I can only address my experience 2016-2017 with Sue Sirlin. Sue is talented with teenagers…read more Unfortunately, during my experience with her, she was also professionally irresponsible to the point of appearing self-serving. A great deal of harm accompanied, by coincidence or not, her unprofessional interactions with too many members of our family at once. Sue opined on matters she was ill-equipped to address, and she opined both wrongly and destructively. This was several years ago. I'm sure in the right circumstances her counsel is productive.

When my parents first introduced me to the possibility of working with Sue, I was hesitant because…read moreof my prior experiences with therapists. I would either receive a band-aid for the massive wounds I had or homework to take home that did not examine the root of my problems. They spoke to me but not with me. But when I met Sue, she was different. She asked the hard questions that I never thought about or even asked myself. Sue was patient with me when I took steps backward and taught me how to use DBT in conjunction with what I enjoyed and cared for the most, such as my faith. With Sue's help, my mindset on life transformed into me finally choosing to take care of myself. After three years of working with Sue, I graduated high school, started a business, transitioned into a new home with my family, and bettered my relationship with my father. I couldn't be more grateful to have met and journeyed with a therapist as great as Sue from my late teenage years into adulthood. I recommend Sue to all of the parents I come across asking me for mental health support. Sue is, by far, the best human resource you'll ever find.

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Maybe if someone would follow up and verify if their insurance was accepted in a timely matter I…read morewouldn't leave this negative review. I inquired on the website via the chat about my mom's insurance and was met with a "email the office" response. I emailed twice, called and spoke with a man who sounded like he had no clue what was going on. Claimed he would call back "in a few mins".... That was at 12:47 pm, I texted for a follow up at 3:16 pm (no answer) and called at 4:21 and was sent to voicemail after 2 rings. After all these hours I'm being told additional info has to be looked into. If you need immediate help, I suggest you go else where.

I graduated from the counseling program at WCSU with Kelly so I know her well.I have co-facilitated…read morewith Kelly a social skills group for youth in transition to College and adulthood with Aspergers and developmental disabilities. This group was very successful! Kelly is an incredible communicator and really gets to the root of the issue and instills a wonderful comfort level to the clients so they feel they can be themselves and open up freely and with the confidence that they are being heard. She is the utmost professional and has great empathy and skill in her counseling approach. It has been an honor and a great pleasure to have worked with her and I hope to do so again in the near future. Lisa HughesMS

I've known Kelley since 2006 and have developed a great respect for her open, supportive nature…read more It's rare to find an individual who approaches all interactions, whether professional or personal, with a sense of purpose and authentic connection. I sense she has a true calling as a counselor, communicator and group facilitator. Her keen vision allows her to accentuate a person's unique capabilities, which in turn, promotes the best qualities of that individual. It is Kelley's willingness to share her own energy and enthusiasm for learning that fosters growth within her clients and colleagues.

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At the time my father was enrolled in Yale Medical School, we lived in Rochdale Cooperative house,…read morealong with dozens of other graduate students and their families. Just up the block and on the same street was The Gesell Institute. I was sent to Gesell Institute for an annual examination. This included sitting at a table with a researcher, and answering a list of questions. After three years of doing this, I noticed that the questions were the same every year. Their questions were about things like dreams, hobbies, and about playtime with friends. The examination also included posing for photographs. I stood on a rotating platform, and they rotated you around and took profile photographs and head-on photographs. After taking the photographs, the Gesell researcher gave me a little toy. In addition, at the Gesell Institute they had social hours, which included playing in the back yard on a jungle gym and also playing in a large indoor room where, for example, we were given blocks to play with (it is my guess that Gesell researchers were observing how kids in different age groups interacted). During one of my visits to Gesell Institute, I wandered by myself into a darkened room, and I noticed that this room had a huge one-way mirror for use by Gesell researchers to observe kids at play. (I had no thoughts, one way or the other, about being watched through a one-way mirror.) Attached are a few photographs of me from during the same years that I was being observed and interviewed at Gesell Institute. One photograph shows me riding my tricycle, with Yale University in the background. Another photo shows me at my fifth birthday party. One of the other kids is a girl named, Dufty. Another of the photos shows me with Dufty and her father. Several years later, my parents showed me one of the books that Gesell researchers had published based on their interviews and observations of children. I was so proud and glad that I was able to contribute, in an indirect way, to these books on child development. PUBLISHED BOOKS WRITTEN BY GESELL RESEARCHERS INCLUDE: (1) The Gesell Institute's Child Behavior: From Birth to Ten by Frances L. Ilg and Louise Bates Ames. (2) The Gesell Institute's Child Behavior: A Realistic Guide to child Behavior in the Vital Formative Years From Birth to Ten by Frances L. Ilg, Louis Bates Ames, and Arnold Gesell. (3) Your Five-Year-Old: Sunny and Serene by Louis Bates Ames. (4) Your Six-Year-Old: Loving and Defiant by Louise Bates Ames and Frances L. Ilg.