It has taken me about four years to write this review. I…read morehave a son who is quite challenging medically and behaviorally. My lack of consistent parenting role models left me feeling alone and uncertain at times. Sometmes I felt like a failure, other times I just felt lost. All I knew was that my fantasy of how I would parent was nothing like the day to day reality. To be fair lfe was stressful back then to this single parent. And when it seemed the dust had settled enough for me to consider my needs and not just deal with crisis and survival i reached out for guidance. Ms. Zentner came recommended via a Google group for mental health professionals as someone good with parenting issues and kids. Perhaps she is. I wouldn't know. She spent one meeting with me-an introductory assessment, one with my son and I (another assessment), And I think one more after this perhaps discussing her assessment. I wasn't blown away in a positive manner, I thought her conclusions and observations were rather elementary but I was willing to give it time. After all it took years for me to commit, so I certaily wasn't going to let myself quit prematurely. However I was disturbed by her persistent yawning throughout our few meetings. I tried to rationalize it, be a big girl and not personalize it. A bit of a challenge for someone already feeling inadequate and inept. I had to reschedule our fourth appt. I gave PLENTY of notice. Well over two weeks. She said she would call me back because the date I had available didn't work for her. And I never heard from her again. I may have called once after but maybe not. It was the holidays. I made excuses for her and thought I would give it a bit more time. As the weeks passed the clarity of my disappointment and discomfort was impossible to ignore and I decided it was best to just not return. We were clearly a poor match. I suspect she isn't a terrible counselor but I am not convinced she is a clinically astute therapist. Yawning without any recognition of the impression it gives is rather obtuse in my opinion. I was and remain a bit raw deep down about my parenting fears and disappointments. However I also have a ton of strengths and skills to fall back on. Yet if this situation struck such a chord with me I would hate to imagine its' impact on someone even more distressed/vulnerable than I had been at that time. She is probably not a bad counselor and with the increased emphasis these past two decades on short term cognitive techniques (over more in depth psychodynamic skills) she probably does okay. However I doubt I would ever recommend her to someone I cared for or whom I believed to be in need of good emotional support.

Kathryn is an incredible therapist. My son has advanced emotionally at a much higher rate since…read moreour regular sessions with her. She is prompt, communicative, and extremely non-judgmental in making sure her recommendations work with our family culture, values, and beliefs (even though I suspect she doesn't share them). In response to the other reviewer, in two years of regular sessions I don't recall a single yawn (or unreturned phone call). In short, I feel 1000x more equipped as a parent with her in my corner. EDIT: She often runs 10-15 minutes behind schedule, but I understand this given the amount of attention she gives to her clients. I have always received my full 55 minutes of attention.

Jessica is efficient in her work, quick to respond to correspondence, warm, attentive, and…read moreultimately very good at her job. I really liked how we set specific goals and tracked them throughout sessions. It gave the experience some good structure. The space is comfortable and clean. The payment process is easy and quick. I don't have any real complaints! The parking at the office building can be tricky at certain times of the day, which is more of an FYI than a criticism.

Jessica helped me get my life back on track, gave me the tools I needed to help save my…read morerelationship. Therapy initially was a scary thought and place for me, but I took a leap of faith and it was one of the best decisions I have ever made. I am happy to say my relationship has grown in ways I never thought it could, and we are happy and continuously striving for a healthier us. From the bottom of my heart, thank you, Jessica, for your guidance, grace, and honesty. To say the least, I highly recommend Jessica's services, and not to mention her space is very zen-like!

Carol is an excellent mental health clinician. I went through a very very rough time in my life a…read morefew years ago, and I couldn't be the person I am today without her help. I continue to see her off and on when new problems arise in my life. She has a very collaborative, humanistic approach and respects the autonomy of her clients. I have always felt safe with her no matter what our sessions consisted of. I would recommend her to just about anyone, she also has experience with counseling couples, chemical dependency issues, depression and anxiety.

I hope this info is helpful to you when looking for a therapist because I wish I had been given…read morethis info before I made an appointment with Susan McCoy on 2/4/2020. I'm currently in the process of looking for a new therapist and of course I know there's a possibility of me not "meshing well" with every new therapist despite the research I have done when finally deciding on that person and going ahead with making that 1st appointment BUT WOW, I can't believe how WRONG I was when deciding to make an appointment w/ Susan McCoy! I literally had to GET UP in the middle of our therapy session and LEAVE her office..peace out I'm gone!! I have never had to do this before and I really hope I never have to do it again. Mind you this is the very 1st time I have met her and she had no idea what my struggles are so naturally I'm filling her in and right from the start she kept interrupting me and wouldn't let me finish what I was saying despite me saying "can you please let me finish". Not only did she keep interrupting me she would say things like "well, you handled that like a teenage girl, how could have handled that like a grown woman" or "what's the worse case scenario?" This added to my frustration because if she had let me finish talking & stopped interrupting she would have realized that the story I was trying to tell her wasn't the current issue that I came to see her for..this was just background info for her to have a better understanding of my history and what I'm needing help with NOW and with her not letting me finish she was just wasting my time because I've worked through that previous issue already w/ my former therapist. Again, let me stress she knew ZERO DETAILS about me. I didn't fill in any paperwork beforehand, nor did I fill in any paperwork w/ the details on the day of the appointment. I say that because of course going to therapy is a dialogue w/ your therapist so they can help you see or understand what you are not seeing or give a different perspective of what may have happened BUT HOW CAN YOU START GIVING YOUR HELPFUL THERAPIST FEEDBACK IF YOU DON'T KNOW THE DETAILS?!!! In my humble opinion you can't. Side-note: I wrote that last sentence in all caps because I wish you could have felt the frustration I felt with just the short time I spent w/ Susan McCoy but since you can't, just imagine all the capital letters being just a little bit of my frustration. It really made no sense. It was horrible! I left that therapy session feeling more f$cked up then when I walked in! It was that bad! I can't imagine how much worse it would have been had I actually stayed the whole hour! Thankfully, this therapy session was covered w/ my EAP benefits and I can get a new EAP # because obviously it's not going to work out w/ Susan McCoy but it's frustrating to say the least because I'm still on the hunt for a new therapist because I do have high standards...including please let me finish a sentence. :)) All jokes aside..being a good therapist sometimes means talking less and listen more..especially when getting to know your potential new client because sometimes we, the client just want to feel heard. Good luck to you if you're on the hunt for a new therapist & please know this review is not to bash Susan McCoy..it's just my honest and personal experience and hey, maybe getting constantly interrupting while you're speaking is on your list of requirements when looking for a therapist and if so, you've it the jackpot with Susan McCoy. -Rebecca out

Suzi is a good, kind and experienced therapist. She helps you see yourself as you are and teaches…read moreyou how to focus on the thoughts and behaviors that help you become a much better functioning version.

I am extremely impressed with the attention and thoughtfulness of this therapist. She has been…read morevery good about making sure to try to work with my schedule! Her relaxed demeanor combined with her experience and skill are great. Highly recommended

Dr V was my therapist as a teen during the bad covid year, she was amazing in helping me relieve my…read moretrauma that many other therapists had trouble working through. I looked forward to our art therapy sessions, and she gave me great advice that has still stuck with me. She was a safe place in a very difficult year. 10/10, highly recommend, especially for any people who may be suffering from sexual trauma.

Do not go here for help! first of all its Overpriced! (Jason) evaluations were all bogus assumption…read moreabout me. The testing was outdated and overall heartless experience. I wish I could get my time and money back! I do not mind talking about my life but when all you do is sit in front of me typing what I say then print it out. Then say this is who I am--well that's a horrible experience $400 later. The testing was in a room with no supervision and then I had to take a test home for someone else to email back--what kind of testing is this??After all this - I especially liked how I was supposed to get help somewhere else and he did nothing for me but charge me money and type. The icing on the cake was when Jason asked me about my dad who sent back the form he needed--UMM-My dad passed away last year-omg! this person did not listen to me at all and why would you say or mention my Dad. Maybe Just MAYBE this guy should actually get to know his clients and not just pay attention to the money. DO NOT GO HERE FOR HELP!

I need Shana P. I love this woman she work w me weeks after week. I would be so tired and stressed…read moreout when I made it to her office. She keep me motivated to get my kids. Back even when she knew I was lost. She helped me. I'm back in Austin Texas I need her help. Please reach out to me Shana P. I need your help. She such a wonderful person inside and out. I wish we didn't have to end of sessions. I want her back in my life right now.

Ive seen several therapists and Traci by far has been the best for me personally. We are doing EMDR…read moretherapy and its really starting to make a difference in my life. I highly recommend her for trauma therapy.