Rhian has helped me go through tough times over the last 8 years. He has helped acknowledge issues…read morethat hindered my happiness and he has followed through the process of addressing them. With him I have learned to manage my stress and anxiety, live more in the present, see things from different perspectives and focus on living in the present.

I received incredible guidance (career and family life). Rhian's approaches were combined from his…read morebusiness and spiritual training, providing me the balance needed in these two worlds. Rhian also worked with our teenagers, daughter and son. They have continued to improve in their lives and our family is in harmony. Thank you, Rhian.

If I could give this place 6 stars I would. I have been a patient here since I was in 12th grade,…read moreand Dr. Tabb has helped me through some quite tough situations in my life. I still see him now 12 years later. He is one of the top if not the BEST Psychiatrists in the country, and although his prices are higher than typical psychiatrists the quality of his care and responses to concerns are PHENOMENAL!! I hope Dr. Tabb is recognized in the local News & Observer for his talent and his extraordinary hard work and commitment to his patients. He is one of a kind and there will never be another therapist to replace him.

I want to start by saying that my experience with my provider, Susie, was excellent. She was…read morepatient, informative, and very helpful in assisting me with what I needed. My concerns are with the administrative and billing side of the practice. When I initially became a client of WCP, I initially received needed testing. Later, I needed documentation completed and was informed that I would need to schedule a meeting with my provider to complete the required form. Upon entering that appointment, I was informed about a newer, more updated assessment that the office now uses. I was highly encouraged and offered the option to take that additional test at a discounted rate, since I had already completed the prior version. I agreed and completed the assessment that day and paid the amount, which meant the original purpose of the appointment (completing the form) was not addressed. The following day, I had a second appointment to complete the form via telehealth, during which we went through it together and I answered the necessary questions. After the form was ready for pickup, I was informed of additional charges for both visits, each, that had not been communicated beforehand. While I understand the charge for the appointment where the form was completed, I was surprised by the additional charge for the first visit, where the only activity was being offered and completing another assessment. When I sought clarification, the interaction became unprofessional and dismissive, which was disappointing. Julie then got extremely unprofessional with me in a heated back and forth discussion and asked me "Aren't you about to become an attorney?" Very Unprofessional. Since I am CURRENTLY a lawyer, I will be fighting against this charge. Julie, you need to do better as a professional and as a person. Overall, my concern is with the lack of transparency around billing and the professionalism in handling the discussion around it. I hope the office can improve clarity and communication going forward.

I had an excellent nurse practitioner, Susan Schleith. I followed her from another practice to…read moremaintain our wonderful relationship. Unfortunately, I too had a negative experience with Julie in billing. She overcharged me for a visit, and tried to under-refund me twice. Very unpleasant person to deal with. Based on the financial issue, I was locked out of my patient portal and was not allowed closure with my therapist. A very unhealthy atmosphere in a practice where mental health should be the primary concern.

I would suggest avoiding this practice. I would never meet with a therapist without a brief consult…read morevisit to see if it is a good fit. To have a Psychology Today profile that indicates a psychotherapy practice provides a brief consultation and then to explicitly not offer this is an ethical breach; it is also a sign of bad faith. For potential clients, it is also a big red flag. It benefits both clients and therapy providers when initial consultation appointments are done to see if there is a 'fit' with the therapist and client. ---- The following is a direct quote from Psychology Today's website for the Etheridge Psychology practice (see https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/therapists/roy-etheridge-cary-nc/127248). "Call or email [the practice] now for a free 15 minute consultation." I emailed this practice through Psychology Today's website. The administrative assistant called me back to get additional information. She told me there was a therapist in the practice that "might be willing to see me" and would I like her to send the information to the therapist "to see if she was interested". I said sure, and asked how I would hear back about setting up the consultation appointment. The admin told me, "We don't do consultation appointments." ---- If this is how the practice does business, then it is choosing to 'self-select out' as a potential provider. Providers should not indicate an intake practice on their website that they don't offer. This is deceptive and shows an indifference on the part of the practice towards clients; and it wastes the time of potential clients.

I have been working with Dr. Roy for over 5 years now. He has guided me through some pretty tough…read moretimes. I'm not sure I could have made it thru without him. His insight has been invaluable to me. Not only has he helped me navigate life's changes and challenges, but he has helped grow as a person- and continues to do so. I highly recommend.

Today, I was retelling my Dr. Sara horror story and decided to see if there were any reviews for…read moreher online. I saw the one-star review here and had to do a double-take to make sure I hadn't written it. My ex-husband and I saw Dr. Sara twice a number of years ago. Like the other reviewer, our experience has haunted me and it's important for others to know. She was extremely unprofessional and inappropriate in our second (also our last) session, ultimately yelling loudly at me and yelling an expletive: "you hate his f*cking guts!" We were in the middle of a very painful situation - trying to decide if we were staying together or getting divorced. Needless to say, we were shocked. Dr. Sara was not only unhelpful, her behavior made the situation more hurtful, more confusing, and made it seem truly hopeless. If this was the type of couples/sex therapy that existed, we were screwed. My recommendation: stay away. Find another sex or couples therapist, even if it means meeting with someone virtually in another town or state. I hope this is helpful.

I responded to Ms. Rosenquist's reply as a direct message to her. Giving her a bit more detail on…read moremy former situation with her. She indeed does lie and manipulate and more, which was the final death nail in my former marriage. So, I stand firmly by my original review. I'd steer clear and I'd also say many others may feel the same, as she has had not one other review in all these years of practice?

I have been going to Balanced Family Therapy for 10 years. Lesli is the best therapist I have ever…read morehad. She has helped me with abandonment issues, anxiety disorder, self worth issues, anger problems, and relationships. She is not one of those therapists that quietly sits and listens in a corner as I list my problems. Of course I talk, but she talks as well, which makes me feel comfortable. I feel like I can say anything and there is never any judgement. She offers advice, coping strategies, tough love (when I need it), and perspective. I highly recommend Lesli Doares as a therapist. It is the best investment I have made for my life and wellbeing.

I always look forward to my visits with Liz. Her stylish office in a convenient location makes a…read moregreat first impression on new and returning clients. Liz's inviting attitude and lovely smile immediately makes me comfortable and ready to speak with her about any issues that I may be facing. She offered advice, but mostly challenged me to think differently about my situation, posing questions that forced me to think on my own. She came prepared with exercises, book recommendations, and anecdotes tailored to my personality and therapeutic needs and goals. Liz is great at remembering the details and creates a personal relationship with clients. I always left the office with a new energy, eager to remain positive and face the day! I highly recommend Liz's therapy and practice. Thank you, Liz, for your great work.

I cannot speak highly enough of Liz as a counselor. My partner and I began seeing her in October…read more2014, when our 13-year marriage was in crisis. She skillfully and patiently helped us work through some of the issues - both immediate and underlying - that had developed in our relationship, and I can honestly say that our relationship is stronger now than it ever has been. We have grown tremendously as individuals and through that growth, as a couple. Liz is extremely easy to talk to, and someone that you warm up to almost immediately. Her strength lies in her ability to listen attentively, and then help you develop the tools you need to resolve conflict and challenges that arise outside the counselling session. She is highly intuitive and does a wonderful job at articulating the importance of perspective, and the control we have over choosing how we want to proceed in life. After having made significant progress on the issues that we were struggling with, my partner and I continue to see Liz once a month. I also have individual sessions with her that always prove extremely helpful. I leave inspired and renewed, much stronger both emotionally and mentally.

i have been working with dr. whitenack for over 7 years. i'm in my 60's, married 40+ years, raised…read more2 children and have an mba with a 4.0 gpa. i've worked in finance my entire career and been around the block a few times in my life. i find dr. caleb whitenack the best psychiatrist i have ever worked with. my son began seeing a psychiatrist in 2nd grade, diagnosed with ocd that was a huge alteration to daily life, even challenging today in his 30s. the physician was very good with degrees from duke and yale. this was my first time working with a psychiatric. since this time, i have worked with numerous psychiatrists for my son, my daughter with add and my own personal challenges. what i find outstanding of dr. whitenack, in addition to his clear expertise in the field, is his ability to actively listen, clearly connect with his patients, articulate clearly, be professional and is blessed with great intuitiion. this by itself makes an amazing psychiatrist. although, he additionally goes out of his way to seek and quickly provide the most cost effective ways for patients to acquire and afford their medications. even knowing local discounts for specific meds and rx cards that work best. this is critical to many patients. i personally know individuals who have stopped taking medications because of cost, which has been detrimental to their health. in summary, he is an expert, has the full package of personal skills to successfully connect with his patients and be knowledge of medication avenues for patients to successfully acquire them. everything that gives his patients every possible opportunity for success. amazing caring expert!! cynthia w.

Seeing Dr Whitenack has been life-changing for me. He is an excellent listener, thorough and…read moreknowledgeable. In a few visits we had a plan that is working so well, I fell like I am living my life again. The office is friendly and comfortable, and he is so kind and easy-going, the whole experience is a positive one. Dr Whitenack is a great asset to our community!