Acupuncture of my lower back Relief of Sciatica Pain, maybe…read morefrom my back. Swelling in legs from Parkinsons Medication *

I had been curious about Hypnotherapy for some time but I wasn't sure where to begin and who to…read morecontact. After some browsing and carefully reading reviews, I decided to contact Surja. My experience with her was beyond what I expected. She is a gifted and effective healer. She combined different approaches that were right for my need. Actually, when I walked into her office, I wasn't even sure what I needed. However, she held a safe, supportive, and authentic space for me to explore and discover. In the end, I got out with what I needed the most and the most valuable awareness to move forward with the life I desired. If you find her and decide to try out a session with her, I truly believe that you're called to look into something that you've been holding on to that doesn't serve you, and Surja is there to help you to address it.

Got certified in Adult as well as Youth Mental Health first aid here the facility is open and…read moreinviting and I appreciate what they're doing for the community. They do good work.

Do NOT do business with this company. I paid my co-pay in the office, and almost a year later they…read moreare still billing me for those services - despite the fact that I got receipts and have sent them copies of the receipts multiple times. They keep saying their billing department will get it fixed... then they don't. Also, when I first started seeing a counselor here, they were unable to tell me the cost. I finally got an estimate, and then several months later received the first bill which was for a significantly higher amount than I had been given. I'd already had several appointments by this time and then was suddenly out a lot more money than expected. The therapists don't do prescriptions, and they don't tell you that there is a completely separate (and very high) charge for the brief meeting with the person who does prescriptions. If you need to make a change or get a refill - you guessed it, it's another full charge for a visit. I tried to reach them via the chat on their website - they have you go through a bunch of hoops, provide your name and number and address, and then... a message that nobody is available and you have to call. After waiting on hold for a while, the phone just went to a voicemail and said they will call me back. SURE they will. What if I was having an actual mental health crisis? I hate to say this but the skills of the counselors don't matter when my entire interaction with the company is causing me massive anxiety and financial challenges. I am now worse off than before I started seeing anybody here and completely regret the entire experience.

I have struggled with mental illness for nearly 30 years now, starting at age 14. I have been in…read moreand out of psychotherapy, on and off dozens of meds, and placed on 72 hour hold in inpatient at several area mental health providers. I had NEVER had a positive experience in inpatient at any hospital until someone recommended Brylin. The doctors, the therapists, the social workers, the aides and paraprofessional staff, the nurses - every single one of them helpful, understanding, supportive and, most importantly, this team will do whatever it takes to get every patient the care and the assistance they need to succeed in the outside world.

My grandson smelled like body order was in the same pants days ago ..they were concerned abt their…read morepatients but only from A certain standpoint..receptionist was welcoming an very professional an polite .

This review is only in response to a negative interaction on the telephone, with someone named…read moreSusan, not believed to be a medical practitioner. If you call this practice, please be sure to have all referral information and Authorization #'s ready. Also please be prepared to disclose your reasons for wanting to speak with a mental health professional to the person you don't know on the other end of the phone. I was refused the ability to book an appointment without very specific information. I was refused booking based on my discomfort with the person on the phone. I was told that it was her job to make the appointments and see that "its a good fit" and that I was welcome to seek help from another practice. In my opinion, -very unprofessional -unsafe practice when dealing with a fragile community of clients. Empathy is a necessity.

I have always been treated with respect, kindness, and care at Evergreen. They take patients…read moreconfidentiality seriously and verify and double check HIPAA contacts at your appointments as well as making sure all of a patient's demographics are updated in their chart. They always verify with me if it is ok to text, mail, leave a voicemail. I appreciate that. I have been a long time patient of Evergreen and do not trust my care with anyone else. From primary care staff, specialty care staff, to pharmacy services personnel, all physicians and nurses, and all other employees including those behind the scene, I watched them grow from a small one doctor practice into an awesome large revamped multi-specialty building still treating the same community....and then even more. It's been my pleasure to watch the tremendous growth and success and cannot wait to see what other opportunities awaits your organization! Warm Regards, Sharon Rupp

I been going to this place for over 10 years my dr is amazing but the ppl in the pharmacy are dumb…read morethey dispense me the wrong medication which caused me to get in a car accident. I would recommend you don't go there.

I have a degree in Interior Design and I also have mad love for architecture. Being able to check…read moreout this facility made all of my dreams come true I swear it! To say that it is an amazing piece of architecture is underwhelming. It is simply breathtaking. And, it is all of those things you expect to feel from it: eery, spooky, intriguing, mysterious and glamorous. It's so easy for the mind to imagine what it must have been like for the people who were patients here and what they might have gone through. It's almost like stepping into the pages of a thriller novel. A must-visit in Buffalo!

The former state asylum for the insane designed by architect H.H. Richardson and erected in 1871…read morehas been a brooding ruin on the grounds of the current psychiatric center. How Hollywood hasn't found it for a scary backdrop, I don't know. Fortunately, actions are underway to stabilize the structures so they can serve as the core of an architecture center, regional visitor center, boutique hotel and event/conference space.