The counseling here is kind of hard to get an appointment so I would give the counseling section a…read morethree out of five star. But Denise with the recreational groups, is awesome. She always makes time for her veterans no matter what is going on. She is constantly looking for new things to help us just feel connected to one another and have a sense of community. I, myself, am involved in the art class (my favorite, also a shout out to Sabrina. She's the best), the writing class and the guitar class. Denise is constantly searching for professionals, to come in to expand our techniques/knowledge. There are people from all five branches and all types of age groups, people that have been veterans for years, some have just been separated, and people that are still on their way of getting out. This place is help me pull out of many isolation periods.

I have been diagnosed with PTSD and the group here facilitated by John is fantastic. Denise is…read morealways willing to help and give me info on vet benefits I am missing out on while Wanda goes above and beyond for me and every other vet I have encountered there. The Yoga for Vets classses are amazing, and Dr Marin genuinely makes me feel like she cares about my well being.

Krissie has helped me with many difficult times in my life she has helped my husband ,friends and…read moreother family members of mine, as well. With life being hard to navigate some times she comes in handy to see every time I'm at an impasse that I can't work out on my own.

The best. Helps me organize my thoughts, take different perspectives on feeling and thinking.read more

Staff at CSU ***OUTPATIENT*** (not inpatient) needs to practice better self care before they…read moreattempt to care daily for psychiatrically unstable patients in crisis. I can tell that social worker Mason does self-care well because he is observant and sets his boundaries firmly but with kindness. But "peer support" staff member Amy is loud and wants more responsibility than her title might entail. Tbh she better have some secret nursing degree, because she was advising on pain and dermo-related management for a patient without apparent nurse supervision. Most med nurses assigned to me were very understanding (shout-out to Ernst). However, I had to actively advocate for myself during a significant mental health crisis, which means I was masking for HOURS to unfamiliar clinicians, and my designated friend was not permitted to enter the facility. My first night at this facility was truly a nightmare. My recommendation, as both a patient here and as a fellow helping professional from another setting, is to implement empathetic de-escalation training for all staff. Then, put your name tags higher! If there are badge reel rules like you need them on your belt, just put a name & title sticker on your scrub top. This will really help patient experience.

Just to let everybody know do not come to Bayview becaus they put hands on you and physically throw…read moreyou out they threw me out while I was hurting now I have a bruise around my arm and my hand is numb as well as my wrist and I will take pictures now they are the worst people to go for a crisis stabilization unit they are the least people you should expect try every other stabilization unit except for them they are the worst people at night especially Filipino men and women they are the worst kinds of people ever and I am going to sue them for the bruise on my arm.

Aim Behavior Services is an amazing, comprehensive, child-focused/child-led, trauma informed, ABA…read morecenter that provides both center and home based ABA services. The founder/clinical director, Lance Havens, is an incredibly compassionate clinical expert on issues related to autism and neurodiversity/life on the spectrum. His genuine care and remarkable capacity with children radiates in everything he says and does. We feel fortunate and blessed to have met Mr. Havens, as he is an incredibly astute, experienced, and sound/deeply informed resource about neurological disorders. Mr. Havens is a former school psychologist and heads a team of registered behavior technicians (RBTs) and requires each person on his team to meet a standard of excellence/training/and experience before working with clients. He pays his employees a good wage and treats them with respect-and this has created an organizational climate where technicians who are agile with children and have proven themselves to rise to a high level of clinical competence/strength work symbiotically to support their child charges with sensitivity, insight, and care. The program is exceptional, holistic, and innovative. We were impressed by how AIM supports social skills utilizing the "Peers" social skills model (pioneered by researchers at his alma mater, UCLA); and he provides parent training that is invaluable for parents trying to better understand and navigate the pitfalls, challenges, and triumphs/joys of navigating life with a child on the spectrum. Mr. Havens took time out of his busy schedule-despite having a 90 minute commute back home in traffic-to train us on some key ways to support our child. There are so many myths about life on the spectrum-terrible conspiracy theories, anecdotal evidence offered up as empirically based research, and scaremongering (on social media/the internet). Mr. Havens is a wellspring of knowledge and a sound, compassionate clinical expert on a wide range of topics related to disparate neurological wiring, autism, developmental disorders, and communicates without judgment, condescension, and with profound compassion/understanding. We called countless ABA agencies-and what particularly stood out to me was AIM's inclusion of a feeding and sleep-based ABA program. No other organization provided such a unique approach to blending ABA with a focus on sleep and feeding/eating issues-(both areas that can be profoundly challenging for many people on the spectrum). The facility itself is exceptionally clean and they maintain excellent standards of hygiene/sanitation during COVID. You can rest assured that your child is not only safe with the exceptional clinically trained staff-but that AIM maintains the highest standards of cleanliness and safety protocols during the pandemic. A fantastic organization headed by a wonderful, caring founder/clinical director. I wish I could give him/this organization 6, 10, a 100 stars. Thank you, Mr. Havens!

Professional, caring, and empathetic that's how I would describe my experience here. I would…read moreespecially like to recognize my therapist, Suzzie. She is truly an asset to this company. Suzzie takes the time to carefully assess my shoulders and really listens to what my body is telling her. She pinpoints the exact areas of discomfort and provides modified exercises that accommodate my pain while still working toward improvement. Her approach is both thoughtful and results-driven. She is attentive, sensitive to my needs, and communicates effectively with her team to ensure I receive the best care possible. I highly recommend this place to anyone who is looking for relief and a path toward living pain-free.

My DPT Cynthia is an amazing professional. Cuts no slack, demanding yet very encouraging and…read moreexplains everything in detail. I most strongly recommend her. I needed someone who would "push" me

I've had a very positive experience with Sheena Shah. She listens, treats me with respect, and…read morereally cares about helping her patients. I appreciate her patience and understanding and am grateful for her care. Highly recommend.

I have been seeing Dr. Cabading for almost two years now and she has been wonderful. She was able…read moreto bring me from being ashamed and embarrassed to talk about what I had going on, to being open and relaying any changes that may be affecting me. Dr. Cabading is very sweet, calm, and willing to work with you. She went above and beyond to help me trial the right medications, she suggested alternative treatments such as meditation and more, and she was just willing to listen to what I had going on which was really important. She remains neutral and offers her best advice. Because of Dr. Cabading and the team of KMG Psychiatry, I am on a road to becoming healthier mentally and trying to be the best person that I can be. I highly recommend KMG to anyone who may be interested in TMS or Psychiatry services.

My son and daughter, which are both on the spectrum, have both been in speech therapy and…read moreoccupational therapy with Therapy South. We've always had such great therapists assigned to us. Erika, who is unfortunately no longer with the company made such great strides with both of my children. I honestly owe her the world because she helped them so much. Erin the speech therapist has also showed continuous care and patience for my son. She helped him improve his speech and be more confident in himself. The care and empathy my children both received while at Therapy South can never be fully explained. Just full gratitude for companies like this

Please read this review if you've tried feeding therapy without meaningful progress, are tired of…read morefailed attempts to sneak vegetables into meals, or have been told, "They'll eat when they're hungry enough." As the parent of a child with Autism, I have been there. After years of concern, I began to lose hope that my son would ever expand his extremely limited diet. Now don't get me wrong--I was grateful he would eat buttered noodles and French fries, but knew we had to find a way to give him the foundation for healthier eating and better nutrition. Our family has trusted Therapy South,PC for physical, occupational, and speech therapy for years, so when we learned they also offered pediatric feeding therapy, we knew we were in good hands. We were quickly matched with Theresa Seremet, and she exceeded every expectation. Theresa is not only a highly trained expert, but she took the time to understand my son's sensory needs, comfort level, and personality. Together, we created a plan that was personalized, realistic, and completely free of judgment. Using creativity, play, and the Steps to Eating approach, Theresa has helped our son build curiosity and confidence with new foods at a pace that feels safe. Every session reduced anxiety, celebrated small victories, and created lasting progress. Rather than forcing change, she helped me better understand my son's feeding challenges and gave our family the skills to support him at home. The results have been beyond anything we imagined. Our son's willingness to interact with and try new foods has grown tremendously, both in therapy and at home. Mealtimes are no longer filled with the stress and frustration they once were, and Theresa has equipped us with practical strategies that have made us active partners in his success. One of the things that makes this program so special is that Theresa has built and supervises an outstanding team of feeding therapists who share her expertise, compassion, and child-centered approach. You can rest assured that if Theresa isn't available, the other clinicians are equally committed to providing the same high-quality, evidence-based care. We are incredibly grateful for everything Theresa and the Therapy South feeding team has done for our family. They have truly changed the trajectory of our son's feeding journey, and we wholeheartedly recommend them to any family seeking exceptional pediatric feeding therapy.

I've been to 6 other physical therapists for my elbow tendonitis and only Cathy Boppert has been…read moreable to help me! I attended about 10 sessions over 2 months or so and she made me a fantastic and holistic program that worked and got me back on a path towards my hobbies and abilities like pushups and handstands. I really appreciated her personalized program and both her and Nizam were so friendly and supportive. Can't thank you both enough!

Not for me. I recommend you search and visit a PT facility in person before you decide where you…read morewant to go. The therapist's were very nice people but the types of exercises/stretches they had me doing in this very small room did not seem to be addressing my issue that I was being seen for. The room is so small that you trip over each other if there is more than one patient besides yourself and there is almost no equipment in the room. Evidently they run three businesses with one central office and the physical therapy for adults is conducted in this little room which seems like it was an afterthought just a way to make more money because they had a spare room. After a few visits I went searching for a different PT facility in person and am very happy with the Therapist and facility that I chose.