I can tell you that Jessica is very caring and knows what she is doing. Around 2018, I was…read moreintroduced to her by someone close. It was the first time I had met a hypnotherapist, so I did not know what to expect. I told her about my ongoing struggles of my life and then she told me about the whole process of hypnotherapy. I told her that my main problems were anxiety and depression. So, she put me into a deep sleep to help me explore the roots of my problems. For the past year, I have been going to her and she helped me greatly. It is thanks to her that my mind and health has gotten much better than before. I highly recommend her to anyone who needs help. Jessica is very nice and she will always do her best to help you overcome obstacles.

Jessica Lin has been so kind and helpful from the moment we met. I deal with anxiety, OCD, and many…read moreother limiting behaviors and beliefs that I am working through. From the moment we connected via email, I had a good feeling about her. She responded promptly, and she even communicated with me via text message, which I found very personable and accessible. Her office is easy to locate and is located on a serene property surrounded by trees and nature. I found it calming before I even walked inside. Inside is a beautifully decorated office space, I would call it quite simple and zen. She gave me a little tour on my first visit. One of the many things I enjoy about my sessions with Jessica is that she takes the time to ask me questions about how I have been doing over the last couple of weeks. She is a wonderful listener and is always concerned about how I am feeling and what is going on in my life. She always remembers what we spoke about and remembers my loved ones' names, which I find very thoughtful and nice. After we catch up on life, she asks me what my main concern(s) are currently. I tell her what they are and then she proceeds to guide me through a meditative hypnosis wherein we focus on the topic or person of my choice. From the first session, I felt a weight lifted off my chest. Three sessions after that, I feel more empowered, confident, and peaceful. Meditation is something I have been learning and practicing for a few years. At times during meditation, one can feel vulnerable and fearful. I feel protected and safe when Jessica guides me through a meditation/hypnosis, and that is extremely important for it to be effective. Hypnosis was something I have never done before, but always wanted to try. I have learned in my personal studies that much of our inner healing takes place when we are silent and still. I find that silence to be very healing - even though it's hard sometimes to be still and silent for longer than 5 minutes for someone as restless as me. She guides me through a meditation that I helped create (my happy place is a beautiful beach). She has also guided me through other various hypnotic states. I have learned how to better meditate and visualize whatever results I want. I have also learned how to focus more on gratitude and less on fear-based thought patterns and behaviors. It's hard to describe how helpful meditation and hypnosis are - but I believe they're the best kind of therapy that exist. Jessica is one of the most kind hearted and also professional people I have ever worked with. She has given me tools that I can take with me and use any time in my life. She has a VERY calming presence and voice, and she fluctuates her tone during the hypnosis, which I find to be very pleasant and relaxing. It's safe to say that I recommend Jessica Lin to anyone who is ready to heal whatever is preventing them from living the life of their dreams. Thank you Jessica.

Dishonest and disappointing. Michelle will tell you one thing and then tell a COMPLETELY different…read morestory the next day.

Dr. Russell Carr is an excellent physician experienced in medication management of psychiatric…read moreconditions. He is very experienced in providing psychotherapy as well. Having been to Dr. Carr for 2.5 years now, I am greatly appreciative of his help and his perspectives. The best part is seeing Riley, the friendly clinic dog, every time I visit. Pet therapy!

I truly wish I could leave this place a zero. They continue to fly under the radar of offering good…read morehealthcare services to people who really need it. "No OVERWATCH". Today I had a 3:45 video teleconferences, that turned out to be a 2-minute phone call to my cell. I came home in time to meet my appointment. Sat at my computer. Only to have my cell ring and it was Green Ride asking if I was ready to talk. They really have JOKES. But they sure can take your MONEY!!!!!

Nurse Practitioner Runsewe is unprofessional, rude, and lacks compassion. She is not even a…read morecertified doctor and wishes for the clients to refer her as "Dr. Runsewe." She has forgotten to send my medications to the pharmacy on multiple occasions, as well as "scheduling me for next month" but then does not actually follow through with this. I am on two medications and for the past 2 months, she has only sent ONE medication to the pharmacy. Fortunately I have some left-over from my previous insurance, but this is a BLANTANT DISREGARD to my mental health and functioning. I've asked her multiple times to please send them the day of our sessions as that is usually when my medication runs out. Just this past week I saw her at 9AM and she said she would send the prescriptions to the pharmacy in the "afternoon." I spoke twice with the receptionist at noon and again at 5pm who stated they had sent NP Runsewe messages to forward my meds to the pharmacy but this was never done. Flashforward to the next day and I still don't have my medications. I had to send an email to various providers to Green Ridge and ONLY ONE medicaiton was sent in the morning. NP Runsewe still had forgotten to send my second medication and was only finally sent after I sent even more emails out. I've only been a patient here for a few months but am already thinking of finding a different practice to receive services at.

Saw me through a very tough time. Empathetic, honest. I had never been to a therapist before and he…read morewas recommended to me by a colleague. I liked that I could use the techniques that he shared in my day-to-day. Helped a lot with anxiety.

I wanted to give a quick review on yelp about this therapist. I highly recommend him. He has done…read morewonders with my phobias and with my overall mental health in a very short time period. I have seen at least 30 different clinicians in my lifetime and never had such amazing results. I cannot stress enough how much respect I have for this man who helped change my life.

Carol and the staff at Aspire get my highest recommendation…read more I can understand the frustration of the other reviewer if that was his experience. Fortunately, my experience, with the same therapist, has been completely opposite. She has been great. Our personalities are completely compatible. She is straight forward with me, calling me out on some things that I do from time to time. I appreciate this in a person, and counselor. It sounds to me like the fit just wasn't there for the previous reviewer, which is perhaps the single most important part of finding the "right" counselor. Best of luck to him.

For several months I've debated whether to attempt to approach the administration of this business…read moreand try to make them aware of the problem I had, or just post one of my trademark fiercely negative reviews. I'm breaking tradition here by going straight to the review and not attempting to address the matter with the management. My reasoning is that I feel that my experiences indicate that the business is so dreadfully managed that regardless of what I attempted to convey to management, I would only waste my time and accomplish nothing. Having said that, I have two complaints, but the first one is much more damning. The second one is neither here nor there, except to vent my furthered frustration. I had about eight appointments with one of their therapists, Carol Juran Ph.D. I thought things were going well, except that during that time I began to feel I was experiencing Deja Vu. I felt I was repeating myself a lot, because the therapists appeared to keep asking me the same questions as though we'd never discussed the topics which, over the span of these appointments, I began to feel I'd covered several times. By my very last such appointment, I finally asked her if she takes any notes at all. She then explained she spends at least 30 minutes between patients taking notes FROM MEMORY (but that's not the actual problem). Naturally I inquired if she had any difficulty remembering what I said, and that's when she revealed the actual problem. She explained, "You talk very fast and I have difficulty understanding what you are saying". Of that I have no doubt, but most people I know tell me when I'm talking too quickly and I adjust my rate to suit the listener. I do not adjust my rate if I'm not told that I'm talking too fast. This therapist failed to inform me that I was talking too fast, and I consider that to be a very very serious problem. It is a problem with this sole therapist, of course, but it is also a problem with any practice which would hire her without evaluating that therapist for efficacy. At some point, I do hope that I have the nerve to attempt to contact the administration, but I'm pretty sure I'll want to give them something in writing... something they cannot lose, and something they can refer to as often as necessary until they can address these matter. I can think of no form more effective than this review to serve such a purpose, so naturally I will be directing them to this review. As for my second complaint, it regards my direct request to the receptionist to cancel an appointment, to inform the therapist, and, when queried if I wanted her to request the therapist phone me back, I explicitly instructed her not to on the basis I was too stressed and tired (my reason for canceling) to be able to accomplish anything useful. About 15 minutes later the phone rang and it was my therapist. I began by expressing surprise, and inquiring why she phoned considering I had requested I not be phoned... but then I remembered that the receptionist is a ditz and this could not be the therapists fault. So instead I apologized for needing to cancel and expressing just a little of my frustrating experiences that led me to be so tired and stressed. The therapist then took on a harsh tone and informed me she was not going to held a therapy session over the phone. Talk about adding insult to injury. I didn't want to talk to her. I said I didn't want to talk to her, and if I cancel, and I don't want to talk about it, then what is the freaking point of phoning me???

Appointment went well overall, she was understanding, empathetic, consoling, while still managing…read moreto give me direct and precise information or advice. Moreover, setting things up for my next session was carefree. There was no hassle and simple. I recommend to anyone looking for counsel.

Customer service is non-existent and she does not communicate well with her clients. I had to call…read moreher number for weeks for a time before i finally got an answer (couldn't even leave a voicemail because the answering machine was full). She ghosted me on an appointment once then when i couldn't join the rescheduled appointment due to internet issues i was charged $175 with no notice, even after trying to call the number multiple times during the appointment slot. She is just generally unorganized and fairly unprofessional with a lack of fluent communication.

I "tried" working with Judy Tyson, PhD for family therapy and it actually made things worse. Dr…read more Tyson is very expensive and spends most of your session time talking over you, interrupting, putting her own words in your mouth, and trying to repeat things back to you that make no sense. A therapist should help facilitate discussions, try to help you identify resolutions within yourself, and let you say whatever you want to without taking over and inserting their own opinion. This woman doesn't do any of that. Especially in family therapy when you want someone to be neutral, she seems to alienate one person while taking sides with the other, all while claiming she has a "birds eye view"-- not true when she builds a relationship with only one person of of the two. That's just not what a therapist is supposed to do. Then she will try to extend your session because at the end of the day, it's about the almighty dollar. I truly believe if you are in a position where you are seeking individual or family therapy, you need someone that doesn't just talk or force their own opinions on you. You need someone that listens to understand, and has the kind of compassion that makes you feel that you have a safe space to talk and a partner in this journey. There are many therapists in the area that do not cost as much, and you leave feeling better than when you walked in. I strongly advise anyone looking, to search elsewhere as the area has many wonderful therapists that know what their doing, and are able to maintain proper code of conduct and ethics unlike this woman.

I have been a patient with Dr Kopolow at Potomac Grove Psychiatry for over 20 years. Dr Kopolow has…read morebeen a terrific provider for me over these years. I have always had great medical care and service from the practice.