May be great for others, but not for autistic patients…read more I can understand if he is not educated in this area, or does not have experience enough. But he called CPS on us after 2 appointments that were very unhelpful. CPS was better to autistic patient than this doctor! He was clearly unqualified in THIS AREA. He may be great for others, as some reviews suggest. We went to him as CASH patients b/c of reviews here & because he took new patients in person (rather than covid era Zoom appointments). But for autistics specifically. No. No. And NO. We also did not get called into appointments on time. No apology of course, and no overtime in our appointments. Unusual handouts given at first appointment, that hinted at his own bad experiences with patients and/or their insurance. Other therapists and doctors have welcomed questions & calls outside of scheduled appointments, but not Dr. Bello. He also couldn't/wouldn't prescribe med's that would last even one month, or until the next visit with him. My regular physician found this odd & I'm still not sure the reason he did this (or was restricted to this).

My teenage daughter had her first consultation with Dr. Bello. He was very calm, understanding,…read morepatient, listened to both of our concerns, answered all questions and was very informative about his treatment approach. My daughter and I both felt very comfortable during the visit and I walked out of the appointment feeling confident in our treatment plan and in Dr. Bello's expertise.

Jennifer is warm, trustworthy, and brings genuine connection into her work. Her specialized…read moretraining in EMDR, trauma-informed care, and substance use sets her apart from other therapists. I highly recommend her therapy services.

I have been a huge advocate for therapy and have been going for over 15 years. This is the first…read moretime I have ever felt obligated to write a review about one. I started with Jennifer recently in looks for an EMDR specialized therapist that took my insurance. Her website was very enticing and seemed to be a good fit with how she advertised herself. I began using her services and quickly I found out she was not a good fit. I wanted to give her some time to see if the rapport would build. I am someone who does not have a set schedule and she highly pushed for a weekly appointment. I also work with another therapist who does not take my insurance but absolutely have seen improvement and help with that one, so I was dividing time between the two of them. I am also in the travel industry and do NOT have a set schedule so my schedule changes weekly; some weeks are busier than others. I told her weekly would not work with me, and bi weekly would be best. She canceled the next appointment and I would continue with the following week. The following week ended up I needed to travel and needed to cancel that appointment as well. She makes you sign a cancellation policy which states cancellations you pay out of pocket, which is standard if you are cancelling 24 hours or less. I canceled my appointment 3 days prior with ample time within policy guidelines. I immediately got an email for rescheduling and I stated I would not be able to reschedule due to overloaded schedule. She then proceeded to tell me that since I cancelled I would have to pay out of pocket 140$ since she gave me a "free bee" cancellation already. Again she did not, that is when I told her I was switching to bi weekly because I did not want to continue weekly with her. I truly believe she is in this profession for self gain and not to truly help others. In 15 years I have never had such an absurd canceling process like it is a blood oath to go to a therapist that you reach out to for help. Do yourself a favor, unless you want to be burdened and bound to this therapist. Seek someone who truly wants to help and not find a way to take your money at any means possible. If you are seeking someone's services, you shouldn't be forced to. If you seek a hair stylist and you cancel an appointment within respectable amount of time, do they force you to go and get their services? No. I felt like I was in another forceful trapped relationship with my therapist. It's a NO for me.

I never like to leave a review that isn't positive, sadly, my experience with Erin was…read moredisappointing. She is a great person, she had a great energy. However my joint session with my ex-husband and Erin was literally the turning point of the failure of our marriage. He was a complete narcissist, and during the session, I remember clearly discussing something heavy and crying, and my ex was literally "shooting the shit" with her, talking over me (typical dismissive gaslighting behavior I was accustomed to)...and she was chuckling with him. Ignored me as I tried to finally open communication with him. Then she literally looked at me and in front of him, said, "I think you are the problem." So the "safe place" turned into another episode of the 'Todd Show'. Humiliating beyond belief and I felt like I was thrown under the bus of my own trip to healing. WTF?! Well, years after our divorce, I am happy, self-sufficient, and healthy, which is what matters the most. Maybe she could've been more present during our sessions, she didn't even remember some extremely traumatic events in my childhood I shared. Which is hard enough to do as is. Take notes, please Erin. That experience with you still haunts me to this day and I often wonder, had I selected a therapist with more experience, maybe I wouldn't be a single mother now? She is a great person, I did feel comfortable with her so I don't mean any harm with this review. But I am the one with these depressing memories of what could've been....everything happens for a reason? Or did I manifest the end of my union by hiring her. Sadly I flaked on the last of the appointments because I didn't have the nerve to tell her I was angry and disappointed.

Being human isn't easy. All of us will face a challenge, stress, or even a crisis, at some point…read morein life. It may be physical, spiritual or emotional. And it will certainly impact you mentally. Mental clarity and the ability to be most connected with the best of who we are, requires effort and focus. While we have to do the work, finding the right therapist to help us navigate that path should be one of the first steps. I don't need to tell you how qualified Erin is because you can see that on her website. I'll tell you about my experience with her. Erin made me feel at ease and safe from day one. She has been consistently open-minded, non-judgmental, and empathetic. She is a good listener and a good communicator. She worked with me to create a session flow that works for me, and has often provided me with tools to help me continue my progress on my own. If you have faced fears about therapy, or have had difficulty finding a therapist, give her a call. You deserve it!

Ashley, words cannot describe how much I have learned working with you…read more I appreciate everything you do and the love and support You are truly one of a kind. Thank you Highly recommend!

Ashley is a great therapist and really takes the time to understand and listen to your needs…read more Highly recommend!

If you are looking for a consultant to train alongside, or for a therapist who has an extensive…read morehistory and knowledge of EMDR - then look no further! Her warmth, professionalism, and extensive knowledge base has helped me immensely! In addition, I have found Elizabeth to be a reliable source to refer others to. Behind her back, I often hear positive experiences from others regarding their insights gained from meeting with her. Highly recommended!

Elizabeth is an extremely compassionate and knowledgeable therapist who has helped me through some…read moreof the most challenging parts of my life. She has offered not only the support and guidance I have needed, but has also not been afraid to speak the hard truth as well. I cannot recommend her enough.

The type of care and dedication that is offered from the Grace Counseling Group is great. I really…read morerecommend Keith Attardo for all those that are looking for a great therapist.

Fyi they do not and will not wear a mask to protect you. Therapist claims it's asthma, but…read moreaccording to the WHO she simply needs to find the right mask to make sure that I Literally Do Not Die. Apparently my mental health is much more important than me literally dying. Not very Christian of her to risk my life over a piece of cloth. Re: coronavirus and severe asthma: "We all need to work together to slow the spread of the new coronavirus. If you're having trouble wearing a mask, try a different fabric or fit. Wearing some kind of breathable face covering is better than nothing. According to the WHO, medical masks when worn the right way do not cause you to breathe in more carbon dioxide or reduce your oxygen levels." So it won't reduce your oxygen intake but will somehow give you more asthma? For the record I HAVE SEVERE ASTHMA AND WEAR A MASK. This is what was so confounding to me. Somehow Miriam thinks it's ok that patients are breathing in her lobby with no masks, and that she should do talk therapy for hours with no face covering. Face shield will work too. Not cool what a waste of my time.

My girlfriend Audrey has been seeing Dr. Vera Bell since she was 17. She's now 22 and I started…read moregoing with her because she was saying Bell was talking bad about her and to figure out family situations. First of all, Bell is VERY misinformed about Autism and Bipolar. Bell is "confident" Audrey has bipolar and is dead set on putting my her on disability because she thinks she "can't" do it in life. Bell already had stacks of papers she wanted me to sign ready to turn in to put my girlfriend on "the system". Which, i never turned in for good reason! Second of all, I have ADHD and Aspergers, just like Audrey, which is why we get along so well, and I can tell you, Audrey is more than capable of reshaping the world! She's so beautiful, knowledgeable and kind. Lastly, some of the words that come out of Vera's mouth are vile! She's called my girlfriend fat, said she has low IQ, and said some really nasty things about her family with some wild accusations about her mom and grandmother specifically having never spent long, quality time with them. Vera has also bought Audrey over $5,000 worth of stuff over the years she's been seeing her, which is a bit strange and frankly, a bit creepy. Bell comes off as kind at first until you get into conversation, then stuff starts to shift. If you're looking for a therapist, or a psychiatrist, look elsewhere because you will really hurt yourself more here. God bless!

Great care. Friendly staff. Helpful. Very relatable and helpful in day to day obstacles that need…read morenavigating.

I came into the process of therapy very guarded and unsure as someone who never really opened up to…read moreanyone even those closest to me. Luckily I found Nicole combined with the strength to tackle the most difficult situation I have had to face including parts of myself I needed to work on and process. To simply say Nicole is a great listener or a great therapist would be a disservice to her. Of course she is both of those things but more importantly she is so much more. She understands when to push you (I needed that!), when to guide you, when to comfort you and all the while you are processing something and growing from it without even realizing it. After just a few months I found myself talking to her as if we had known each other forever. from the beginning her goal was to graduate me with the tools to be successful and thrive on my own, I can say that in a short window of time we accomplished that and then some. I can't thank her enough for reconnecting me....with me. I have only ever had this one experience with a therapist, but my measure is one simple fact, whenever I face something now I vividly hear Nicole encouraging me or guiding me with the lessons we reviewed together. I always have little Nicole on my shoulder guiding me through difficult things - what more can you ask for.

My experience with Nicole was really positive. She created a non-judgmental and safe environment…read morewhere I felt comfortable exploring the issues I was facing. She always asked thoughtful questions, gave realistic homework to work on between sessions, and genuinely inspired me to want to change and move forward. One thing to note is that Nicole isn't the type of therapist who just sits and listens. She offers her opinions and advice, which I haven't seen many therapists do. Sometimes those are hard truths, but nearly every time she turned out to be right. Her approach, which is grounded in research and data, properly framed our discussions and helped me face issues with confidence. If you're ready to put in the hard work, I highly recommend seeing Nicole. You won't be disappointed!