His therapist was Tammy Blount, he found her very helpful!!…read more She actually had tools anyone can do to combat anxiety.

My fiancé Rogelio took parenting, anger management, and drug and alcohol courses with Rose and…read morehonestly, we've both learned a lot from it. The skills and values implemented in her courses as well as the quality time and patience given during her courses made for a great learning experience for him. Highly recommend!!

The people are so welcoming and nice and Dr B is amazing i felt comfortable when I even called over…read morethe phone and going to my sessions has been wonderful

I had a great experience with the ARC team and my doctor. The staff is friendly, professional, and…read moreanswered all my questions clearly and kindly. Not only is the office calm and relaxing, my doctor was top notch. I refer several friends and family members to ARC. I'm very thankful to have found ARC and have them as a resource.

My place of zen. What a wonderful group of people brought together by a wonderful couple who…read moregenuinely care for the community. I am so glad I found this place.

Took their Monday yoga class for the first time last night. It was a very relaxed environment, the…read moreuse of props was great, the flow was very gentle and calming. Exactly what was needed for a Monday night. The room was warm but not uncomfortable and the scents used in the room and during the practice were refreshing. I am excited to go back and try a meditation class but I'm sure I'll be back for another Monday yoga class. What a great way to start off the week.

Dr. Ibrahimi is an exceptional therapist, possessing a wealth of knowledge and expertise. Her…read moreability to create a comfortable and understanding environment is remarkable. Throughout our sessions, Dr. Ibrahimi took the time to listen to my concerns and tailor our discussions to my specific needs. After each session, I felt empowered and equipped with a clear plan of action. Maple Leaf Counseling is an exceptional therapy office, with a highly skilled staff, and exceptional therapists. I wholeheartedly recommend Dr. Ibrahimi to anyone seeking a supportive and trustworthy environment to work through their challenges. It's a five-star experience across the board.

Dr. Ibrahimi was incredibly knowledgeable and skilled, she also had a way of making me feel at ease…read moreand understood. She really took the time to listen to me and tailor our sessions to my specific needs. I left each session feeling empowered and with a clear plan for how to move forward. I cannot recommend Maple Leaf Counseling enough. The atmosphere, staff, and therapists are all top-notch. If you're looking for a safe and supportive space to work through any challenges you may be facing, look no further. 5 stars all around!

I've known Brenda for 20+ years. She is a wonderful person. Family oriented. She's caring, Highly…read morededicated to her career, family & friends.

From the owner: Provide individual, couples and family counseling services for people who would like guidance on…read moreimproving their relationships, their mood, and calmness to live a more fulfilling life. Brenda Giron is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist with 24 years of experience in offering insight on techniques that include Cognitive Behavioral, The Gottman Method and Solution Focus Therapy. Brenda is compassionate, patient and challenges her clients to help them make progress on their goals and a have a better self-awareness.

I sincerely wish I had followed my instincts after looking up the employee reviews on Glassdoor…read more It says a lot about a business when you see how employees past and present feel about its management. During my outpatient treatment, I had a discussion with one of the counselors and she told me about her experience when she interviewed at BRR. She had a similar feelings about the management. The validation was really helpful. Be wary of the fact that there are relationships between staff that are important to know. I had difficulty with a mental health staff member and did not find out until later on that he is married to the main operations person. I had been told by my dietitian during a session and it was like she thought I had already known. Believe me when I say it caused more anxiety and concern. You need to know upfront that they operate on a team basis. Which under most cases wouldn't be a bad thing however you have no safe space to vent about how you feel without it being seen as a barrier to your treatment. They also have no concept in helping people deal with their "real lives" outside of ED treatment. I was denied computer time even during downtime on the weekend when I needed it most to support my licensing renewal. The one person that helped patients with "adult computer and phone time" on Wednesday's treatment team day (a non scheduled treatment morning) was soon missing from the staff. I'm pretty sure she was let go because of this incident. We are more than our eating disorder and they don't allow you to think otherwise. We all have responsibilities outside of our treatment and they look the other way. It's almost as if they don't care about other things that are important to us. Be very, very careful if you have other things that you need to address while in treatment. Also be careful about how you answer the intake questions. I mentioned something that was related to an iron deficiency. It was seen as a behavior, and thus I was never allowed ice in my water or other drinks. It pissed me off to no end and of course that just made them feel like it was justified. Hard enough to have to eat so much food and snacks and not be able to have just a cold glass of water. It was messed up. Pretty much everything is a "behavior" until they say otherwise. I also found out later when I went back to my primary treatment team at Kaiser that they were kept pretty much in the dark about details of the treatment. There was no formal documentation. I later requested my treatment records from BRR, and it took well over eight weeks to receive it, which was clearly against the law. I don't think they had a reporting system set up that would adequately document the treatment plan in notes. Only after I went to Kaiser's membership services that surprisingly I received it within the next two days. I'm glad other people had a good experience and are thankful for their treatment. However, this place is not for everyone! Do your homework before making a decision on your treatment plans. I hope this is helpful. I also encourage you to read the review by Kenneth G. I just wish it had been available when I was first researching this treatment center.

As a licensed Marriage and Family Therapist with 15 years of experience specializing in the…read moretreatment of eating disorders, I feel professionally and ethically compelled to speak out about serious concerns related to this residential facility. In my professional opinion, the clinical practices at this center fall far below the standard of care required for safe and effective eating disorder treatment. I observed a pattern of disorganized care, poor clinical follow-through, and deeply concerning discharge practices. In some instances these actions or lack thereof bordered on clinical abandonment. Most troubling is the apparent tendency of the program to operate in ways that appear self-serving at the expense of patient care. Decisions seemed driven more by internal convenience or institutional priorities than by clinical necessity or ethical responsibility. Eating disorder recovery requires consistency, integrity, and a patient-centered approach. Based on what I've seen, I cannot recommend this facility and strongly encourage families and professionals to choose a different treatment center.

Christina has been a wonderful blessing in many ways and I would not hesitate to recommend her to…read moreothers. She has hours that have worked very well for my needs on the weekends which has been great and has helped my wife and I with many difficult marriage and family problems. I know that she also works with adoption and adoptive families which does not apply to us I just saw it on her sign and thought that this was a very good attribute that she could help others with since we are a blended family working through making the dynamics of everyone's needs met. In this process she has been able to help tremendously.

Krystal Dreisbach improperly uses CBT in a way that comes across as gaslighting. She admits that…read moreCBT is not the solution for every situation, yet she still managed to misuse CBT in our sessions. I once told her I felt like I was being sexually harassed and preyed upon by strangers and possibly pedophiles who thought I was underage. She suggested positive ways of viewing the situation, such as being happy that people found me attractive. I rejected her suggestion because it made me uncomfortable. I would never view sexual harassment and unwanted predation as a compliment when I made it very clear I did NOT want that attention. I find it very distressing that she thought that people sexually harassing me could be seen as a compliment. Other times when I brought up the subject, she told me to move on. She was not comforting at all. Another problem that arose was that she often doubted much of what I said and she kept wondering if I was just misinterpreting most situations and if I was the real problem. Thing is, I've talked to multiple other people about sexual harassment and they agree it's a genuine issue. I've talked to counselors and previous therapists about it and they also agree. In some incidents they've told me to make a police report and I did. Just because I am autistic and I struggle with social cues does not mean all my social judgments are wrong. Autistics can learn social cues and they are not clueless in every social encounter. I've talked to several non-autistics about this who agree with me and it's very tiring for sexual harassment victims to be doubted constantly like this when we speak up. Dreisbach also once told me that "everyone is a little autistic" which a therapist should know not to say because that is actually a very discriminatory phrase within the autistic community. Autism is a lifelong experience that not everyone has, so not everyone is autistic. Not everyone is denied jobs due to being unable to control body language, not everyone is comorbid for other mental disorders, not everyone has extreme physical sensitivities to the point of being able to function. It's like if I gave a listening ear to a friend and then said "everyone is a little bit of a therapist". It's not comforting when somebody says that, it's dismissive and it minimizes the autistic experience by assuming everyone knows what it's like when in reality they don't, or at least not to the same degree, and this is why autism is designated as a separate category from allistic people in the first place. Because we are different. I've discussed these issues with her and it still feels like there is a lack of understanding. Dreisbach's usage of CBT feels like medical gaslighting and I would not recommend her in good faith. She is very dismissive.

I had a really wonderful experience with Krystal. She was kind, professional and has a lot of…read moreexperience in Marriage and Family therapy. When I was in search for a therapist, I was looking specifically for someone that specialized in Marriage & Family and trauma. She was easy to talk to, compassionate and asked questions I would never think to ask myself. It felt like it was a conversation with someone that was trying to help me figure it out. What I liked most about her is, she understood from the very beginning she may or may not be the right therapist for me. She understood, that finding the person was key. Fast forward, she was the right therapist. She's a busy mom of two and she even makes time to write parenting books to help parents as a guide.