Dr. Clinch and crew are life changers. During the months of treatment, I witnessed my husband go…read morefrom doom and gloom to actually experiencing joy in life. Comparing day 1 to final treatment is nearly a night and day difference. We opted to complete the 3-minute (I believe that was the time) version of treatment daily. The time went by quickly, especially since the team was super friendly and would chat with us. I have to give a huge shoutout to Sydney and Grace since we worked with them 99% of the time (along with Dr. Clinch, of course) and they are sincerely the coolest people. Their demeanor is merely icing on the cake to the top notch care provided at Inspire TMS. While treatment is incredible, progress doesn't stop there. You have to actively put in the work to improve your wellbeing. That might be easier said than done, but it seems more and more possible as treatment continues. I'm happy to report that instead of having 6.5 out of 7 bad days a week, my husband is much happier and on average has 1 bad day a week. That's a significant improvement, not just for him, but for the people in his life who care about him (i.e. less worrying for us).

I was incredibly skeptical of TMS's ability to help me after trying so many different therapies and…read moremedications without success. Initially, I was one of the few who did not see results--so Dr. Clinch adjusted, tried other things, and after completing my treatment, I felt like the best version of myself. It's been almost a year since I started my treatment and I still can't stop thinking about it. Pretty sure it saved my life. I'm so grateful.

As a licensed therapist and group practice owner, I'm consistently on the lookout for exceptional…read morepsychiatric providers to refer to, and Axis Integrated Mental Health has quickly become one of my top recommendations. Their team is responsive, compassionate, and clinically sharp, and always looking for ways to give back and especially to improve the mental health of the clients in our state (and in our world). I've been especially impressed with how collaborative they are with therapists like myself. It's clear that these folks are on a mission to improve mental health care however they can, and they are driven by relieving suffering and saving lives. Whether it's medication management, TMS, or integrative approaches to mental health care, Axis offers a thoughtful and evidence-based model that balances innovation with deep empathy. I genuinely trust them with my referrals and feel grateful to have such a strong psychiatric partner in the community. Thank you for everything you do, Axis.

A few weeks into my therapy journey and can barely believe this is happening. I'm already seeing a…read moredifference and I'm excited for what is to come. Their staff is amazing!And, the initial process was excellent! Axis handled everything including paperwork, insurance, authorizations, appointments, transportation, you name it! They put their money where their mouth is and got to work for me as soon as i reached out. I'm so happy I don't have to do this alone and there actually is help.

I saw this Dr due to the post traumatic stress I suffered from after my time in the Air Force. This…read moreDr had the gall to overcharge me for visits, then this Dr proceeded to blatantly prescribe me a heavy dosage to the point where I had to go to the ER and subsequent psychiatrists were stunned by just how unprofessional this Dr was.

I went here voluntarily for a php program and and iop program. People think partial hospital…read moreprograms and you're like ... umm that's crazy intense and I mean yeah it's group therapy from 9am-2pm for 4 weeks. Then a step down iop program for 8 weeks for 9 hours a week. It is gonna be hard but the pay off is worth it! However if you do not want to change your behavior and use the coping skills it will not help you. It will seem lame if you don't want to be there. You have to want to change to actually change. My parents did not teach me things about boundaries and feelings, so it was really nice to actually learn this stuff. They also can set you up with a psychiatrist, and give you helpful information for other services you may need. I think as humans we are so smart that we are aware of our existence and the global and political state of our world; we don't know how to deal with death and have very complex ranges of emotions. (Individual therapy is very helpful for specific issues. ) You can't really understand this stuff unless you go to school for it, which is why mental health programs are helpful. People who spend years learning about these things can help people who can't or don't want to do that! I was honestly scared they were gonna lock me up if I said I was have suicidal thoughts... but let's be real, everyone has them at some point! They were very nice about it and let you talk to them about these things. Of course do know if you are actively being a danger to yourself or others they do have to put you on a 72 hour hold, I personally have not experienced that so i can't speak on it. For your own sanity if you are sure you are not going to do anything, tell them that. Everyone on staff are required to be mandatory reports for those kinds of things. It's literally the law. (As are most hospital staff) Anyway life is crazy and everyone will inevitably have some sort of major life change, and it's important to take care of yourself by seeking help. I've had multiple people who have done this program tell me it genuinely changed how they handle friendships and relationships. Anyways I'm lowkey glazing this place but i genuinely think I would not be here today without the program. I am not sure what it was like a couple years ago but they have changed management and my experience was good. So yeah, don't be afraid to seek help, take those vacation days to improve your life. It's not shameful or embarrassing.

I was admitted here 5 years ago for a psychiatric hospitalization. It was one of the worst…read moreexperiences of my life. I was stalked by a mentally unwell guy who claimed he wanted to hurt me and my roommate at the hospital ended up having to physically defend me. There was a girl there who kept peeing herself in the commons area making puddles and the staff would just giggle and laugh. I've never felt so unsafe in a place before. The doctors don't care about you. I felt like this was an incredibly manipulative facility that seeks profits over quality of care. You guys need to be shut down immediately as you're a danger to at-risk people's safety. The care you receive here is very minimal and they tend to just push pills and keep you here as long as possible.

I participated in group ketamine assisted therapy there an it was a fantastic experience. I cannot…read morespeak more highly of Dr. Shannon and Sandra (who isn't there anymore). Great experience and I wouldn't hesitate recommending them and referring people there (which I have).

Five months and $20,000 later, my daughter is still disregulated. During the course of her…read moretreatment, I called four times regarding next steps and her behavior at home. My calls were not returned until I went in and railed at the front desk, who made up lame excuses and dismissed me. I had an ROI that my daughter signed. I wrote them an email a few weeks ago because I would rather give feedback than write a bad review. No response. This was our last-ditch effort after decades of facilities, psychiatrists, hospitals, and police officers. We were so hopeful, and now are so disappointed.