The people are friendly, caring, and skilled at what they do. They serve children, families, and…read moreadults seeking mental health support to improve their lives.

Everyone at this company (specifically, St. Croix) is extremely disorganized from the initial…read moreconsultation to the follow-up. No one is on the same page. Their lack of communication amongst each other shows how disorganized they are. Dr. Hunter, the psychiatrist in St. Croix is the WORST psychiatrist I've ever met. He has no bedside manners even virtually. He doesn't listen; rushes you to speak; very impersonal; has a bad attitude; non-caring and a straight up a-hole. Will never recommend this place to anyone seeking help!

I went in here today browsing for a specific sectional. They didn't have what I was looking for,…read morehowever all 3 employees were attentive and helpful. On our way out the door the staff even helped with other store recommendations to check out, which was unnecessary yet so kind.

Their check to me for $1,000. bounced after we had waited months for it. Plus much more is owed to…read moreus. Their Voice-Mailbox is full and we cannot leave them a message. Their other phone number is no longer in service. The owner is never at the store and no one working there knows anything or can do anything.

Great thrift shop with kind people for a beautiful cause and awesome finds! Definitely would…read morerecommend!

An awesome thrift shop whose proceeds go towards the Humane Society....how could I NOT give this…read moreplace 5 stars??!! I really love coming here whenever I can, you never know what kind of treasures you might find, and if in doubt about something, I just get it anyways knowing that the money I spend here goes towards helping out homeless kitties and puppies...a solid win in my book! They have limited hours because they are volunteer-run, but are open on Wednesdays, Saturdays, and Sundays from 11-3pm. When you drive up, the thrift store is to the right of the main Humane Society entrance doors, and you will see the racks of clothes and books and kids stuff just waiting to be rummaged through! They usually have lots of clothes, shoes, and various household wares, but you can really get almost anything here depending on what people have donated. During the holidays, they have great festive items as well. If you go downstairs, this area is for furniture that has been donated, such as desks, bookshelves, tables, even beds! If you are in a browsing mood, this is definitely the place! Their prices are wonderful as well...a few dollars for most clothes items, and the same for household wares. Sometimes nice shoes or appliances are $10 or $15, but everything is heavily discounted and I have always left here feeling like I scored! One day I got a punching bag for the whopping price of $5, and I saw legit backpacking backpacks with external frames for very cheap! No matter what you are after, or if you don't even know what you need, the No-Flea Boutique is the place to look for it! Definitely go here for a great second-hand shopping experience! I love it!

This a very small local museum, non-profit organization to support local environmental initiatives…read moreand educate people about bio-bay. Suggested donation is $3 and you will get great info from staffs here. We learned about the history of people on the island going back about 4000 years. There are some interesting artifacts on display including pottery from the shell and crab eras as well as some artifacts and accounts of local life from the time of Columbus. More recent artifacts include a sword from the late 1700 brought up by a diver. Did I mention the gift shop? It's cute and eco friendly. Support local and shop here. And there are few local restaurants & bars close by. The scenery is quite beautiful outside as well. And if you are lucky, you will see a wild horse or two that is eating grass/trees?! In the front yard.

Very nice place to visit. Perfect for little children to touch starfish and see live corral.read more