I can't recommend Dr. Rachelle Kim enough. She is truly one of the most empathetic and personable…read moreproviders I've ever worked with. From the very first appointment, she made me feel heard, understood, and completely at ease. Dr. Kim is incredibly knowledgeable and thoughtful in her approach. She takes the time to explain things clearly, listens without judgment, and genuinely cares about her patients' well-being. What stands out the most is her kindness. She meets you where you are and supports you in a way that feels both compassionate and empowering. She has helped me through some of my lowest points with my mental health, and I am so grateful to have found her. If you're looking for a psychiatrist who is not only skilled but also deeply human and caring, I highly recommend Dr. Kim.

She has been an incredible source of support through some of the hardest seasons of my life. She…read morehas always listened with compassion, facilitated every need I've had, and helped guide me through moments when I wasn't sure how to move forward. I truly don't know where I would be without her. If you're looking for a psychiatrist who genuinely cares about her patients, I can't recommend her highly enough. I'm forever grateful for her.

Counselor (Kate) gives time to get to know clients. Great listener and gives emphasis on how well…read morewe know each other and suggests conflict resolution methods. Gives homework to help with personality assessments. Only 2 visits so far. My husband (who was skeptical before meeting her) told me he likes Kate. I was so happy to hear that! Kate is close to our ages which helps relate to her easily. So far, we both had excellent experiences. She even went overtime for us to answer questions.

Update: I was notified by Rechell that a refund has been sent on 12/14 via email with the pretense…read morethat this is still my fault, and I was requested to remove this review. No recognition of their mistake and accusations as well as no apology given for the stress and frustration they caused (Remember, this is a therapist's office). It's obvious if I did not post this review I would not have received a refund from them. Due to the lack of accountability, until there is a major shift in their office management and training of receptionists, I can't, rightfully so, recommend this business as I fear this will happen to future patients seeking therapy. I feel bad for the therapists as they're great. SHADY, GASLIGHTING BUSINESS PRACTICES FROM 100 dollarsFRONT STAFF THAT WILL COST YOU. THEY ARE ONLY HERE TO SWIPE YOUR CARD. GO ELSEWHERE! Story time. They will run your card without informing you of unjustified, unauthorized $100 fees. They charged me $100 dollars on 12/12 (Apparently if you cancel a 2nd time within 24 hours it's $100 dollars. First time is $50) for a session on 12/07 that I canceled the night before via voice mail. In their eyes, this would be my 3rd cancellation within 24 hours. However, I left a message on 12/06 to cancel my 12/07 session, and I called on the 7th to confirm with their front desk, Jenna, making sure she heard my message and to reschedule a new visit the following week for 12/12.. Not once was there any mention of a $100 late fee when speaking with Jenna. Why wasn't there a mention of it? Why was I not charged a fee on the 7th after I rescheduled? Because I canceled the day before. Jenna (she's wonderful) did reduce my 2nd late fee to $50 which I do appreciate as I was sick that day. This third one is the one they are lying about. The following week came, 12/12, and a front desk rep, who is new, Asia, ran my card in the morning (8 hours before my session that day) for $100, not telling me beforehand, and not telling me when I called in 4 hours later to stop future sessions for a month. I was going to cancel yesterday and all future sessions and pay a $50 fee but I was told it would cost $100 because I had other 24-hour cancellations. 12/12 WAS THE FIRST TIME LEARNING ABOUT $100 Fees! I told Asia to keep my session for the day as I didn't want to pay $100 and wasn't aware of that policy. So if I didn't know then, how would I agree to a $100 fee a week ago? Mind you she still did not notify me of her unauthorized charge at this point. I only learned a few hours later after I checked my bank statement. So after discovering the charge on my bank account, I called and spoke with Asia, who told me that they charged it because of my cancelation on the 7th. To which I told Asia that I canceled via voicemail the previous day on the 6th and why would she just randomly charge my card. She said she was new, she could not refund me, and that I would have to use it as credits and to speak with the office manager about it to get a refund. After attempting to call the office manager on the phone, she said she would call me back. No call back. But I did receive an email. In the email, she flat-out lied. She was telling me that I verbally authorized a $100 fee on the 7th. 1) how would I agree if I canceled via a message the day before during after-office hours 2) when I called that day to reschedule why was I not charged if that was the case? I would NEVER agree to spend $100 for a fee that I can avoid, I would instead pay the $31 that I normally pay and make arrangements to go to my session if that were the case, which is exactly what I did on 12/12 after learning about the possibility of this fee. They said it's against their "policy" to refund. First off, you're not refunding. You're voiding a transaction while it's processing. Secondly, it's not your money to determine what to do with it as you CHARGED A CARD WITHOUT AGREEMENT/AUTHORIZATION AND NOTIFICATION. As others said in their reviews, they are only here to swipe your card. Honestly, what kind of practice would charge a ONE HUNDRED DOLLAR late fee for your 2nd time? Imagine going to a therapist's office and they straight up gaslight you, lie to you, charge your card without ANY authorization, creating stressful situations all because they hired someone new who made a mistake and they want to save face. Rebecca Parkey should immediately fire Asia for making fraudulent charges, and Rechell for straight-up lying and gaslighting patients. They lied to me, and I'm sure they will lie again in their comment here to save face since you're unable to respond to comments on reviews. Look elsewhere!

She is the most caring doctor we have ever seen. Both of my…read morelittles see her and absolutely love her and her staff. Could not say more good things about this amazing doctor. She listens to your concerns, and doesn't rush you in and out. She is amazing

I have been going to lifebridge and being treated by Dr. Fontenelle-Gilmer for several years. I am…read moreextremely happy with the treatment, therapy and medications which she has prescribed and feel grateful that I found her. Dr. Fontenelle is caring, intuitive and her approach to dealing with hard to deal with issues is excellent. The reason for the one less star rating (4 stars instead of 5) is the experiences I've had with the reception staff. They have been inconsistent, difficult and acting outside the range of their duties. They are not trained to issue medical opinions regarding my care and medications and yet both of the reception staff, Jeanette and Serena, have seen fit to do that. One glaring example is Jeanette telling me that the dosage which the doctor had been prescribing for Clonazepam was "way too high." I am going through some very serious issues and Dr. Fontenelle gave me a dosage of 1-2 tablets, .5 mg, twice a day as needed, so I was receiving 60 tablets every 15 days for several months. After Jeanette told me her opinion that the dosage was "way too high," the prescription which was sent to the pharmacy stayed at 1-2 tablets, .5mg, twice a day as needed, 60 tablets (which would keep it as a 15 day dosage) but was for some reason changed to a 30 day period. I was unaware of this change and when I saw Dr. Fontenelle yesterday she said she would keep the dosage of Clonazepam "the same" which I took to mean the 15 day dosage and she electronically sent the prescription to the pharmacy. When I called the pharmacy, they confirmed that the prescription which was sent in was 1-2 tablets, .5 mg, twice as day as needed and it was a 15 day dosage. When I called Lifebridge to inform them of this, they told me that the dosages for all of my medications has been 30 day dosages and the Clonazepam was not for 15 days. They went on and on about how the doctor could lose her license and the prescription was for 30 days and that it was only "my understanding" that it was 15 days. I told her that it was not just my understanding but that for several months I would go to the pharmacy every two weeks and pick up my 15 day dosage and the pharmacy confirmed that the current dosage was for 15 days. This is a very serious issue which neither Jeanette nor Serena should be issuing their opinion on.

Great staffing, I love my doctor , I finally found a great…read more Psychiatrist that's takes me seriously and listens to me. I'm grateful because it's been a long time working to find someone.

Sierra is totally awesome!! I have had a reflexology facial which is wonderful & her regular…read morefacial is so amazing!! I plan on seeing her one a month to keep my skin healthy & beautiful!! So thankful I found her!!!

best 10/10. Front desk is always kind but most importantly I finally found a therapist that best…read moreconnect with. The open window next to the mountains during your sessions is also a plus. go to therapy. trust.

I spent a lot of time in therapy at Kayenta therapy. For the most part of service was mediocre the…read moreowner of the company kept falling asleep while I was in session switched Therapist all she wanted to do was talk about my cowboy boots finally found a wonderful wonderful therapist and we've been together now for years. Sara Pelton is such a wonderful therapist. I would recommend her to just about anybody but as you know when you look for Therapist, you have to interview them and we have had Ed an incredible relationship for years now Cindy.

I would caution against using the student therapists for any major, serious issues…read more Taylor Corso was friendly enough that I convinced myself she was helpful. However, she rarely actually did anything other than ask about my week and how I feel. She never stuck to any new "tool" or "method" we would try. I would do everything she asked of me, from filling out busywork to doing walks to talking to people I didn't want to. I even voluntarily surrendered to my greatest fear of being locked up in a hospital. She gave me her number and told me not to call hotlines because they would leave me on hold. But she would ignore almost every call or text made until I stopped even trying. After a week or two of any approach she'd give up, only to months later accuse me of "never really trying" to improve. She would also complain about my negativity and low self esteem, only to tell me all my problems are my fault and if I only tried harder I would be fine. For context, much of my issues regarded depression, incurable medical issues, and the death of my father. But she consistently framed things as my fault. Despite all this, I stuck with her for three years because I appreciated her being candid and friendly. What most therapists wouldn't do for fear of being unprofessional, she was fine with. She'd call us friends, joke around with me, she'd even said if I didn't want to work on improvement I could just vent and talk to her once a week. But then, in the first few minutes of my last session, she told me she wouldn't work with me anymore. No prior discussion had been had, and very little explanation was offered. She sent a list of names I don't know and offered one single session to process. And when my car broke down, she refused to reschedule that session, and only assured me she'd done her due diligence. When I asked if I'd done something wrong, she told me I hadn't. She'd just snubbed me for no reason I guess. I can't imagine this is the best way to handle that situation for any therapist. But for one I've seen for three years and always spoke to me candidly, I was especially surprised at such a curt and cold snubbing. I can't speak for the other therapists here, but the one I've seen hasn't made a great example. The receptionist has always been very kind, though

Matthew Maanao is an exceptional couples therapist. He is extremely knowledgeable and takes a truly…read moreholistic approach, integrating emotional, psychological, and relational factors in a way that feels thoughtful and grounded. He is an outstanding listener and consistently remembers details from our conversations--sometimes from sessions far in the past--and thoughtfully applies them to our current work, which makes every session feel intentional and deeply personalized. Matthew has a strong background working with trauma, and it shows in how safe, attuned, and empathetic he is. He is analytical and insightful without ever feeling cold or clinical, and he balances that with a high level of emotional intelligence and compassion. He asks the right questions, notices subtle dynamics, and helps make sense of complex patterns in a way that feels validating and empowering. Overall, Matthew is the full package: intelligent, empathetic, perceptive, and deeply committed to his clients' growth. We feel very fortunate to work with him and would highly recommend him to anyone seeking a thoughtful, skilled, and effective couples (or individual) therapist.

My partner & I have had the best experience working with Matthew! He has made such a safe space for…read moreus both to open up and has taught us very valuable skills for communication. our relationship has dramatically changed for the better since we started working with him a few months ago. We are so grateful for him & look forward to seeing how we can continue to grow our relationship with his support.

Looking for better answer to aid in the twins healing process I decided to seek the advice from…read moreother resources in the community. The proper balance between mind and spirit is what I am seeking. The current psychiatrist that they are seeing did put them on medication. The side effects of these medicines are scary and I do not want them to be something they are on for years. Seeking new answers to current issues they are experiencing, I am hoping medication will be a second decision made. The staff here is very friendly and welcoming. When I checked into their office the lobby area is very small but we are not going to sit here very long. Plus outside the office in the building that the suite is located in the lobby is huge with tables to sit at and a large tan couch if one seeks real comfort. After filling out the paperwork we were called back to the room where we would meet the doctor. The doctor who took care of us was very helpful and pleasant. Her assistant was charming as well. Feeling very comfortable the doctor and her assistant put us at ease as we discussed the twins business. The doctor informed me of what services that they offer and addressed my concerns about the medications that the twins were currently taking. They offer wonderful and caring psychiatrist here that if have too will medicate the patient, as needed per case. They evaluated the medicines they were taking. The doctor also took into consideration family history and if a diagnosis of the twins is necessary. All could not be accomplished in this visit so I will be returning for another visit, in the mean time the doctors suggestions will be applied to our lives.

What a wonderful group of people here at this office! From the very kind lady at the front desk…read morecheck in to the therapist my daughter saw, it was a great experience. I have been to a handful of mental health/counseling locations here within the past 5 years...I know what is out there, junk!! I was presently surprised to say the least. We are new to Medicaid and we were seen that very next day. Now you know, as soon as they hear Medicaid, it's usually going to be booked way out! Nope. And never looked down upon us for it, I appreciate that! I look forward to being seen here as well as my daughter.