This lady is a true blessing. She is so very interest in being able to help you improve your life…read more I knew the minute I walked into her office that I was in the right place for help. She helped me make the hard decisions in my life that I was afraid to face on my own. I can never thank her enough

She was not any help for me. I needed someone to help me through my marriage. Seemed unsupportive…read moreto men's issues.

I met Nicole at my last psychiatrist office and she was a life saver. I followed her here and still…read moreget the same great care. It's important to have a good team of doctors and she is one of mine.

The Provider, Nicole Thompson, is so loving and caring, she took in my son and prescribed…read moremedication, and I noticed an immediate change in his behavior. My son was diagnosed with ADHD when he was around 8, and has been struggling to focus in school, and has been fidgeting around. About 2 months ago, she met with my son, I introduced and told her about his struggles, and she knew right away what it was, she told me that her oldest struggles with ADHD, and how hard it is to manage with sometimes, I left the room, and when the appointment was over, my son was talking about how nice she is, and how pretty the cat was that sat on her desk.

She saved me. I was in a complete meltdown with Generalized Anxiety disorder and she saved me and…read moremy family.

I have personally used and referred a number of people to Access Counseling and there is never been…read morea moment of disappointment. They are trained, they are compassionate, and they are focused on quality care.

I was referred to Access about 5 or 6 years ago by a close friend, and it was the best thing I ever…read moredid for myself. Up until then, I thought counseling was a total waste of time. However, after meeting with Amarie, I knew I had made the right decision. I was dealing with the loss of a very special person and a lot of anger. After counseling me for a few months, she suggested I try Neurofeedback and it changed my life. The care and understanding from her was phenomenal. If you are going through a rough patch and need someone to help sort things out, Access Counseling & NeuroTherapy is a great place to start.

Our experience with Blanchard was very disappointing and, in my opinion, misleading when it comes…read moreto mental health. My partner was struggling with trauma-related psychotic episodes and alcohol use. During intake, both she and I stressed her mental health needs -- yet she was placed in IOP 3 for substance abuse only. For three weeks she attended every session, but there was little to no support for her underlying mental health. They mentioned GeneSight testing to evaluate her medications, but it never happened. She also received no coping tools for her trauma or racing thoughts. When she inevitably hit a trigger and drank at home, she was told the only option was to step up from 9 hours a week to 35 hours a week of substance abuse treatment (PHP). When we asked about switching her to the mental health track -- which is what we thought she had originally been assigned to -- we were told it wasn't possible. The director of the mental health program himself sat in on one meeting, dismissed our concerns, and gave us the line: "The only disease that tells you that you don't have a disease is alcoholism." But it wasn't only my partner questioning the placement -- it was me, the person who spends the most time with her. Still, there was no flexibility. After days of pushing, the director of the substance abuse program finally admitted their mental health program was "very new" and only taking extreme cases (like schizophrenia). That was never explained to us during intake or the first three weeks. Instead, we were told she must either attend PHP substance abuse full time or leave. She left, and Blanchard still billed us for 12 weeks even though she only attended three. The aftermath was devastating. She spiraled, drinking heavily every day. We had to start over from scratch -- found her a psychiatrist who immediately ordered GeneSight testing (which showed her antidepressant was a poor fit), and connected her with two therapists (IFS and EMDR). With that proper support, she is now thriving: biking 10-20 miles daily, working again, and feeling better than she ever has. I wasn't going to write this review, but after emailing the directors directly and receiving no response, I feel it's important for others to know: if you are looking for real mental health care, Blanchard is not the place. Their substance abuse program may work well for many, but their so-called "mental health program" was not at all what was advertised -- and in our case, it nearly cost my partner her life.

Wonderful organization and such fantastic people! The facility is warm and welcoming.read more

My counselor here was good too and the receptionist was one of the most friendly for this type of…read moreplace.

We have seen a few of the therapists here and I have to say what an amazing group. From the front…read moreoffice staff all the way throughout. Would highly recommend them and they take a variety of insurance plans. I have a favorite but they are all great at what they do. You just need to find the person that fits you/your family best. They all have a variety of hours as well to accommodate your schedule.

I found this therapist to be rigid and closed-minded. Rather than listening or tailoring to what I…read morecame in for, he showed little interest in understanding my goals or perspective. If you're looking for a thoughtful, open-minded therapist who actually listens and adapts to your needs, I'd recommend looking elsewhere.

I have been working with Tom for several years. He has helped me through postpartum depression,…read moremartial issues, work related issues, and self worth issues. Tom is responsive, attentive and really helps you to look inward to understand WHY we do the things we do and how to break those cycles. I would recommend Tom to ANYONE!

The counselors are extremely capable, caring, and supportive. Very flexible and they are very…read morewilling to help and listen.

Robyn nicolason is a very unsophisticated, low intelligence therapist. I was open with her about my…read morelife and she was judgemental and shamed me. She said that I didn't respect myself because I had several sexual partners while she said, she saved herself for marriage" which is unnecessary information for me to know and unhelpful in my personal reasoning for coming to therapy. I can't speak on the other therapists in this practice, but stay away from Robyn.. also has a biracial woman she kept saying that I was mostly White but showed cultural insensitivity as well. She should not be in practice. She's 73 years old.