They are located on State St now just past Walmart. They offer a few services. They help people…read morewith mental health. They help people with food. They help people with diapers and clothes. The staff is really nice.

From the owner: Anyone who comes to us is unconditionally accepted…read more People in Need is a private, non-profit social service agency. We are dedicated to being the one-stop center for social services. We offer a variety of services dedicated to helping anyone in need, regardless of race, sex, religion, age, political affiliation, creed or handicap.

If you're looking around for a place to go for such a purpose, this is a great place. That's all I…read moreneed to say.

What a beautiful human and amazing counselor. I would definitely recommend Cathy if you need some…read morehelp navigating life. so grateful for you!!

Phenomenal service. I highly recommend this location for counseling, and for assessment for those…read morewho are either neuro-divergent or those with ADD/ADHD. If you have ADHD, it's refreshing to finally talk to people who understand the way you process the world.

From the owner: We offer professional counseling services, psychiatric medication management services, weight…read moremanagement services and wellness packages, including peptides by a medical provider. We also offer Halotherapy (salt spa). We offer in-person, as well as Telehealth services.

Judi has been a wonderful resource for our family. We've had some bad experiences with others, and…read moreto find someone so empathetic and capable is really remarkable.

From the owner: The Bodymind Institute-IBSR specializes in comprehensive treatment with Integration Based Stress…read moreRemoval (IBSR), our signature protocol, plus EMDR, EMDR-IBSR Hybrid, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and more. Many seek our IBSR model. Sessions are available in person, online and over the phone for individuals, couples, families and groups Monday through Saturday, 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. EST. Call 304-232-0230 to schedule.

Best therapists and staff in Pittburgh! I really love this place. My therapist has helped me a lot…read moreplus the staff is really great to talk to.

I was surprised to see such a negative review as this has not been my experience with Thrive at…read moreall! The therapists have all been very courteous and professional, offering additional assistance whenever needed. The overall feel of the office is very soothing and relaxing, making me feel very comfortable right away. They have helped me tremendously and I would highly recommend them to anyone needing services.

I had a great experience at this place. The atmosphere was pleasant and I always feel much better…read moreafter visiting here.

I really liked my counselor here. The outside waiting room is very calming and peaceful. Telehealth…read moreappts we're also available. It is a little hard to find, you go to the basement floor and turn left out if the elevator. There's a little snack shop down there too

After waiting over 1 month for my initial appt the VA told me that this office is now closed. I'm…read morenot sure if that is true or if they simply don't want VA patients. See text message thread from the Fairlawn office.

Gave the very strong impression that they were much more concerned about getting paid than helping…read more We saw Dr. Molina in their Akron office. Their video conference software for the $350, one-hour psych intake appt failed, and we ended up doing that call by phone. Dr. Molina was in a huge rush to get off that call--even though it should have been an hour--that it was disconcerting for us. He hung up after half an hour, leaving a lot our questions unasked and unanswered. The followup appointment was supposed to be in person. We drove 45 minutes to get there, only to learn that Dr. Molina had cancelled his in-person appts for the day, and no one had bothered to notify us. We had even scheduled it further out than desired so it could be in person, if I remember correctly. In the end, they sat us in a grubby office with an old laptop, and we did the appointment that way. On top of which, Dr. Molina's medication recommendations were neither useful nor evidence-based. Would not recommend. There are psychiatrists out there who are in it for the people and (not just) the money--find one of them.