatment. Even at the time, she seemed unsure of what she diagnosed me with and obviously, given my real diagnoses, her "treatment" didn't do anything. I continued to spiral in my depression despite what she did do, which was very minimal. I don't know at the time (around 2014-15 I think) how much experience she had, but it didn't seem like much. Me, as a shy 14 year old, had to lead the therapy/conversation (I also never saw a therapist before then) because all she did was sit there and say nothing. She also didn't listen to me very well. I remember one time she assumed I was being bullied when I wasn't, and refused to concede even when I told her directly that what she thought wasn't correct. Later, when I came out to her as transgender, she first "diagnosed" me with it, and then wanted to tell my parents. I was against this, but she insisted. I picked up that she looked kind of offended in some way. It seemed to me that she just wanted to tell my mom (she knew my mom personally). Why? I don't know. Given some reviews on other sites and my own experience, it seems like she's anti-LGBT or at the very least a TERF, but I can't say for sure. Maybe she assumed my mom would yell at me (she did). After she outed me to my parents, I stopped seeing her (about 2015). Mainly because I was trying to fix my relationship with my parents, because her outing completely destroyed what little rapport we had. At the time, I was furious at Dr. Haslett, and to a point I'm still angry, but I'm mostly confused on how she thought this was the best way to handle my situation. At the very least she's careless, and at the very most, she's malicious. *I wouldn't recommend her if you're LGBT, just to be safe.* Sorry for the word vomit.