A+ for community involvement, rehabilitation,and services! This place is an Important place where…read morepeople that are going through different processes can go and be treated to get back on the right track! Ok

Can I do no stars instead of one? Because I really want to. Urgh. A friend suggested it, so I gave…read moreit a go. The first counselor I saw there (Cheryl Hemp) was quite the presumptuous thing. As soon as she met me for the appointment, I felt instantly uncomfortable because of the way she approached me, talked to me, and looked at me. During the appointment, she continuously insinuated that I had multiple disorders. Maybe I do, but I just felt the way she went about it was inappropriate and belittling. I never returned to her. A year later, I decided to see another counselor there (Carrie Paiser) whom was a bit better. There continued to be times where she didn't remember what I was talking about/didn't remember that her and I had discussed something. Granted, I'm sure she had multiple patients. (Doubt my conversation was that boring, but maybe so.) The thing that was upsetting about it to me is that I wanted and needed someone to talk to that was sincere. Not just someone to pretend to listen. She did try to give advice, and was kind. But after seeing her for 6 months, she managed to apparently confuse me with another patient of hers and say that I was raped a year ago. When uhm, yeah, I wasn't. So that was my breaking point there. Haven't been back since. The physciatrist they have there (Eggner)...I believe he's left now, so guess the comments on him don't matter much. I was disappointed with his quick 5 minute meeting and fast hand out of medications. The man had no idea about who I was and what my diagnosis were, so really had no right to prescribe meds for me. Doctors that don't take their time and do their job right are apt to cause harm to someone's life who really needs help. Ah, guess it can be mentioned also that it took them months to get me into see the physciatrist also.