I have been a client for several years now ever since my adopted child started seeing social…read moreworkers since age 4 when she was diagnosed with ptsd and reactive attachment disorder and a whole host of other issues. I was in despair trying to help her and myself handle all these overwhelming behaviors when I accidentally discovered Mark Casagrande. To say that he has helped me and my child Would be an understatement. Mark is kind, supportive. brilliant ,proactive, direct ,honest and refreshing with a terrific sense of humor. He grounds me when I'm at a loss as to what to do or how to handle and help my deeply troubled child. Even after it became apparent that she needed a higher level of psychiatric care as a her illness progressed, I have chosen to stay with Mark to get wisdom and solace as we continue on towards a better life for my daughter. Mark is like an old , welcoming friend now. If I could give him 25 stars I would do it! If you are troubled and struggling with issues, I implore you to check Mark and his entire staff of very qualified professional therapists. It will put a big smile on your face put your mind at ease and you will start to feel a whole lot better Honest.

A Window to Wellness provides helpful compassionate counseling. I have gotten so much out of going…read morethere. As well as having great therapists - the office itself is beautiful and welcoming.

I urge you to not put your loved one here. Please look elsewhere.This place is not the kind of a…read moreplace for a person with no voice. It seems friendly and convenient but I found that I got a lot lip service and nothing to back it up. I'm not sure if there is abuse here but I suspect neglect or at the very least the clients are experiencing sheer boredum and possibly bullying. The staff is definitely rough with the clients. I've witnessed several questionable interactions. The staff is nice as long you don't ask them for anything beyond what they think they should do and they seem secretive about what goes on beyond the line of the front desk. Please move on to a different facility .

From the owner: Point of Hope is an adult day program that specializes in intellectual and developmental…read moredisabilities. Point of Hope also provides a separate brain injury program for people with traumatic brain injury (TBI), anoxia/hypoxia, aneurism, strokes, or chemical/disease damage. Point of Hope's Smyrna location is able to provide day services for individuals who are medically fragile. Since 2006, Point of Hope has been family owned and operated. We serve more than 70 individuals in both our New Castle and Smyrna locations.

dr joe (rizzianno) & his wife ann Maria & dr Pat wooley have literally saved my life with not just…read morethe treatment I had been attempting to receive for years and having suffered from severe depression since the age of 6 if not younger and worse after teens and continues along with many other mental diseases and their kindness & honesty & well versed professionals speaking to me like a person and even assisted with other necessities my psychosis and other factors left my life without and I cannot guarantee I would have been able to not only make this far but have the ability to overcome obstacles as close as this aftwr if I had not been blessed with their patience, kindness & understanding that all people generally deserve. Thwy have made me feel so welcome and I have not been the easiest patient with interferences that many would not even see you any longer ; yet alone take charge and assist you in actually overcoming odds even you may not have believed. and also their secretary and go to young woman who has also shown me such kindness and patience as well as understanding is Andy. for the first time in my life combined with my irreplaceable pcp/internal medicine dr of 20 years and my wonderful psycholohist of 20 years-I have finally found the missing people in my life that are truly more than I could ever ask for and am so grateful for every single time I even converse with them. Dr joe & dr pat are responsible for me almost completely overcoming a fear of doctors that has plagued me for early my entire life.. They are also some of the hardest working individuals I've ever met especially when assisting their patients no matter what the situation may be.

This ketamine infusion therapy and this treatment team literally saved my life. My PMDD and…read morelife-threatening mental health struggles resulted in multiple inpatient hospitalizations with little hope of improvement with any other treatment or medication. I did not believe that anything could ease the crushing weight of depression I was under, but IV ketamine infusions under Dr. Raziano's care has totally given me my life back in ways I can't even describe. I'm so glad I didn't give up before I found them! I would wholeheartedly urge any loved one struggling with depression, PTSD, and/or suicidality to visit Therapeutic Infusions. The experience is: Comfortable. The clinic feels more like a home than a doctor's office, and Dr. Raziano and Jeanne-Marie immediately put you at ease. Safe. Dr. Raziano is an experienced emergency department physician, and he is the one you want monitoring your health and safety during treatment. You can relax and feel safe knowing your well-being is in his capable hands. One time, my O2 levels dropped during an infusion and I awoke to an oxygen cannula on my face. During my session he monitored my vitals, immediately caught the danger I could have been in, and then treated and kept me safe all while I had a cozy therapeutic infusion and was none the wiser until after. Caring & Accommodating. Jeanne-Marie and Dr. Joe genuinely care about the patients they are treating. I have had to contact them while in crisis, and they responded immediately and compassionately. I have needed to come in quickly for an emergency booster, and they have always made time to get me on the schedule (I have a feeling they have kept the clinic open late to fit me in more than once!) I feel so safe trusting that they know this treatment is life or death for many patients like me, and they treat it with the importance it deserves. I can't begin to describe my gratitude for the Razianos and Therapeutic Infusions. Truly, they saved my life. I wish anyone struggling has the opportunity to give them a visit.

I've had the greatest experience with Serene Minds and my provider, Erica. She's always quick to…read morerespond, easy to talk to, and truly exceptional at what she does. Highly recommend.

Compassionate, caring, great people who not only hear you but listen to your concerns.read more

I was looking for something for my 81YO grandmother diagnosed with dementia. She was manageable at…read morehome for a while, but she isnt always compliant with her medication and she often goes thru angry outbursts and for her age to be trying to get up and throw stuff makes the situation even worse - those episodes are putting others at risk of injury and most importantly, injury to self. Experiencing this at closehand, especially with someone who has dementia, they forget that they are not as able as they are used to. Often, they think they are living in their past lives when they are still young, energetic maybe they were dating at a the time or even living in a different household. When these episodes come up, of course, they remember, they panic and sets them on a frenzy. It gets to a point that holistic care has reached its limit and of course you would have to resort to a crisis center and medication. Getting them medicated isnt a bad thing and oftentimes its necessary. Morgan at admissions walked me thru the process just so I (and you) will be prepared in the event that someone has to be brought in. The check in process is rather simple and they welcome walk-ins. Just remember that you do check in your contraband and anything that could be a cause of self harm (like shoelaces, cables, blunt objects)They allow you to have a few personal articles of your clothing and they also allow you to bring in a new, unopened pack of cigarettes. After getting checked in, youre brought in to be evaluated in one of the private rooms so they can see how they can help you and what unit you would be able to fit in the best - i'll get more into that later. In my case, if my grandmother consents, im able to join her in the room and also share what she is experiencing and help fill in more of the story. I recommend that it would be super helpful to have handy a list of medication they are already taking so that they can use it as a reference, there are no negative side effects and if at all, could be adjusted or even removed. So youre probably thinking, there are those who come in because they are suicidal, homicidal, lethargic and in my grandmother's case- aggressive. They have different units for each kind of level of care for the patients. So aggressive patients wouldnt be mixed with those who are calm - in fact, they might need something more secured and what other behavioral units call - a locked unit. These units are more supervised and monitored so that when a behavioral episode happens, at least they dont get themselves hurt. To my surprise, its rare nowadays, but they have a unit also for adolescents - just in case you might think of someone who needs the help. Adolescents stay with adolescents and separated by males and females. Adults with adults. Seniors with seniors. Detox with detox. "Oh its just the facade, its only pretty in the front. They knew you were coming in." - Actually no. I walked in cold, unannounced and asked if i can check out their unit. Morgan walked me through their hallway and showed me their locked (yet open) unit. Even just peering thru the windows prior to walking in, i can already hear and see the staff interacting with the patients. Its a very friendly, human and calm tone. Like it doesnt even feel like a behavioral unit. Theyre just chill. What if i need to get a hold of my grandmother to check in on her? Everyone who checks in, their designated contact will receive a keyword or a keyphrase to allow the operator to grant them access to speak with whoever is admitted into the unit. So i feel more comfortable checking in on her even when her phone is deposited. Just remember you claim it back on discharge. Mostly, patients can roam around their designated units. Interact with other patients and there are nurses on standby if they need help with their mobility or if they need assistance with their dailies. Im strongly considering taking my loved ones here especially when my grandmother goes into crisis mode. Now im more confident in the process and i'll be prepared when her need arises. Im sure she can be helped but also, do always check in with your specialist and make sure they stay in compliance with their medication.

Some nurses are creepy and belong in horror movies. There…read moreare fences (with barb wire) around that facility and while not Guatanamo Bay one cannot movie around freely. It is more like a low security prison than a respectable place for people to recover. They will say...we will know when you do not tell us the truth and we will keep you here for as long as we find it necessary. Knowing it is all for profit, scares the hell out of me. On the other hand there are also nice nurses who are considerate and respectful. But I would not spend a minute there if I was given a choice. Lot of disturbed people there of course and they may put you with them, which I do not think is healing or appealing. I think it is stressful especially knowing the facility is secured. Understandable but it feels eery. I guess it is not always easy to assess people on checkin, but nevertheless they should not put people with different diagnoses always together. Think about that. Should the patient think I belong here or rather not? On the other hand it is important for patients to socialize with each other. Not sure about nurses acting against the will of a uncooperative patient.

Sharon has such a variety of experience so she's able to offer many services. She works with all…read moreage groups and is willing to adapt according to your specific needs. I found her to be so warm and friendly so you will feel comfortable sharing confidentially. I believe you will leave happier. Patti

From the owner: As an LPC licensed in both Pennsylvania and Delaware, I take pride in my unique approach to…read moretherapy. I believe in the power of authenticity, empathy, and humor to establish a strong connection with my clients. Trust and rapport are at the heart of my therapeutic relationships, ensuring that my clients feel comfortable and understood. I bring an eclectic approach to therapy, with a primary focus on Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy (CBT), allowing me to tailor my methods to each client's specific needs. My specialization in serving adults and seniors reflects my expertise in addressing their unique challenges. Furthermore, being licensed in two states broadens my reach, making my empathetic and individualized therapy accessible to a diverse range of clients.