Strong credentials with passion to lifelong learning makes Mona an exceptional psychologist. Her…read moreempathy, trustworthiness, and cross cultural sensitivity should give her clients comfort that they are getting the best counseling from a committed professional with solid ethical core that maintains appropriate boundaries.

One of the best in this field. Truly a listener. Thank you fir all your support and advise.read more

The front desk staff is very caring and attentive to your needs. Dr. Ngante ask you questions in…read moredepth to understand you. She also is very kind. I highly recommend!!

Dr. Ngnate prescribed me a medication, then later said my insurance was refusing to cover it. I…read morecalled my insurance and they said she submitted the prior authorization blank without answering any clinical questions. I explained this mix-up to Dr. Ngnate, and she tried submitting it again online. She claimed to not see any clinical questions, and absolutely refused to speak on the phone with them for any reason. I even got an agent on the phone ready to fill out the questions for her, they just needed to speak with her briefly. The receptionist agreed it was reasonable. When the receptionist tried transferring the call to her she tried to pretend she wasn't in the office and refused to accept the call. After this Dr. Ngnate ignored my calls for a few days. Finally she receives my call, I begin explaining that there was some miscommunication between her and the insurance company. She interrupted me and told me she saw I posted a bad review on Google maps and that she wasn't going to see me as a patient anymore. (That's patient abandonment, can't ghost your patients). Quality of care was not good, provider was not knowledge about treatment of care options. When comparing multiple medication options Dr. Ngante said "they're all pretty much the same, pick one" She's generally very respectful, but be careful if she tells you a prior authorization didn't go through. She told me many patients pay OUT OF POCKET in my scenario which was definitely easily avoidable.

I have been seeing a counselor of Allied Transformations for about two years, and in that time, I…read morehave experienced tremendous personal transformation. My clinician is incredibly skilled, compassionate, communicative, and is exceptionally skilled at holding professional boundaries. As a military veteran with complex PTSD, I have seen a lot of counselors over the years and have never experienced the kind of progress in healing that I've experienced in the two years with Allied. Everyone at this clinic has treated me with respect, dignity, and confidentiality.

I've tried different therapists over the year. I finally found Kandi and can't say enough good…read morethings about her. She listens and helps me understand where my emotions are coming from. She has helped me step outside my comfort bubble to enjoy life. I always feel like I can conquer the world after leaving a session with her. Highly recommend Kandi Rodgers

After 27 years of very mostly good marriage my husband and I began to realize that our methods of…read morecommunication were not working for us. He's passive aggressive and I can be, well ... aggressive. The impetus for us seeking counseling was my husband breaking my trust - and I was very hurt. I made a joint counseling session but my husband had a work conflict so he couldn't attend, so I went myself. The appointment with Nadine was very bizarre. I was upset and wanted to talk -- but apparently she did too because she talked at me the majority of the appointment (about her own husband, her daughter, her own health issues, cost of therapy, another patient she treated who was dying/died of cancer). She basically convinced me that my husband was a fast talking salesman who was probably having an affair. She said she wanted to meet him individually to give him a chance to "shmooz" her. I told her he is a great guy and she would like him but she had made up her mind. She developed a ton of hypotheticals that she thought were going on in our marriage -- most of which were totally NOT on point; but that's not a surprise since she didn't really give me a chance to talk and in fact stopped me several times. I told her that I don't want to be the type of wife that has to check my husbands social media accounts and she told me that I have an "absolute responsibility" to check them. Not the point, I want to develop trust, not be a detective in my own marriage. At the end of the 45 minute session she said, "Was that helpful?" I told her yes, but honestly I was totally confused and upset when I left. My husband then had his individual session. She met with him for an hour and 15 minutes (according to him) and asked him about his entire childhood. She asked him what he liked and didn't like about me. She asked him what we like to do together (she didn't ask me any of those questions) and when he mentioned that he likes "Jam bands" and I don't, she said to him, "Well maybe she should like your music." I was floored by that comment. We listen to a lot of music that we both like and I think it's crazy to think that two people would always love the same thing. I respect his love of jam bands, and he respects my love of show tunes -- which I don't expect him to listen to. Anyhow, he felt listened to during his session so I had high hopes that I would feel the same way after my second session with her. So, my second session started with what felt like an immediate attack. She started by TELLING my that my approach with talking to my husband is bad and that if I want him to talk to me I need to change my approach. I told her I want to learn to respond so that he CAN be honest and she said, "can you handle that? Be careful for what you ask for." I acknowledge that I need to work on this, but it would be helpful to be listened to and validated BEFORE what felt like victim shaming. At one point I told her that in the midst of our troubles he left me in a parking lot for 45 minutes while he went into a bar with a woman I don't trust. She said to me, "Well why didn't you go? It was 3 to 2, majority rules." She then said, "You should have put your arm around him, gone into the bar and danced with him like you were the lie of the party. You need to claim your man." WHAT??? I was floored by her antiquated views on marriage. My husband will tell you that I VERY FREQUENTLY go with him to places I don't want to go because I want to make him happy and for Nadine to suggest that I should just suck it up was completely offensive. She then went on to tell me that since my husband grew up in foster care he probably didn't want children. I told her that he is a great father and was the one who wanted kids. She said, "He probably just told you that." Okay, our kids are 26 and 32 so isn't that water under the bridge. Ugh. She ended our session by saying, "Your husband is going to like me a lot more than you are through this process" and that her style is to "hit you with a 2x4." I guess I don't feel like being beat up at this particular moment. Anyhow, I left her office in tears and I can't tell you how frustrated I was at her method of guessing what our problems are (and mostly incorrectly) without taking the time to hear the full story. She had clearly taken a side after 1 conversation with my husband and determined that I was the problem. Shouldn't a therapist know that BOTH people in a marriage bear blame when things break down? Anyhow, I don't often leave reviews because everyone's opinions about services are different, I felt compelled to share my experience in hopes of sparing someone else the trauma of a horrible experience with a therapist who would rather hear herself talk than listen.

My initial PT evaluation went quite smoothly. I look forward to beginning my appointments next…read moreweek.

I am thoroughly pleased with the services received at Coach House. It's not hard to cheer on‍…read moreexcellence. From the front counter to the back intern there is no lack of professionalism. If you're nervous on your 1st visit, it makes for an awkward time, but things warm up, not to worry. Get ready for a healthy work out that'll snap you back‍into shape, and it may not be the same one as last time because they're customizing it personally; however, if you don't do your homework they'll know, so be ready for a finger wagging . I'm secure in recommending them for your treatment needs

Awful front desk staff. No communication regarding changes within the practice, hostile emails…read morebeing sent out when asking to make changes to our appointment, no patient policies being provided despite asking for them several times. Zero professionalism and a lot of microaggression to parents. Therapist is great which is the only reason why this incompetence is tolerated.

This is an excellent clinics! They have amazing staff and super nice therapy. They offered…read moredifferent services like speech therapy and occupational therapy. My nephew is 11 years old and he has autism and has only been going there for about seven months and we have seen a great improvement. I highly recommend this place because you can see dedication they had in the children.

Dr Bryce delivered my son in 2005. after I had severe life threatening complications in ICU, he was…read moregreat at keeping up with all my medically changing issues in conjunction with being sure my little guy was going to be delivered safe and healthy. I like him as and OBGYN. However unfortunately his receptionist COLEEN is the WORST on the planet! She recently told me to find another doctor after I complained of her poor communication and my 2 hour wait in the office in which I wasn't even seen. She's rude & is a horrible reflection of his business. Additionally besides telling me to find another doctor and no disrespect coming from my end she cursed at me and hung up the phone telling me I can email Dr Bryce if I don't like it. She will cost him patients for sure.

If I could give zero stars, I would. Dr. Bryce and his staff were very rude during my appointment…read more Told me I wasted his time.