a great clinic with friendly empathetic staff! Definitely recommend going in for your careread more

Overall I really liked the staff here but the male Dr is the reason for this review . I would…read moresuggest that he seek more trauma informed training . If you are a female with any past of SA I wouldn't recommend coming here.

She's been my mental health dr since me and my husband moved here from california. I love how…read morewelcoming she is and help me about my case. Lovely and kind of person. Im lucky i found her and now slowly im getting better with my life here in colorado. She made me feel home here.

Dr. Ryder's approach to counseling is not only effective but her kindness really shows. You can…read moretell right away that she genuinely cares and wants to help. She provides tools necessary to enhance the process and continually evaluated progress. I highly recommend her services.

I stopped in for some work after I messed up my knee doing too heavy squats. I was having some bad…read morestress on my knee joint and didn't want to be out of my routine for too long. Lalena is just about the sweetest person I've ever met. She's very considerate of your needs and has such a warm and enlivening personality. If you want to feel rejuvenated from the inside out then I highly recommend stopping by her location for a deep massage. You will definitely leave with a smile on your face.

Manitou Wellness has been providing me with services for about 6 months. In my view these have…read morebeen essential to my recovery from a serious motorcycle accident which broke the bones in my lower left leg. While I moved to nearby Colorado Springs in August, my first appointment with Manitou was in July (2017). At that point I depended on a cane for walking, but occasionally resorted to a wheelchair. Georgi Gochis applied her cranial sacral and lymphatic drainage skills to getting the lymph moving in my left leg, as well as addressing effects of the accident on my head. Xanthe Alexis assessed the structure in my leg and hip, and determined that certain bones needed to be coaxed into a better position, which she accomplished in short order. Also she advised me on how to walk so the bones would stay in place. Shortly after arrival, I started seeing Joy Williams for medical massage, which has substantially reduced the swelling, essential for Healing. She also relieved aches and pains which migrated into my hips. In conjunction with the physical therapy I was receiving, she also instructed me on how to best stretch so that leg muscles wouldn't cause further aches. Considering that a year ago I was limited to zero weight on my leg and for the most part needed a wheel chair to move about, I am deeply grateful for the recovery accomplished, a significant amount facilitated by the experts at Manitou Wellness.

We brought our adult child here out of desperation, we could not have them at home it was too…read moredangerous. The staff kept in touch with us every day, and did not release them until things were okay again. We were so thankful!

This place is absolutely horrific. I don't even know where to start. The people who work there are…read moreunqualified, unprofessional and unkind!!! There was a "family" meeting where my son claimed to be suicidal over me punishing him by taking a PlayStation away. I told them I needed a break from the meeting and needed to use the restroom. I was then escorted to the waiting room and then pulled to billing where they somehow found ALL of my info and insurance info without me sending it or my consent. A nurse then interrupted that meeting to tell me they were keeping my son, she handed the phone to me and a doctor told me that I could pay for my sons treatment with a dollar a day until I die. There are too many negative things to list. Don't send or let anyone transfer a loved one here!

I highly recommend Erika! From past to present, she has helped me in so many positive ways. My life…read morehas truly been enriched by her encouraging and helpful techniques. There isn't a person in this world that I could recommend to walk you through your problems more than Erika.

From the owner: Relationship discord, Separation/Divorce, Familial Distress, Anxiety, Stress, Chronic Illness,…read moreGrief and Loss

Waited 3 hours past our appointment time to be seen for an IOP intake…read more The intake person was apologetic but blamed the delay on the front desk lady for not communicating properly; throwing your colleague under the bus is unprofessional and reflected poorly on the facility management. We were hungry, tired, and my daughter advised the worker that they didn't feel safe. I was proud of my daughter for identifying that she needed help, but no further clarifying questions were asked of her at that point. We were told she would be on an M1 hold. We had a negative experience so far but we were optimistic things would get better. Unfortunately ,there seemed to be a total lack of procedure at this facility regarding communication which made it quite confusing. No one really seemed to know what to do, or what was going on. We were asked if we wanted to go behind a locked door or stay in a hallway at one point. When I asked the employee to clarify what they were talking about, they said something to the effect that some people might not feel safe waiting in the hallway since the inpatient kids might be wandering around, but that we would be locked in the nurses station otherwise. I would think they wouldn't want a stranger off the street (as trustworthy as I might seem) just hanging out with access to inpatient mental health kids, but hey, what do I know... I did not get the sense that my child would be safe or well cared for at the facility. They also did not allow visitors and did not allow me to bring food, which brings me to an important point. The food. At a facility where the goal is stabilization and healing, I would hope the food would be decent. It was terrible. I saw a meal that was brought to my child and I would not have eaten it myself. My 14yo was not able to eat wholesome meals during their stay. Not helpful. I will say the staff seemed very nice, very caring, fairly responsive. I could call at any time and ask for my child. I feel bad for the folks that work there as I can only imagine the challenges they face every day and when procedure and communication are so lacking at the administrative/management level it makes me worry if standard of care is being met. I am sure they need more staff and I am sensitive to the fact that there is a Covid surge right now and they may be scrambling for workers. Additionally, my child was not allowed to spend quiet time in their room during the day to nap or read or draw, which is pretty harmful and exhausting for an introvert with overwhelming anxiety and depression. I can only assume it's due to a local of staffing that all the patients must be in the common area. Some of the kids (younger ones I believe) were aggressive and loud (physically fighting/slamming doors) which was hard for my kiddo to be around. I don't believe that mental health treatment should be a punitive experience. I do expect better treatment of our most vulnerable. I hope that Cedar Springs gets more staff, better food, and more financial support so they can improve services and continue to serve our community. I did end up withdrawing my child AMA after four days (kiddo was sobbing, begging me to bring them home.). We have a treatment team in place, a safety plan, and I have taken time off work to provide care and supervision as best I can until we can get into a PHP or IOP elsewhere. It was a valuable experience; my child learned that their difficulties may not be as severe as what some kids are dealing with and they are doing a good job utilizing the safety plan created at Cedar springs with the therapist there (Lindsay- thank you). Also shout out to Sheila and Amy for being helpful and kind.

As someone who has Autism, ADD, ADHD and Anxiety, believe me. IF I were having some sort of mental…read morehealth crisis, that required counseling or getting the help I need, I wouldn't trust Cedar Springs, as far as I could throw them. I've actually read Google Reviews with One Reviews and this place sounds no different from a real-life Arkham Asylum, by the sound of it. A glorified nuthouse, basically. Also, from what I understand, the staff are disrespectful and rude and don't give two shits about you, as a patient. Again, I wouldn't trust Cedar Springs, as far as I could throw them. If you're having a mental health crisis or whatever, go elsewhere. These bastards don't care about you.

A big thank you to Brandy who was very helpful. I had some computer problems in filling out the…read morenecessary form. I did solve it on my own, but she contacted me and offered any help I might have needed in completing the task. Very prompt and professional in all her communications, Highly recommended!

This company is 100% fraudulent. You're lucky if your ESA or PSD is legit. Most of their…read morediagnosticians are fake and bunk. Find a real one. Don't trust inferential companies!

I had to cancel my appointment with her last minute due to being called into work so someone could…read moreleave for an emergency. She refused to waive the $85.00 cancellation fee. I explained in detail why I needed to cancel the appointment and she still refused to waive the fee and then proceeded to completely ignore me. This is very unprofessional and seems like she is seeking MONEY not concerned about your mental well being. I will post everywhere I can that she is a waist of your time--Also she goes through Sondermind who has multiple lawsuits against them...so that should be red flag number 1.

Lori is amazing. Not only does she have her very caring side, she is also well educated and looks…read moreat the whole picture. I was totally comfortable with her and could tell her anything I wanted to without feeling judged or that it was trivial. She also does EMDR (which I now swear by). She was able to get me to work through some issues and tie them to my beliefs so I have a wonderful peace and understanding about myself and the other people in my life.