My son was evaluated for autism here. They did not disclose the cost of the evaluation before…read moredoing it... it was $2,600... I'm very unhappy with the lack of transparency in their pricing.

Avoid! This place is racist and condescending. The clinician we worked with was Dr. Jillian Wise…read more After speaking with her one time to obtain information about their learning disabilities testing services, she sent us a rudely worded note afterward saying she had cancelled our appointment and that our family was not the right fit for her. No response back after a follow up note for clarification. Apparently, Dr.Wise does not like to test minority kids.

Valerie is a great counselor. She is goal-oriented and focused on giving you tools to work through…read moreyour own issues and feelings. I highly recommend her to anyone looking for a good cognitive behavioral therapist in Broad Ripple.

Rick is a great therapist. I highly recommend him as a couples therapist and also for men dealing…read morewith addiction or anger issues. I have recommended him as a therapist to multiple friends.

Brooke's Place for Grieving Young People is an Indianapolis non-profit organization that provides…read moresupport groups, therapy services, and community education to empower children, teens, young adults, and families to help them thrive in the midst of grief. "Because 1 in 7 children will experience the death of a parent, sibling or close loved one by the time they are 20, Brooke's Place works to create a community where every young person living with grief feels safe, supported and understood during their personal grief journey." Brooke's Place is built on the following principles: 1) Grief is a natural reaction to the death of a loved one for young people as well as adults 2) Within each individual is the natural capacity to heal oneself 3) The duration and intensity of grief are unique for each individual 4) Caring and acceptance assist in the healing process 5) Our caring programs provide hope, help and healing by giving individuals a safe place to grieve. Brooke's Place was founded by a local therapist as a response to the 1994 crash of American Eagle Flight #4184 in Roselawn, Indiana. One of the individuals killed in the crash was Thomas Wright and this therapist watched as his children, 13-year-old Brooke and Brent, a college senior. It became apparent that a place for children to grieve was needed. In 1998, Brooke's Place was born. I worked in the counseling field right about the time Brooke's Place was founded and had a couple friends who volunteered with their support groups. Eventually, I would go through their support group training myself as I was volunteering for a non-profit that dealt with families who'd lost a baby. The training was simply outstanding. To this day, I have friends who continue to volunteer for Brooke's Place. Programs include the grief support groups, therapy services, education/training, BP8 (an 8-week program offering outreach grief support), and Camp Healing Tree - a camp for youth ages 7-17 who've experienced the death of someone close to them. Brooke's Place continues to grow each year, though certainly it has been impacted by the pandemic. However, they've creatively worked toward continuing their supports and they continue to do remarkable work for the children and youth in Central Indiana.

Amazing. They are so kind and understanding. They have many options depending on your grief and…read morefinancial situation which is nice. I wish there were more locations because this is an amazing resource in Indianapolis and I'm so thankful

Dr. Ehrmann saved my family!…read more He was appointed by the courts to analyze the psychological make up of my family. He correctly uncovered that my father is paranoid, manipulative and that he was trying to brainwash my sister and I into misbehaving in order to allege abuse by my mother's new husband. This occurred 22 years ago and I was only 9 years old at the time. When I was 25, I contacted Dr. Ehrmann to discuss some personal problems I was having. I contacted him specifically because he knew all of the issues I had dealt with growing up and thought I'd save myself some money. He was very professional, always documented a lot during my sessions and provided me with advice and also tools to utilize during my recovery. His input helped me out a lot then. I wanted to see what others were saying about him on Yelp and noticed nobody had ever taken the time to review him. I'm sure this has to do with the fact that he's a psychologist and people want to maintain their right to privacy. All I can say is that he helped to protect my childhood and I admire him greatly for that. Thanks again, Al

This was my first visit with Dr. Byerley since my normal physician, Dr. Christopher Sullivan, has…read morebeen on medical leave for some time. I hope all is well and he returns soon. Dr. Byerley is very personable and attentive. Her initial evaluation interview is extremely thorough and takes approximately an hour plus. She asked comprehensive questions and the evaluation requires assessment of both cognitive and emotional process. Both my husband and I found her comfortable to work with. After spending the day performing a variety of numerous cognitive test, the results are compiled by Dr. Byerley and the findings are shared with us in a couple of weeks. The test findings provide current strengths and weaknesses since my last evaluation. Beneficial for my physicians when designing a treatment plan and extremely helpful for me understanding, and accepting, my progress and areas of weakness. It's a long day but worth the time and effort. I've been a patient at Neuropsychology Associates for 8 years now and I highly recommend. The physicians and staff are phenomenal and everyone is helpful and friendly.

Dr. Mary Sanders does professional, thorough, excellent work. She has great experience in her field…read moreand was recommended by several acquaintances. She has high empathy and genuinely cares about her clients and the work she does. We recommend her highly.

I was Dr. Sanders client for 3 years. When she wanted to terminate therapy she did that over the…read morephone with my husband while I was going through a severe crisis. When I called her asking for clarification, she attacked me stating that I contacted her too many times while I was in crisis and that she cannot handle this anymore. Then she released a diagnosis she never discussed or even mentioned to me to another provider which calumniated the situation. For two years after termination, I suffered from PTSD symptoms as well as guilt because I thought that I was responsible for what happened. I tried to contact her to get clarification about my diagnosis or what happened, yet she never responded. It is not till I started seeing another provider did I came to know that what happened was not my fault and understand the extent of the damage she caused me. Despite all that I decided to try and put that horrible experience behind me and try to move on, yet she made that impossible as she decided to file a restraining order against me claiming that her life is in danger. I had to hire a lawyer to defend myself which is a great burden given my limited financial means. The case is still pending a hearing. Update: I lost the case, Dr. Sanders asked me in court to waive my rights and I did thinking that she will never disclose information I shared with her in private. Yet she not only did that,she also stated the information in a way to serve her purpose. I could not say anything against her in Court. It was really hard seeing her, I was unable to say anything against her in open court. I appealed without a lawyer and lost. Everything was taken out of context to make me look bad. I am still fighting to prove my innocence, yet I do not have much hope. Wish me luck!!