While I've never used their services like the float tank and all the other fun stuff, their coffee…read moreset up is awesome. Their baristas are always so friendly and genuinely seem happy to be there. They have a great standard menu but their rotating specials and seasonal drinks are where the magic is at. Their banana bread late that I grabbed a few weeks back was so good! Perfectly sweet and tasty. Parking can be tough, but that's Scranton. The giving tree is always a must visit when I'm in the area!

Disappointed in the açaí bowl. They changed their menu and must have changed the açaí base or it…read morewas prepared incorrectly. The açaí is frozen much more than a smoothie bowl normally is.

I would really recommend going to Sam, a therapist who works there. I've had to go to so many…read moretherapists and she had such a great approach to therapy, she left a huge impact on my life. Thaxton truly cares about your well-being and your mental health every day of the week.

Communal narcissism runs rampant in healthcare. I've learned that through medical gaslighting and…read morethrough my own working experience with neglectful or abusive staff. Dr. Hamidian has displayed nothing short of defensiveness, blame-shifting, and a red herring tactic.aldo a complete disregard and lack of trauma centered focus. She's displays a total lack of empathy and professional manner towards vulnerable populations. I very much demonstrate Autism Level 1 traits but not to the full extent of D. Hamidian's report. The intake coordinator misconstrued some details I explained, especially about my extensive trauma history. Before I even received the online assessments, I already received a treatment plan and got assigned to a therapist. The treatment plan in no way shaped my faults and character. Plus it was overly generalized. This caused me some emotional distress over the months I was back and forth trying to change apartments based on my stress level or busy level. I complained about the experience that caused me stress and anxiety to HR. I agreed to make a video visit with Dr. Hamidian. During the visit, Dr. Hamidian repeatedly interrupted me and once again took some details out of context. Then she wrote another harsh and inaccurate report about me without knowing much about me. I emailed her 4-5 times in regards to my thoughts and feelings -- requesting corrections. Yes I want blunt in my emails because I wanted to be clear how upset I was with her unprofessionalism. She replied that she would modify the review, then she didn't reply again for 3 weeks. I left a thoughtful but critical review which she responded to two days later. She was highly defensive and unprofessional in her email. I replied back and forth until we were about to meet on 03/30 in person. Despite my fatigue, I conversed and reciprocated for 1 1/2 hours with Dr. Hamidian. But go ahead and tell me that I don't know how to hold conversations. Dr. Hamidian spent much of the time being inappropriate, defensive, and manipulative. For someone who said she wasn't bothered, she was very clearly proving my point. She has no business in the field because she can't handle criticism and having her ideas challenged. I have become introverted and highly selective due to my extensive trauma history. This can have its cons, but it is not inherently bad. Dr. Hamidian didn't seem to understand that. She assumed that I am incapable of expressing my empathy when my life has been the opposite. Being a loner doesn't mean I'm incapable of expressing empathy and compassion. It is because of my empathy, trauma, and autism that attracts narcissists. Manipulative people don't antagonize other mean people. They chase after big-hearted people who stand out. More years of trauma has led to me becoming less empathic towards cruel or such ignorant like Dr. hamidian. It seems to me like Dr. Hamidian only had her self-interest in mind. She tried to lower the bar by deflecting by bringing up my work history and old misdemeanor multiple times in a manipulative way. My work history is more stable now because I'm doing what I love. I was facing so much harassment and discrimination in other workplace, especially customer service. That does not define my work ethic, but it does define my self care and self worth. As for the misdemeanor, I have already been open about how my mental health was at its lowest and no one would help me. Catering to people and people pleasing is not safe for trauma survivors. Yet here she was berating me for not caring what others think and refusing to force myself in uncomfortable situations. Dr. Hamidian displayed a lack of listening skills, highly defensive attitude , and manipulation of power. I know narcissistic traits when I see them. I have AuDHD and CPTSD -- I have heightened pattern cognition. Don't play me for an idiot. As usual, I should've listened to my gut and stayed away. That was my error. This is a review written by a high functioning neurodivergent and trauma survivor. I'm mentally ill, not incompetent or stupid. Dr. Hamidian tried to gaslight me and say that my last review was not an autistic voice. Dr. Hamidian does not me for me or anyone in the autistic community.

Marc Boriosi is a therapist/counselor at the Aaron center who will contact authorities on you with…read morefabricated lies and false accusations. He called CYS on me and my wife because we said we had an argument in front of the kids! Do not tell this man anything!! Ask for a different counselor. You have been warned.

The counselors at the Center really care about their clients. Wonderful treatment for our family.read more

Keep yourself and your children far away from this place. Every experience I've had here--both…read morerecently and in the past--has been consistently negative. The staff are dismissive and rude, and the doctors feel more focused on rushing through appointments than actually helping patients. During my last visit, my doctor completely downplayed my concerns and symptoms. I clearly explained that I cannot take serotonin-based medications because duloxetine once sent me to the ER with serotonin syndrome. Not even two minutes later, he tried prescribing DULOXETINE...WTF!?. I had to interrupt him and repeat myself so he wouldn't put my life in danger again. Any time I tried to talk about what I was experiencing or what medications might actually be appropriate, he cut me off like he didn't have the time or interest. I didn't even have the chance to discuss my symptoms with him. I got about four words in before he cut me off constantly and talk over me. After waiting months just to see "Dr. Muhammad," I walked out feeling unheard and unsupported and honestly, just listening to what this guy had to say I feel like I knew more than my own doctor about mental health. That was my first intake appointment yesterday I went in for my follow up appointment and met my new doctor. Her name was Jeanette Lasher. She was listening country music while I was talking to her and barely acknowledging me, gave me an attitude as if she didn't have time for me just like Dr. Muhammad at my intake appointment. She downplayed my symptoms and tried to prescribe me a medication. I told her I wasn't comfortable with. I feel like every time I have an experience with these people they've just come right out of crazyville! This facility has repeatedly shown a lack of empathy, professionalism, and genuine care. I would strongly recommend looking elsewhere for mental health treatment. I cannot stress it enough do not take your kids here and do not seek mental health treatment from these people. It's dangerous and you deserve better. You deserve people that actually want to give you all ears and put an effort to make you feel better.

Once I became very old I was not able to easily see Tiffany. I had been seeing her for many years…read moreand she gave me some great tools to see my way through the "stuff". I have found a new way to successfully cope by using the mantra. "Let Them". What a great way to go way around most situations. So Tiffany...thanks for the past and I hope you are happy and content. I am blessed.

I had a very bad experience with a therapist there. She told me to break up with my boyfriend,…read morebecause he eats junk food around me. My boyfriend means everything to me and is very beneficial to my mental health. She also said I was "creating my own depression" by thinking negative thoughts. What she doesn't understand is that depression is a chemical imbalance. It's not easy to just think happy thoughts when one is depressed. Maybe I just got a bad therapist.

Experienced. Intuitive. Uses a variety of therapy techniques appropriate to the situation…read more Understanding. Isn't "stuck" on one idea ie explores different directions. Jerry facilitates the therapy process, rather than forcing his own ideas.

From the owner: As a licensed psychologist, I conduct individual counseling services for adults dealing with…read moredepression, anxiety, PTSD, relationship issues, and the like. In addition to cognitive-behavioral therapy, I also offer Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) and hypnotherapy.

5 years, got right in np. Good people.... ok need 85 characters, the doctors and counselors are…read morereally good. My dad walked me in and they really let you do whatever you need to. You just need to be ready to get clean. Not being sick every day. Period, end of story. If you are, go get help. They give it there.

From the owner: Dunmore Comprehensive Treatment Center (CTC), which is located in Dunmore, Pennsylvania, offers…read moremedication-assisted treatment (MAT) to adults age 18 and older who are struggling with opioid use disorder. This might include an addiction to heroin, prescription painkillers, or other opioids. Dunmore CTC offers prescriptions for buprenorphine, methadone, naltrexone, and Suboxone to help reduce the severity of withdrawal symptoms associated with stopping opioid use. In addition to medication, MAT involves therapy in the form of individual and group sessions where adults can share their concerns and learn healthy coping strategies and relapse prevention skills.

Jen Casper has made an amazing difference in my life. I utilized her services for readings and…read morequestions, and her insight has been really helpful through trying times. She is very tactful and positive, offering intuitive understanding and perceptive suggestions to aid me along. I have been able to shift my mindset thanks to her and the outcome is extremely beneficial. Additionally, I am fortunate to have attending one of the classes that she teaches. I learned so much and came away with a lot of insight and information to really help create a more positive mindset day to day. I highly recommend Jen Casper and her services. She is a really lovely person who is very connected with her gift. I am so very glad that I was able to use her services for it really made a difference in my life, and I plan to be in touch in the future, as well.

From the owner: Helping others redefine who they are and discovering how they can begin living the life they truly…read moredesire!