I've known Dr. Champion for nearly 20 years when I first took my stepson to him. He was indeed…read morecompassionate, caring and very, very good in evaluating a mental health problem. It didn't stop there. Dr. Champion also prescribed medication ,which always began with the conservative approach. He saw my stereview wasn't the 5 minute pson monthly and a medication review appointment wasn't the 5 minute follow-up consumers get today as the. Dr. is escriptiing the same meds while the consumer tries to explain how the medications were making them feel. I endorse and recommend Dr. Champion unconditionally. You won't find better care, compassion or patience with many in his field. Its likely that he saved my stepson's life. I know he saved my sanity. Diane O'B.

I am a patient of Dr Abass. I'm being treated for drug resistant depression, anxiety and a few…read moreother disorders. He is a credit to his profession of being a psychiatrist. He is kind, compassionate and, in my opinion, brilliant. He is current with treatment plans and up and coming plans. He and his wonderful staff make me feel welcome and safe. They've helped me through MANY difficult times in my life. I feel very blessed and am so thankful for all of them.

I am submitting this complaint regarding the conduct of my psychiatrist, Dr. Rizvi, license number…read moreunknown, who practices at Ethos Clinic in Emmaus PA. On 01/27/26, I contacted Ethos clinic Emmaus office regarding an urgent need for a refill of my prescribed psychiatric medication. My voicemail was firm and direct, expressing concern about the urgency of my care and the risk of interruption in treatment. At no point did I use abusive, threatening, or inappropriate language. Subsequently, the next day (today 1/28/26) Dr. Rizvi left me a voicemail that I found to be unprofessional in tone and content. In addition, he sent me a text message stating that unless I apologized for leaving what he characterized as a "rude voicemail," he would not call in my prescribed medication. This medication had already been prescribed as part of my ongoing treatment, and no medical justification was given for withholding it. I am concerned that Dr. Rivzi conditioned access to medically necessary treatment on a personal demand for an apology rather than on clinical judgment. This placed me at risk of abrupt interruption of psychiatric medication and caused significant distress. At no point did he express a medical or safety-related reason for refusing the refill. I believe this behavior may constitute unprofessional conduct and a breach of the standard of care, particularly given the vulnerability of psychiatric patients and the importance of continuity of treatment. I am requesting that the Board review this matter to determine whether Dr. Rizvi's actions were consistent with professional and ethical obligations.

I've always struggled with self-worth/-esteem/-confidence issues that led to a lot of anxiety,…read morestress, and frustration, among other things. I found myself in a situation with a relationship that left me in a very confused and hurt state. Suffice it to say, it ended up being with an incredibly toxic person, and if I hadn't decided to meet with Melissa at Sanctuary Integrative Center (SIC) before shit hit the fan (I could tell things were starting to head in that direction, and knew I needed help getting my anxiety under control), I'm not sure what would have happened, but I know for sure it would not have been good. Melissa helped me see things from an outside perspective and validate what I was feeling. She helped me identify emotions and what to do with them, to love myself for me instead of relying on someone else for validation. Perhaps most importantly, to take a step back and breathe. She is an incredibly kind person and I am so thankful for the help she provided to me. I would highly recommend anyone who has trouble with the issues I outlined in the beginning and/or has issues keeping their anxiety in check to reach out to her and give SIC a shot. Absolute worst case, you'll be in the same spot (I think that's so unlikely it's totally moot). Best case, you'll find yourself feeling better about yourself and life than ever. I think you'll be happily surprised.

From the owner: Sanct​uary Integrative Center, LLC is a private…read morefamily-owned practice. We are located in Quakertown, Buck​s County. Our practice takes pride in building meaningful purpose driven relationships with our clients. Life is a wonderful gift filled with an array of experiences. Apart of the reality of being human is that we cycle through various seasons and emotional states throughout our lives. Feeling sadness is just as natural as feeling happiness, feeling excited is just as relevant as feeling afraid. Feeling our feelings is what we’re meant to do. Have you been feeling stuck from a life event, feeling overwhelmed with your everyday life and responsibilities, or feeling like you need to do some internal work and address somethings that you’ve been avoiding? We believe that providing mental health services to our community is essential. Regardless of financial situations we want

I am writing to wholeheartedly recommend Lenore Stine of Lehigh Valley Counseling. Throughout my…read moretime working with her, I have experienced compassionate, consistent, and truly impactful care that has made a meaningful difference in my life. From the very beginning, Lenore created a safe, supportive environment where I felt heard, validated, and understood. Her professionalism is matched by a genuine dedication to her clients' growth. She takes time to listen, to guide, and to challenge in ways that are both respectful and empowering. One of the greatest strengths Lenore brings to her work is the ability to combine clinical expertise with warmth and humanity. Her insight, patience, and thoughtful approach helped me navigate difficult periods with increased clarity and confidence. The progress I have made under her care is something I am deeply grateful for. I have every confidence in Lenore as a therapist and as a person. Her commitment to ethical practice, client well-being, and ongoing support is exceptional. I would enthusiastically recommend her to anyone seeking high-quality mental health care. Robin Daye

The counselor I had was so nice and compassionate to me. The front desk was so helpful and offered…read moreme tea and pretzels while I waited. I never have a problem with calling and scheduling an appointment, very kind and considerate on the phone. Very clean environment and homey feeling. Most importantly my counselor is helping me work through and understand my situation and issues and I am so much better. I can honestly say they saved my life, so grateful and blessed to have finally found the right place for me.

Once again, I am so thankful for the stellar psychiatric care in the LVHN / Jefferson health…read morenetwork. I was at transitions partial hospital program to help with a med change and work on my depression. Thankful to have had Kalean as my therapist while I was there. Additionally, the afternoon group with Mel was incredibly supportive and (even though I have been through the program), I managed to find ways to make the information even more pertinent to this most recent "stay." Nurse Mary, Norma, Kim and Vicki are always extremely compassionate and helpful. Stacy, Niki and Raquel are easy to talk with. In addition to Kevin and Lauren. Dr Javid and Christa take the time together listen. Audrey has a wealth of insight.... I felt extremely fortunate that psychiatry resident Dr Rahman was there as well. The last time I worked with her was last year in the behavioral health unit. In my opinion, she will make an excellent psychiatrist.

The ignorant ethnocentric conversations persuaded me to leave and look for more mature and…read moreobjective services. The hippocrates oath defines the patient, not their ethnicity. I was disappointed by the ignorance and embarassed by the apathetic intellectual business demeanor. I expect more from people who follow the hippocrates oath. Excuse unedited grammar

Poorly run by incompetent staff. Corporate policies in place aim to make them money, and not to…read moreprovide care for their patients.