Sarah is the one if you are looking for a counselor who will transform your life. As someone who…read morestruggles with depression, anxiety, and a chronic illness, life can be very up and down for me. However, while working with Sarah, we together found the best tools and strategies to help me a life free of the stress and worry that comes with my struggles. She is compassionate, attentive, relatable, and has extensive knowledge of many of life's ailments. It is my pleasure to work with her and she will help so many others in the future.

From the owner: I specialize in anxiety, life transitions, and navigating life’s challenges—helping you regain your…read morefooting when things feel overwhelming. Together, we’ll identify the root causes, roadblocks, and sources of stress or fear that may be holding you back.

This place is amazing because of Mija Bradford. She's an amazing therapist and person.read more

From the owner: Offering Counseling and Mental Health Services to anyone in need in the LaGrange area. Call now or…read morebook a free consultation through our website.

Their staff and owners volunteer to help women and children who are victims of domestic violence…read more They partner with the community on this and donate time to these things. I went to a secondhand store the other day and saw they partner with the Constance Morris House to help women who are victims of domestic violence. I think that's fantastic. Also I had a good experience when I was seen for a relatively simple medical problem but I think that a few bad reviews could kill this clinics business and these bad reviews seem to be written during Covid. Things were crazy then. I'd say give them another chance. Be well everyone

This is a community based mental health facility that fails and discriminates against patients…read morewhose morals do not align with them. They are unable to keep therapists and use very shady billing practices with clients. Long waiting lists are another feature of this place.

Tara has been my guide for a little over two years now. She keeps me grounded and helps me stay…read moretrue to myself. Her kind personality and sweet voice are healing for the soul. We work collaboratively to work through the hard things because, as she always tells me, "I'm good at doing hard things". Tara asks the hard questions in the most empathetic, compassionate ways. Her active listening and advice tailored to me specifically are a true blessing that helps me get through whatever is troubling me in life. I appreciate her visualization exercises and meditations- those have now become a key part of my daily life. We celebrate my victories and problem-solve through my hardships. There is no one I would rather have with me on this journey we call life. I give my highest recommendation of Tara!

If you're looking for a relaxing, powerful, professional, and rejuvenating life experience, look no…read morefurther than Integrative Healthcare Practitioner and Sound Healer, Tara Link. She is incredibly attentive, gifted, and makes sure you are comfortable. Located in beautiful, southwest Chicago suburban neighborhood. Upon opening the treatment room door, I was met with a supportive atmosphere lit by a candle in a sconce, sounds of relaxing music, and the beautiful Spirits of Tara's sacred bowls. She asked if I was having any pain at the beginning of the session; I felt some in my neck and lower back. During the session, I experienced the white Crystal Bowls, and Brass Metal Bowls carrying the Spirits of the energy that Tara channels through these magical instruments. She placed the bowls around me as well as directly on my body as she played and brought forth their beautiful, transformative sounds. This interaction with my field felt so nurturing and relaxing; I realized at one point that my earlier pain was gone. The aromatherapy at the end was a delightful surprise. This session exceeded my expectations and I will definitely be returning and referring.

I and other family members have all gone to consult with Lin various times over the past 35 years…read morewhen problems crop up. First of all, we would not keep going back to this same person if she were not wonderful, a great source of guidance, insight and wisdom. She has helped me see situations of various types clearly, and helped me know how to go forward through very tough situations. I would go into a session feeling very heavy-hearted and confused, and come out feeling truly light. Kindness radiates from her. I have seen a total of 7 therapists when I have lived in various places where Lin was not available. Lin is the best of all of them. I highly recommend seeking her out as a therapist if you have problems and need healing.

Was billed for a missed appointment but was never sent a notification email or reminder of the…read moreappointment. In the past I always received notifications and on this specific appointment that I made after coming back from medical leave of 3 months, they did not send an email reminder. They charged $100 and refused to waive it since they neglected to send the initial notification of the reminder. The appointment was made at the office but I was not given any card stating my next appointment date. I tried emailing them asking for the appointment date/time and no response, yet they still want to charge $100. Horrible customer service and billing. DO NOT RECOMMEND AT ALL.

The experience and knowledge of the staff at MHCC is top notch. They have been a voice of reason…read moreand understanding during this challenging time of Covid. If you are in need of support do not hesitate to call this caring and compassionate team.

I would give this place 0 stars if I could. I know it's a state run mental and rehabilitation…read morefacility, but it's worse than what you imagine. Let's start with arrival. You have to do the full naked inspection and wear a gown totally nude until someone can bring you clothes. You sleep on a stuffed tarp with a stained sheet with no pillow. The units are coed, but bunks and restrooms are separated by a common room. The place is unsanitary. They mop daily, but don't sweep, the floors are sticky, the chairs are uncomfortable, the showers are moldy, the phones are never cleaned, the rooms are filthy, and while I never saw any rodents I certainly heard them and saw evidence of them. The food was horrendous, cold turkey sandwiches on stale bread was a staple, and it never got much better. Now let's get to the staff. I saw 1 psychiatrist in the 11 days I was there for what was supposed to be a 5 day hold, we had a daily group session which was usually good, I ment my social worker a handful of times (she recommended my release days earlier) she was one of the few bright spots, the panel that was supposed to meet me to approve my release NEVER met with me, the nurses and cleaning staff were on their phones, I saw nurses just fill in previous numbers from blood pressure and heart rate rather than actually taking them, the group counselors were nice but a 1 hour once a day group session doesn't do much, and I saw staff antagonizing some of the more vulnerable patients. To kill time you had limited options. You could play cards with other patients, read the news paper, read out dated terrible books, color, or watch tv. I was lucky to have a group of 4 people to talk to and play cards with. The people ironically were the only thing that kept me sane there. When trying to get to the panel to start my exit plan I was told I was still restricted despite the 1 psychiatrist that I saw saying he recommended my release, and my social worker recommended my release, my family and wife calling and visiting and advocating for me. They keep you there because bodies on the unit mean money. The man who ultimately made the decision for me to leave told me he only did so because he was tired of my wife calling him. I have PTSD from this place. I grip the steering wheel tighter when driving past this place. I feel sorry for any person that ends up there especially those who were extremely vulnerable and in need to real help. Please if you have a relative, friend, or loved one in this facility do everything you can to help get them out.

ENOUGH IS ENOUGH. We are now preparing to involve legal counsel and contact media outlets regarding…read morethe ongoing situation at Madden Mental Health Facility. My father is being held there against his will, in conditions that are frankly worse than a prison. Despite numerous phone calls and messages over the past week, both my father's explicit requests and our family's formal request to have him transferred have been ignored. Madden staff are refusing to release him, even though we have already arranged for a transfer to another facility that is ready and waiting to accept him. Let me be clear: it is not Madden's legal right to detain him once he has requested to leave and another facility is available. This is not only unethical--it may very well be unlawful. We have been informed that patient transfers supposedly cannot happen over the weekend. If he is not released by the end of today, we will be pursuing legal action for patient abuse and unlawful detainment in a state-run facility. Dr. Lince (Social Worker) and Dr. Sayied (Physician) are the individuals directly responsible for denying our father's request to leave, despite his repeated confirmation that he wishes to transfer and has authorized us to make those arrangements on his behalf. We are speaking out because this is not just about our family--this is about accountability. No one should have to fight this hard to protect their loved one's basic rights.