There is a difference between a great therapist and a wonderful therapist. Leslie Teerlink is the…read more perfect example of a wonderful therapist. Throughout my life I have searched for a therapist who I could connect with and trust. That is down to earth and attentive. Understanding that sometimes our sessions will be super productive, through brainspotting and other methods to help with processing, and other times giving me a space to talk. It wasn't until my doula recommended that I see Leslie to work through my postpartum depression and anxiety that I truly found a therapist I connected with. She helped me adjust to motherhood, connect with my child and husband. Made me realize that I am a wonderful and worthy person. She goes above and beyond to connect with me between sessions to check in. Along with being there if I need an extra session or just a few minutes to help me process something. Even with the occasional technology issues, it is easy to schedule with and she is willing to schedule when it fits best within my schedule. In all honesty this review does not even touch the surface of how much of an impact she has made on my life. I am beyond grateful for having such a wonderful therapist in my life.

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Billing is so bad you wont want to do business with them. I over paid, I have had a 3 way call with…read moreme, insurance, and there billing about overpayment. several more calls, and more E-mail. Over 6 months with no resolution in sight. DO NOT USE ANY ONE ASSOICATED WITH THIS GROUP. Second after reviewing full detail of EOB's, and there billing there over billing on many visits, some only in a few cents but its about ethics and this company has none.

Red Oak Counseling is the best! The counseling (individual and group) that I received at Red Oak…read morehelped me through a truly difficult time. The counselors helped me find my strength, deal with issues and create solutions. I am in a great place right now and am convinced without the help of Red Oak I would not be here. They were professional, thorough and, maybe most importantly, they truly seemed to care and believe in me. Genuine people here. I give them my highest recommendation.

Linda has understanding compassion and helpful insight. I am ever grateful that I came to meet and…read moreknow her, and receive her help. Had it not been for our therapeutic relationship, I may not have survived the after effects of traumas I've experienced. Linda lifted me up and saved me from self-destruction. I will forever be grateful to her. -- dmm

Dr. Jackson was wonderful to work with helped me tremendously. Would highly recommend him. Ron S…read more Muskego,wi

Understanding that reviews of extremely personal therapy sessions can be somewhat subjective, I…read morewill attempt to merely state the facts of my OWN treatment with Dr. Jackson. It is an honest, non-offensive, and accurate review of my interaction with him. This same review was originally posted at http://yellowpages.com as well as http://alltherapist.com. Although Dr. Jackson has apparently been practicing for years, it was the only review of him that existed at the time. I came to learn that Dr. Jackson had my review removed from the yellowpages site. After reposting the same review there, I subsequently learned that Dr. Jackson had it removed yet again and learned that he removed his option to have reviews posted altogether on http://yellowpages.com, which I was informed was his right. Now it seems the ability to post a review of Dr. Jackson at http://yellowpages.com has since been restored so it has been reposted there. The original one-star review remained however, at http://alltherapist.com, though curiously it seems to have spawned a dozen or so glowing five-star reviews. Interestingly, those reviews are ALSO posted (nearly verbatim) at http://merchantcircle.com which I learned can be "hired" to post five-star reviews as a result of a single negative one, that the merchant can delete. This is verifiable from a simple Google search of http://merchantcircle.com. Though it is my opinion that this brings up several moral and ethical issues, not to mention speaking volumes about the character and integrity of the medical professional in whom I put my trust, I will however, allow the consumer form their own opinions. Here is my original review: I originally attended sessions with Mr. Jackson for couples counseling and found him to be bristling and grating (at times). I believe psychotherapy should be a somewhat collaborative effort between patient and counselor, but Mr. Jackson seemed consistently unwilling to listen to, and/or consider opinions, ideas, and concepts other than his own. He sometimes employed a style that was abrasive, derisive, and condescending, and it bothered me to the point where I mentioned to him that I felt he was being stunningly inappropriate, and that some of his comments were terribly unnescessary, and I believed detrimental to the resolution of the challenges I was experiencing at the time. He tried to justify this by telling me he was "using a new therepy technique", and that "obviously it wasn't working". I found this explanation not only dubious, but it was shocking that he could dismiss this behavior so flippantly, when it was so deeply troubling to me. These instances occurred when I saw him privately, and never in sessions that included my partner. In the middle of sessions revolving around the erosion of my relationship, the focus INSTANTLY shifted when I returned home from Mumbai after having survived the massacre inside the Oberoi/Trident hotel there, the night of 11/26/08. http://www.pprune.org/cabin-crew/353322-flight-attendants-report-mumbai-attacks.html Though I had not asked for treatment regarding this awful experience, immediately Mr. Jackson informed me that he and only ONE other individual in the entire STATE of Wisconsin were the "preeminent" practitioners of a new eye-movement therapy designed to treat Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. As he began to implement this technique (that he told me he was so proficient with) Mr. Jackson would lean over and read (verbatim) the text out of a book, while moving his finger from side to side. This "treatment" lasted multiple sessions. His attention rarely shifted out of the pages of this book, so I formed some doubts about the proficiency he told me he had with this technique. Months later my company reunited those of us who had suffered the events of that night, along with several grief counselors, psychiatrists, etc., in a group session (which I found to be VERY helpful for me). I recalled my own experiences with the eye-movement therapy with Dr. Jackson, and my recollection elicited gasps. Some of the other psychiatrists there expressed alarm. I decided that, based on my OWN experiences with Denis Ian Jackson that further treatment with him would be detrimental to not only overcoming the PTSD that I was experiencing, but also detrimental to solving the issues I was having with my relationship. Therefore, I cannot, and would NOT recommend Dr. Jackson.