I came across Linny when I was a sophomore in college, and she is the absolute best. I started…read moregoing to her because of my anxiety, but she did more than just help me with that. I went to her for the rest of college, and she has helped me through all of it. You can just tell that she truly cares about her clients and makes it known that she is always there to talk no matter what. She knows exactly what to say to any situation and gives the best advice.

I came across Lindsay while looking for assistance while going through a career transition. After…read moreinterviewing several other qualified candidates, what stood out to me most about Lindsay was her authenticity. She is such an active listener and has a natural ability to make you feel heard. Her approach allows you to process your own words in a powerfully reflective way and, coupled with her guidance and insight, allows you to see problems you didn't realize existed and help you overcome them. We worked together on a regular basis through my career transition, from the plan-development phase and continuously through the transition process, and Lindsay's support and coaching was paramount to the success of this process! I would highly recommend to anyone looking for career transitions, coaching, therapy, and thought collaboration!

Initial phone conversation was rude, bordering on mean. Almost shocking considering this is a…read moremedical facility that should care for people. As a professional administrative assistant I've learned the person answering the phones can make or break the office's first impression and reputation. Badly done, I'm afraid.

I saw Figueroa as a young man almost 20 years ago. I took a bottle of Klonopin when I was 14 and…read morewas admitted to the youth acute psychiatric ward at FMC. I don't believe in psychiatric medication, rather I don't believe they are as effective as they claim in order to sell more product. That being said, Doctor Figueroa made me feel reassured under his care and was much more than just a "pill" doctor to me during a time where I was a very vulnerable and troubled young person. If I had a kid who was having problems I would feel lucky if I could take them to a doctor like Figueroa.

Nov 2024 * Friends Michael and Pamela Batenburg were…read moreabsolutely amazing and so much fun to be with. This was my 2nd Bear hunt with them. Even though we didn't get a bear on this adventure. They made up for it every time with amazing coffee, Delicious foods and deserts. A warm toasty fire every night, also wonderful sleeping conditions I didn't even need a sleeping bag or my own pillow.(Lol) We had a great experience with a different group of friends and guest who showed up to serve those who were devastated by the horrible flooding that has never happened like that before. God blessed those who really stepped up. Also on a side note. If you are able to book a hunt. It will be a lot harder to kill anything with a full moon. And on the positive side me and my great friend Kyle had a blast. We will definitely be coming back again soon. Highly recommend this place.

If you're looking for a place to relax and chill, Back2Basics is the place to go. Michael and…read morePamela were wonderful host. Very welcoming, easy to talk to and Pamela is a wiz in the kitchen. I would highly recommend Back2Basics.

I had a wonderful experience with Radiant Light Counseling. Abigail truly took the time to listen…read moreto my specific needs and provided such insightful, helpful feedback. I especially appreciated the faith-based approach to the sessions, which made a huge difference in my journey. Abigail is a deeply caring person, and I cannot recommend her highly enough!

This review is regarding Abbigail Pederson at Rediant Light Counseling…read more When someone conducts themselves in personal settings in a way that is completely at odds with the professional services they advertise, especially services involving children, it raises serious concerns. During a large school event where Abbigail was engaging positively with students by giving them high-fives, she repeatedly ignored one child's multiple attempts to be included, while continuing to acknowledge other children sitting right beside them. The child was left visibly upset, embarrassed, and confused in front of his peers. That child was our twelve-year-old son. At the time, he was so hurt by the incident that he quit the after-school club activity, and I stopped volunteering as the leader of the group as well, despite the team winning locally and getting ready to compete at state. Additionally, because of what we witnessed, and after learning she was affiliated with the counseling center we were taking our son to, we no longer felt that setting was emotionally safe for him and chose not to return. I am sharing this publicly now because, during my son's recent intensive therapy related to long-term medical trauma and chronic pain, this incident resurfaced through EMDR as having been far more emotionally damaging than we realized at the time. If I was a parent considering Abbigail for my child's therapy, I would want to know about this side of her and the impact it's had on another child. Abbigail's professional messaging emphasizes "helping people thrive". but for me it's difficult to reconcile that message with behavior that was so dismissive, publicly humiliating, and so lacking in empathy towards a child. While this occurred outside of a clinical setting, it raised serious concerns for me about the empathy, judgment, and the emotional safety one would expect from someone working with vulnerable children. 3/26/26 - Update to response - The school was never involved in this matter. We were never contacted by Abigail to discuss her clear concerns about our son or her actions towards him. The offer from Abigail's former employer would not allow our son to be involved. He wanted to know directly what he had done to explain being left out and, given, his hurt we felt that it was important for him to be heard and present in the discussion and they would not allow it. The incident was between Abigail and our son and therefore they both should be present for productive resolution. I feel my initial review fully explains how this incident directly relates to her work as a therapist. This is just our experience with her - any potential or existing client can draw their own conclusions on what is right for their family and children.

Go anywhere else. I know Flagstaff is a small town, but you can do better. In my experience with…read moretwo employees here (one personal and one anecdotal), they won't listen to you, will equate your experience with theirs, misread test results, and/or prescribe you an inappropriate medication.

Saw the nurse practictioner via zoom for 15 minutes and they prescribed abilify that caused…read morephsyosis and sleep paralysis. During follow-up appointment, they refilled my prescription. I almost killed myself on abilify, they didn't care. Then, they went under new management shortly afterwards. They are not here to help others, they just want to make money and thats it, just worried about their retirement, not the next generation of humans.

I've received physical therapy from several locations in Flagstaff but have never had the…read morecomprehensive, compassionate care that I received at Basecamp. I'm excited and thankful as I look forward to the next weeks of therapy. My primary focus has to do with postop care however I have no doubt that I'll benefit in many other ways as Dr. Bryan is already addressing other related areas of concern. Basecamp's office staff and space are top notch, too. Scheduling was uncomplicated, the space is free of the usual myriad of therapy equipment.

Did maybe 10 sessions at the Eastside Basecamp location with Ryan to treat a sore elbow. Excellent…read moreexperience! Ryan was extremely knowledgeable and helped me develop a routine for strengthening my elbow. Recommend Ryan and Basecamp whole heartedly!

My son is the founder of Mt House Recovery. I took a strong liking to Flagstaff while my son was…read moreseeking sobriety at Back 2 Basics. Flagstaff is a mountain community with a rich history, cool downtown and a lively University. Founder Aaron DiNapoli and House Manager Travis Anderson have worked to utilized the town's unique environment to help their clients reman sober, happy and healthy.

I suffer from the fatal disease of alcoholism. I also recognize that in order to survive, I must…read moreput myself in surroundings that are conducive to sobriety. The Mountain House saved my life, as it is the most supportive place I could ever imagine. In addition, the recovery community in Flagstaff is exceptional. I arrived in AZ on July 4th 2021,after living in a sober house in Milwaukee for 9 months. At the time, my older sister was living in Phoenix, and dealing with several health problems, as well as having to cope with her husband's recently diagnosed alzhiemers. Little brother to the rescue. I should add, that 6 months earlier, my 2 younger brother's died. Drink and drugs were never in play during these challenging circumstances. Tragically, sister Cynthia passed 7 weeks after I landed at the Mountain House. Again, substance abuse never came into play, as I was spiritually fit, and able to rely on the extraordinary support of my fellow wounded healers at the M.H.

Very good experience Everyone was very nice and professional. No issues were foundread more

Dr. Zates is an orthopedic specialist. I've received other medical care for my back pain, but…read morewanted a fresh perspective. He carefully reviewed my various tests (mri, X-rays) and correlated what he saw with my symptoms. There's no cure for my back but, there is the possibility that an injection at a different spinal level will help my symptoms. That will be scheduled in the next few weeks. I'm hopeful and thankful for the good assessment and plan. I recommend this medical provider. Will update my review post injection.