My teen son was dealing with anxiety. It kept getting worse and we began the arduous task of…read morefinding someone he could talk to. Going through numerous other therapists became frustrating and left him and me in tears never knowing when he would find the proper help. Dr. Horstman was the final therapist on our list. Needless to say our prayers were answered. My son finally found a therapist whom he feels comfortable with sharing his journey. Dr. Horstman has helped him with his progress and he now has skills that assist him in his time of need and he can move forward in life and not feel he is alone. So before you call another therapist on your list. Call Dr. Horstman she will change yours and or son's/daughter's life for the better.

Shalee is both well educated and thoughtful in her tailoring of care to each individual child and…read morefamily. She takes time in developing plans with each family to ensure that treatment goals are specific and respects each family's need. Her unique approach using body focused psychotherapy is effective in addressing a whole body treatment. She is adept at her craft and I highly recommend her as a practitioner of health for you and your family!

Hello, To whom may read this with the intention to determine…read morewether this is an adequate place to look for counseling, I can tell you yes! I see one of the counselors, Lauren Sanders, with her pal Chai. Chai is an emotional therapy dog that always brings a smile to my face when I see her. Lauren is qualified and professional, you can view her credentials on their website. After attending two other counselors, I met Lauren. She treated me with care and positivity which were two things she saw I needed. Lauren is attentive and problem solving, I say this because she saw a problem and she provided me the tips/tools to conquer these issues. Not only did I learn the things she helped me with but she also taught me to meet the negativity with positivity. I learned this from observing wether she was a good fit unlike the previous two. You could say I was guarded at first like anyone would be but as she helps you, you can see that this is not just a job. She truly cares about her patients and you can not help but think about what makes a person who hardly knows you, be ready to go beyond the call of duty to make sure you succeed. Overall I think Lauren is an amazing counselor and we all could learn something from her. I know because I did and I am much better than before I saw her.

They provided a safe space for my child to be able to have a relationship with the non custodial…read moreparent during a difficult time. The staff made it easy for my child to feel comfortable and made the transition to supervised visitation easier. No one wants to end up utilizing a place like this, but when it's a necessity, having a team like my child had here at this center helps!

Can you all answer the phone or offer other ways to communicate/ schedule? Ive called multiple…read moretimes and no return call, etc.

The owner of this practice Nicole Herrera's license is under review from the Colorado state board…read morefor being unethical and unprofessional towards patients and employees. My experience has been marked by a troubling lack of professionalism, transparency, and basic respect for employees. From unethical management practices to a toxic work environment, patient care, and employee well-being is clearly not a priority. Leadership fails to lead by example and routinely overlooks misconduct, fostering a climate of mistrust and high turnover. This company does not live up to the values it claims to uphold. If you're seeking a healthy, respectful, and ethical care, I recommend looking elsewhere.

I recently began working with Dana doing Hypnotherapy and have only done a few sessions and have…read morealready began to see some positive shifts within myself and my behavior. Dana has been extremely compassionate and comforting throughout the process, proactively following up with me and providing resources and comprehensive work for me to do in between sessions to enhance the process. I would highly recommend her to anyone looking for assistance with detaching from destructive behaviors and connecting to the higher self.

It's hard for me to think of a better person to assist a loved one in crisis than Marlyce. Her…read moreunparalleled compassion, experience, industry knowledge & support will expertly guide you & your family through the challenging process of addressing addiction. Marlyce works with the entire family system to provide education, facilitate treatment referrals & coordinate continued structure once treatment concludes. She is an Icon & we are lucky to have her as part of the recovery community!

My wife and I, both women, see a marriage/sex therapist here twice a month. Both my wife and I have…read moresuffered some sexual traumas in our late teens that have shaped some negativity in our lives. My wife, a generally straight woman fell in love with me as a person but needed some help understanding and incorporating sex into our relationship. Something she has done very well and is now proudly and functionally bisexual. To maintain a clear line of communication, seeing marriage/sex counselor has been paramount to our marriage success. The entire staff at this place has been professional, supportive and easy to work with. Scheduling is easy and the office environment is very relaxing. I highly recommend these professionals. They have been very open and nonjudgmental about our same sex marriage. We both feel very comfortable there.

My family had a really positive first impression of Mary Wilkie--she was helpful during a very…read moredifficult day, and we were hopeful about working with her. Unfortunately, our experience since then has been extremely disappointing. She saw my son individually for two sessions and met with us as parents once before we had a family session after another issue arose. During that family session, she did not address the situation at hand, focused on irrelevant topics, and was dismissive when we tried to redirect the conversation--even after inviting us to 'correct her if she was wrong.' The way she spoke to us came across as rude and disrespectful, which only made our family's communication worse instead of better. To make matters worse, the session lasted only half the scheduled time, yet I expect we'll be charged the full amount. I left feeling angry, offended, and let down. Based on this experience, I cannot recommend her services, and I sincerely hope no other family goes through what we did.

Well I haven't been through a billing cycle for SP4KIDS yet, but a couple of things are important…read moreto note. One, as the reviewer below notes and as it's important to realize, kids with SPD are on a SPECTRUM. There are children who, with a little extra input each day, can function normally. Then there are children like my older son, now 12, for whom we had an extensive ASD evaluation completed only to find out that he has so many sensory issues, he presents to non-evaluators (like his pediatrician and teachers) as having an ASD. Or my 3 year old, who sits rigidly upright and rocks back-and forth endlessly to try and regulate herself, among many MANY other behaviors. So, there's really numerous levels of sensory dysfunction you need to take into account. My now-three-year old is going for early intervention, and due to her age I've sat in on MANY sessions before she was comfortable enough with the OT that I could sit outside the office, and yes...what they're doing in OT is an hour of intensive exercises. If you've actually researched SPD you'll know that's exactly what your child needs...targeted exercises to address their areas of imbalance, so I'm not clear on what the complaint there even is. Parents should understand what you are dealing with before diving into an SPD eval/therapy agreement because it IS expensive, a lot of insurance DOES NOT cover OT, and furthermore it's not an exact science. No, SPD isn't in the DSM, but those of us with children who have extreme dysfunction KNOW it's "real" - personally, I believe it's just an un-diagnosable ASD, but I digress. Second, I'd like to address the complaint about the sensory "homework". Yes, you're given numerous sensory exercises to complete each week. If you're looking for a super quick fix for these types of issues, you're going to be sorely disappointed. OT is something you carry over into everyday life to try and help your child learn to integrate their sensory messaging more effectively. If you want to take your kid to therapy once or twice a week and forget about it, then no, this place is not for you. You're going to need to participate and frankly inconvenience the hell out of yourself to see any results. My kid doesn't get to watch TV anymore...at all. I have to take her into school late twice a week, and interrupt my working schedule to get her there. That's life with a special needs kid I'm finding, and while I'm fortunate enough to have pretty flexible working arrangements, complaining about doing sensory homework again just demonstrates the lack of understanding on this reviewer's part of nature of this dysfunction. On the whole I've felt that the experience has been positive and we are seeing results with our daughter and hope to get our son into OT soon as well.

This experience with sensory pathways has been such a disappointment from the start. It is very…read moreclear they are profit driven, and their main goal is not helping children and families. First off, their billing is not transparent and is very expensive. $480 per month for 4 hours of care, and I haven't heard of anyone's insurance covering it because of the diagnosis they list it under. Second, they have ridiculous cancellation policies if your kid is sick or if something comes up, but if THEYRE late (Our therapist, Kim, "didnt see us" in the reception area one time and was 15 minutes late. That essentially cost us $30 of our time because they won't go past the hour) they won't reimburse you. If you reach out to their billing person, Jackie, you will not get a response. I had to send 3 messages originally to find out why our bill went up so much. I've sent 3 more messages since then asking for clarification and to be removed from the program, still no response. I then received an email from Cathy asking me to sign the new 2026 rates, that include a price increase. Sending out the 2026 rates on February 25th when they went into place at the start of the year just shows how they are not transparent at all. They have a waitlist so they truly do not care if you don't have a good experience, they will just replace you with the next person willing to pay through the roof. Ignoring my requests and questions is a clear sign of that. Finally, the care itself really isn't worth what you're paying. Our sessions always started a few minutes late, ended early every time, and the only updates we got were that he likes going on the swing and is learning to hold his pencil correctly. He does this all at preschool, this shouldn't be why we're paying $500 a month. He needed help with bathrooms, public toilets, eating, etc and those things were quite literally never discussed, even after 3 months. I would not recommend this place to anyone. It is a profit driven company preying on families who need help.

See review. Our experience with them was wonderful. We highly recommend them! We were very pleased.read more

As cliché as it sounds, I can honestly say that working with Lindsay changed my life. Who am I…read morekidding? With the tools and insight she provided over our 18 months working together, she's continuing to change my life. I sought out counseling services when life felt unbearably bleak, difficult, and dark. I came in, grasping for control and hoping for a quick fix, which in hindsight is utterly laughable. I think if I knew how much baggage I needed to unpack and how much "inside" work it would take, I never would have begun the process, but with Lindsay's gentle and steadfast guidance, I was slowly but surely able to pull myself out of the weeds. With her help (and a lot of healthy work), I've found my voice and have begun to thrive in a visceral, sustainable and powerful manner- what a gift she has given me! Lindsay is thorough, receptive, non-judgmental, open to talking about therapy within therapy (so meta, I know), insightful, funny, wise, kind, gentle yet straightforward, and very easy to talk to. She questioned and helped me dig when I needed to be pushed and gave me space when she recognized that I needed to come to my own conclusions. The way she approaches counseling is thoughtful and intentional, but never calculated, which is invaluable. Overall, all I can say is this: Lindsay led me through a very challenging period of my life and for that I will forever be grateful. I've been through my fair share of counseling in the past with poor results- I'm so thankful for this positive experience to fall back on as needed. If you're feeling lost, trapped, stuck, like you're drowning...do yourself (and your loved ones!) a solid: go see Lindsay, commit to doing the work, and stick with it, even when it get's hard. People are messy, life is hard, but she's one of the great ones out there.