Recommend this place if your child is struggling with anxiety or behaviors. His therapist is…read moreawesome and it's made such a difference! Going to a place where there are a lot of other kids made him feel comfortable to know he isn't alone. Also have done a few groups here too, highly recommend.

My daughter has been going here for years. They are very nice. They are very dependable and treat…read moreyou like family. They are very knowledgeable and won't think of taking her anywhere else. They have really stepped up to the pandemic challenge also. They didn't skip a beat when it was time to do meetings virtually. Thanks for all your love and support for my child in her time of need.

I left a bad review a few months ago on google reviews. Because of that review they dropped me and…read moreleft me without anyway of getting med refills. Would not discuss the reason for the bad review. The review was about the NEW Psychiatrist I got assigned to because my Psychiatrist quit working for this provider. I was blocked from leaving feedback after they did this to me and just found Yelp to leave updated feedback. Please beware if you use this provider, I'd recommend another therapist/psychiatrist. Beware, they don't care about their patients, only the reviews.

The staff and Dr. Thapar was far better than anything we would have expected. My husband and I…read morewould highly recommend people to check this place out for mental health matters. The appointment was so easy to set up and we were able to get our son seen the next day. We love the new Willowbrook office! Maggie Torres

Quality care, with interventional therapy, they help me with my mental health issues.read more

From the owner: At Hopemark Health, our providers are guided by the principles of evidence-based medicine and the…read morelatest breakthroughs in psychiatric care to empower individuals to thrive and live fulfilling lives.  We are committed to providing novel treatments for mental health challenges that have not responded to traditional approaches. We specialize in treatments that have shown promise in clinical research, such as psychedelic medication, ketamine-assisted therapy, and deep transcranial magnetic stimulation (dTMS). 

Never answer phones, takes forever to call back, and calls last minute to tell me the appointment…read morethat is scheduled for my daughter has been canceled. I have reached out to Dr. Adeoye and never cares to even acknowledge my messages.

If you are not feeling crazy before coming here, you will after you come here. This place is…read moreextremely unorganized, and communication is non-existent. People come here in crisis and are put off for weeks. Stay away from this establishment. It's not worth the anxiety.

I only write this review so that it can help others considering Dr. Beaumont. I was a patient for…read moreroughly four months, having come to seek help with my anxiety issues (as this was listed as one of her specialities). As stated by others, Dr. Beaumont is a nice person and scheduling appointments was always easy. However, I left after four months because I recognized that I had made no progress in working to alleviate my issues. During several sessions, I mentioned various scenarios that induce anxiety and asked for actionable tips on what I can do to work to improve. Somehow Dr. Beaumont would either go off on a tangent regarding something actually irrelevant in her personal life, or try to guess (yes, guess) why I felt the way I stated in certain situations. The guesses were solely based on my appearance and what she'd learned about me up to that point. I can honestly say that the primary advice I received regarding my social anxiety was the following: Try asking people about themselves when starting a conversation, but avoid talking about politics and religion. Try complimenting people on what they're wearing and strike up a conversation from there. This is VERY common advice that I could have found in innumerable articles online instead of spending hundreds of dollars in therapy. Also, she suggested after only a few sessions that I consider anxiety medication, which is actually just antidepressants. She touted the potential benefits and a red flag went off for me at that point because she didn't even try to help me get to the root of my issues. It was a band-aid approach. Overall, I was very dissatisfied because I did not have a quality therapy experience with Dr. Beaumont. I would urge anyone who is looking for help with anxiety issues to seek assistance elsewhere. I hope this helps someone make a smart therapy decision.

I have been seeing Dr. Laura Beaumont for going on 3 years. I have had anxiety issues, as well as…read moreother stress issues at home, and health issues.. I have found Dr. Beaumont caring and professional. She has helped me so much. I am most grateful for having found her. jhh

It would be much better to look into shadow work. I typically think one star reviews are a bit…read moresuspicious because you can't tell if somebody is just being immature, but I have a whole lot of context behind this one. Many moons ago I was a client of his practice, before it was more common to choose which places you will choose to patronize out of discernment with research. During visits, Martins did not conduct himself with an appropriate demeanor or attitude, which is even worse when you consider what line of work he is in. Nobody wants to work any more, and he chose to put himself in this very position. The way he carried himself could use more manners and interpersonal people skills, including basic ones such as not talking over others. He also speaks with a shocking amount of logical fallacies, such as strawmanning. I have never met somebody who uses so many of these fallacies, that it felt like he was horseplaying, in a serious environment which was not appropriate. I also agree with the reviewers that the space was crowded, though that is probably not the fault of the individual psychologists, so I won't hold that against them. It costs money to rent out a lot, so I can have empathy for that. He visually lacked concentration, which is also something that is going to be a red flag in this field, for this high stakes of a career. He derailed conversations a lot and came off as disheveled due to it. I don't know if this was his first few years as a practicing psychiatrist, and the idea of allowing a newly certified or graduated psychiatrist practice on a vulnerable demographic such as children rubs me wrong, though I do understand needing to get that first entry-level job. Sadly I think he found that he wasn't so good at it, and it might have been hard to just up and change careers, but I truly wish he has. Honestly, seeing so many other negative reviewers who has experiences similar to mine with him, it sounds harsh but I sometimes hope he's passed away. I've come to realize that what Martins does is a very surface-level "band-aid" approach to dealing with the children. I find this immoral and unethical on many grounds, especially when dealing with children who inherently still have undeveloped brains that are still growing and developing. I'd like to suggest and encourage people who are considering seeking this, or perhaps any, psychologist for their child instead get to the root of the problems that are occurring, as is responsible to do. Some ways I suggest to do this include but are not limited to: showing up for your child emotionally, making sure they are not being raised in emotional neglect which is a form of abuse, maybe if they are a bit older and can comprehend and have some level of self-awareness you can introduce them to shadow work, you can also do shadow work yourself as a parent to ensure they are being raised by a healthy individual or healthy parents and are in a healthy environment, not being bitter or resentful of your children because they are our youth and are inherently pure even if you don't understand how so yet or it doesn't seem like it on surface-level, leading by example and teaching your children empathy through both direct and indirect lifestyle choices i.e. apologizing to your children when you are wrong teaches them to own up to their own mistakes as well and shows them that life allows them to develop and grow into beautiful human beings, reading reviews before deciding on which psychologist you feel comfortable to have care for your child and preferably looking for a human/person-centered or IFS (Internal Family Systems) approach, not being quick to assume the worst of children and instead asking yourself, "if I am assuming the best of them, why might they be doing this" and generally being less impulsive in your approach to correcting them. I really do want to suggest one lady who I think is worth looking into, but I first want to pre-warn you that you may seem some very bad reviews written of her online, but Martins also has a jaw-dropping number of bad reviews as well, so if you are already pursuing Martins, you should use your own mind and critical thinking skills to compare the two and see who you think sounds more professional and holds themselves with more grace and talent. Her name is Teal Swan.

Having been a patient of this practice for over 10 years and having seen many different doctors…read morehere, I can say without a doubt that this practice is wonderful. The doctors are professional, kind and communicative. The front desk staff have always been helpful and friendly. I'm loving the new online portal system, and telemedicine has been great during these strange COVID times. Shoutout to Dr Johnson, Dr Sukiennik and Dr Yasko for supporting me and my family! My only criticism would be that the office itself needs a bit of cleaning and renovation. The building is old and the space isn't aging well. I'd also like to suggest that the bathroom be more thoroughly and frequently cleaned and restocked (however, the last time I was physically in the office was long before the shutdowns and quarantine. Things may be different there at this time).

This place is horrible, terrible front desk staff. They consistently mess up appointments then they…read morebill you for missing them, which insurance obviously doesn't cover, so it's paid out of pocket. When you call to clear the appointment mix up situation up they are terrible about it. I obviously show up a another day in the same week and have a normal appointment booked because I see the therapist! I have since switched to another office and will never go back. Do not recommend, even as a patient...

Finding a good provider is hard nowadays, but I'm so glad I came here. Their staff is so friendly…read moreand helpful & they always take the extra time when I need it. So glad I found this place! Abby has been great & is always smiling.

Horrible place where mental health and client service is non existent. Save yourself a lot of…read moregrief and see another provider if you value your well being.