Nicole Vaugh is amazing! She's very knowledgeable and actually cares for her patients. Helped me…read moreout years ago . I highly recommend her.

I don't think i can recommend this place for help. I've felt like my chief complaint has been…read moreignored every visit, and they looked at every thing but that. Then I feel like I'm thrown on meds just to see if they work. I'm moving on and finding another doctor to help me with my issues. Front staff is super friendly tho.

Moving forward has helped me in many ways and has shown me great kindness. The therapist they have…read moreis top notch and they help me with food every week and my driver back and forth is a wonderful person. They take Medicaid and do a lot for the community at large.

From the owner: love is apart of what we do.read more

I'm a fan of Dr. Jobin through his podcast, PodTherapy, which he co-hosts with another great…read moretherapist. I would highly recommend him to anyone seeking a counselor. Of course he has specialties but I would feel willing to talk about topics on probably any subject with him and be fairly sure he would have great insights and knowledge to help me. I've been in session with a few therapists and I have little doubt I would have been equally pleased with Dr. Jobin as my counselor whether for family or even when I was still in the military and, thanks to a lot of social pressure, discretion seemed like a necessity. I am proud to tell people in every profession that it's never to late to learn how to go to therapy. I currently work in law enforcement and I spend quite a bit of time encouraging coworkers to start going before you feel you need it because it's a skill that can be improved like any other. Dr. Jobin obviously gets this and will help you no matter what level of knowledge you have regarding therapists. I was lucky enough to meet Jim in person and he reinforced every one of these views I held. He is a genuinely wonderful person to interact with and I hope anyone reading this has the same opportunity to spend time with him.

Great guy and he was able to help me see my life, decisions and my circumstances in an honest and…read moretruly changing way! I am grateful for Jim's help and expertise!

I've been seeing Tami for over a year now and she was a blessing in disguise. She has helped me…read moreprocess a lot of past emotional trauma as well as understand why I am the way I am. I feel that Tami is very smart and does her best to offer healthy suggestions on my lifestyle and things I can do to help me accomplish my goals. She has provided me with various small "homework" tasks to help me create healthy habits that will aid me in dealing with my own problems. I don't see her as a solution to my problems, but someone to help me further understand myself and my problems. I don't think Tami is for everyone, but her personality is very compatible with those who are open and willing to listen.

I ahve seen several psychologists... i liked a few , loved one, and wasnt fond of the rest. The…read morereason I had to quit seeing most that i did actually like was price or location. I was referred to this girl and ... I am not sure if she did me a favor or not. I decided after seeing her i will NEVER go to counseling ever again. Which will save money and time i guess. I just felt very belittled and I almost felt like she was telling me i was stupid and telling me what to do... I know you dont like to hear what counselors say, but really? I would listen to any professional but the way she went about it.. i felt VERY uncomfortable the whole time... she also urged me to go off one of the medications i am taking and made me feel dumb and wrong for taking it...later when i talked to a REAL doctor. He told me DO NOT listen . that if i were to stop my medication i could have had a seizure. NIce...I just dont want someone to waste time and money like i did.. there are good counselors out there, unfortuatly this one has turned me off to the whole idea .

A few of the workers do not treat the clients with respect. There is basically nothing to do but…read moresit around talking to each other or watch television. They have favorites and show it. They have to learn clients have feelings that do get hurt. Don't throw around that's against the hipa law when hipa applies to health care and nothing else. Grow up and treat clients as people not just as dollar signs. Some of the workers are awesome. I only about 4 treat you with the utmost respect.

I was in a place where I knew I needed therapy navigating recent events and to resolve some chronic…read morepatterns; however, my most recent therapy experiences had left me cynical of the benefits. I am so glad I found Sheeilu. I felt hopeful when at the end of our phone consult, she accurately assessed my current emotional and mental state. She heard me. Sheeilu's approach centers on engagement, in actively listening, in providing guidance. I know she has my best interests at heart. In the relatively brief time I've been working with her, I've come to understand the root of my less rewarding behaviors. I have found the courage to make decisions that were out of my comfort zone, but did so with complete faith that her observations were based on a clarity I couldn't achieve in that moment. She provides a safe space, allows you to navigate issues and decisions in your own time, and engages with you in compassionate, intellectual, and introspective conversation to promote healing.

Dr. Sheeilu has been more than amazing! I found Dr. Sheeilu…read moreduring a rocky phase in my marriage and I didn't want the typical therapist approach or feel like another "paycheck". I don't have enough words to express how grateful I am to have found her! She's helped us individually and together and it's been a blessing! She has taught us how to navigate hard conversations and made us realize that marriage is more than just being together. Sometimes when you're married for so long you forget to communicate and date each other. It's really the small acts of kindness that make all the difference. I personally struggle with forgiveness and she allowed me space and patience to understand how to let go and heal. Forever grateful thank you Dr. Sheeilu you're doing Gods work

Counselor (Kate) gives time to get to know clients. Great listener and gives emphasis on how well…read morewe know each other and suggests conflict resolution methods. Gives homework to help with personality assessments. Only 2 visits so far. My husband (who was skeptical before meeting her) told me he likes Kate. I was so happy to hear that! Kate is close to our ages which helps relate to her easily. So far, we both had excellent experiences. She even went overtime for us to answer questions.

Update: I was notified by Rechell that a refund has been sent on 12/14 via email with the pretense…read morethat this is still my fault, and I was requested to remove this review. No recognition of their mistake and accusations as well as no apology given for the stress and frustration they caused (Remember, this is a therapist's office). It's obvious if I did not post this review I would not have received a refund from them. Due to the lack of accountability, until there is a major shift in their office management and training of receptionists, I can't, rightfully so, recommend this business as I fear this will happen to future patients seeking therapy. I feel bad for the therapists as they're great. SHADY, GASLIGHTING BUSINESS PRACTICES FROM 100 dollarsFRONT STAFF THAT WILL COST YOU. THEY ARE ONLY HERE TO SWIPE YOUR CARD. GO ELSEWHERE! Story time. They will run your card without informing you of unjustified, unauthorized $100 fees. They charged me $100 dollars on 12/12 (Apparently if you cancel a 2nd time within 24 hours it's $100 dollars. First time is $50) for a session on 12/07 that I canceled the night before via voice mail. In their eyes, this would be my 3rd cancellation within 24 hours. However, I left a message on 12/06 to cancel my 12/07 session, and I called on the 7th to confirm with their front desk, Jenna, making sure she heard my message and to reschedule a new visit the following week for 12/12.. Not once was there any mention of a $100 late fee when speaking with Jenna. Why wasn't there a mention of it? Why was I not charged a fee on the 7th after I rescheduled? Because I canceled the day before. Jenna (she's wonderful) did reduce my 2nd late fee to $50 which I do appreciate as I was sick that day. This third one is the one they are lying about. The following week came, 12/12, and a front desk rep, who is new, Asia, ran my card in the morning (8 hours before my session that day) for $100, not telling me beforehand, and not telling me when I called in 4 hours later to stop future sessions for a month. I was going to cancel yesterday and all future sessions and pay a $50 fee but I was told it would cost $100 because I had other 24-hour cancellations. 12/12 WAS THE FIRST TIME LEARNING ABOUT $100 Fees! I told Asia to keep my session for the day as I didn't want to pay $100 and wasn't aware of that policy. So if I didn't know then, how would I agree to a $100 fee a week ago? Mind you she still did not notify me of her unauthorized charge at this point. I only learned a few hours later after I checked my bank statement. So after discovering the charge on my bank account, I called and spoke with Asia, who told me that they charged it because of my cancelation on the 7th. To which I told Asia that I canceled via voicemail the previous day on the 6th and why would she just randomly charge my card. She said she was new, she could not refund me, and that I would have to use it as credits and to speak with the office manager about it to get a refund. After attempting to call the office manager on the phone, she said she would call me back. No call back. But I did receive an email. In the email, she flat-out lied. She was telling me that I verbally authorized a $100 fee on the 7th. 1) how would I agree if I canceled via a message the day before during after-office hours 2) when I called that day to reschedule why was I not charged if that was the case? I would NEVER agree to spend $100 for a fee that I can avoid, I would instead pay the $31 that I normally pay and make arrangements to go to my session if that were the case, which is exactly what I did on 12/12 after learning about the possibility of this fee. They said it's against their "policy" to refund. First off, you're not refunding. You're voiding a transaction while it's processing. Secondly, it's not your money to determine what to do with it as you CHARGED A CARD WITHOUT AGREEMENT/AUTHORIZATION AND NOTIFICATION. As others said in their reviews, they are only here to swipe your card. Honestly, what kind of practice would charge a ONE HUNDRED DOLLAR late fee for your 2nd time? Imagine going to a therapist's office and they straight up gaslight you, lie to you, charge your card without ANY authorization, creating stressful situations all because they hired someone new who made a mistake and they want to save face. Rebecca Parkey should immediately fire Asia for making fraudulent charges, and Rechell for straight-up lying and gaslighting patients. They lied to me, and I'm sure they will lie again in their comment here to save face since you're unable to respond to comments on reviews. Look elsewhere!

Doesn't return phone calls to schedule a new patient. I have tried to call her multiple times. Very…read moreunprofessional.

I have tried multiple different types of different counseling services and never had a connection…read morewith anyone until I meet Mrs. Cindy Jackson. Everything felt comfortable right from the start. Immediately answered my phone call to set up a new appointment and just has a personality you can get a long with. I have been seeing Cindy for a couple months now and she helps me see outside the box and think of different options. I'm very glad I meet a small family owned and operated business like yours. Thanks again for all your help and hospitality.