Dr. Gurfein at Arista Counseling is the best doctor. She is smart and very dedicated. Anyone who…read moresees her will get great therapy and meds to help with anxiety, depression or whatever. Dr. Gurfein really helps a lot.

Throughout a person's life, there comes a time when a person may have difficulty dealing with…read moreanxiety, depression and other psychological issues. I happen to be one of those individuals, and I highly recommend Arista Counseling and Pschotherapy. I have been under the care and guidance of Dr. Judith Gurfein, for a number of years, and she has contributed to my well being and has helped me understand the issues which have caused my anxiety and depression. Her technique is one of warmth, and she invites her clients to open up in a way where they feel comfortable, and relaxed. I believe it is this particular technique which has brought me to where I am today, and with her continued support and guidance I am sure I will continue to grow and learn from her. It is without reservations, I recommend Dr. Judith Gurfein.

STAY AWAY. Baker Health in Paramus can NOT treat pain…read more They only prescribe Over-The-Counter medicines and antibiotics.

I had a very frustrating experience at Baker Health in Paramus. I booked an appointment through…read moreZocdoc for a yellow fever vaccine ahead of upcoming travel, and at no point during the booking process was it disclosed that a membership was required to receive services. When I arrived, I was told I needed to sign up for a membership just to get the vaccine. This felt misleading and completely unnecessary. The receptionist was not helpful and seemed confused about their own policies. Instead of giving me a clear answer, she tried to take me to a back office, which felt like an attempt to pressure me into signing up for a membership I did not want or need. I made it clear I was only there for the vaccine and asked if I could receive it without signing up. Rather than answering directly, I was met with more pushback. At that point, I asked them to cancel my appointment and left. Overall, this was a waste of time due to poor communication and lack of transparency. If a membership is required for basic services like vaccines, that should be clearly stated upfront--especially on booking platforms like Zocdoc. I would not recommend this place based on this experience.

I love marble Jam I love marble Jam I'm well I'm can't wait to do the play with Willie Wilson I…read morelike you guys are like my family thank you very much for helping me out.I'm looking forward to take drama lessons with Willie Wilson I can't wait to be in the play I like all your stay up at marble Jam they are very helpful and make people with special needs adults smile thank you very much I'm glad I'm part of your family I can't wait to use my Play It's about a butterfly it's about special adults with special needs and talent I recommend marble Jam for special adults for therapy they help you a lot and I'm glad I'm advocacy for a marble Jam I recommend them they really care about your family

From the owner: MarbleJam Center for Arts & Enrichment in Hackensack, New Jersey is dedicated to improving the…read morelives of children, adolescents, and adults by providing them with various programs. We utilize creative arts modalities to give the local community an avenue to express themselves and overcome their personal challenges.

They are a Scam!!!!!!!!! So I received an invoice my balance was $200.00 and now it changed to…read more$800.00 and my insurance company doesn't know how that sum came to be!!!

this office is very disorganized. i asked multiple times if i was in-network with my health…read moreinsurance and their front desk claimed that i was. when it came to billing my insurance, it turned out they were out of network after all. i do not have the money to pay for the bill since i have been unemployed and could not collect during the pandemic so of course, it was sent to collection-- not taking responsibility for their claims. unprofessional and deceiving.

TL;DR: This program has excellent group therapy and several outstanding providers, but my…read moreexperience with individual therapy and the handling of consent and billing issues significantly detracted from my overall care. I am giving this program 3.5 stars, and I want to be clear that I would have given it 5 stars were it not for my experience with individual therapy. The group therapy component was excellent. The clinicians who facilitated the groups were knowledgeable, compassionate, and created a genuinely supportive environment. I found the group work to be meaningful and beneficial to my treatment, and I am grateful for that part of the program. I also want to specifically acknowledge Hunter and Juan, who facilitated group therapy. Both were thoughtful, compassionate, and skilled at creating a safe and respectful group space. Their groups were grounding and well-run, and they made a meaningful positive impact on my experience. I would also like to recognize Albert, who was a wonderful provider. He was attentive, compassionate, and supportive, and consistently made me feel heard and respected. My interactions with him reflected the level of professionalism and empathy patients hope for when entering treatment. Unfortunately, my experience with my assigned individual therapist, Emily Tully, significantly impacted my overall care. I entered this program during a period of significant emotional distress and was actively seeking care, support, and stabilization. In my experience, the individual therapy I received did not provide that. Throughout my sessions, I found her to be emotionally unavailable and dismissive, particularly during moments when I was vulnerable or struggling. I have participated in several treatment programs over the years, and this was the first time I experienced an individual therapeutic relationship that felt consistently cold and lacking in understanding or care. When I shared openly, I often felt met with a critical or judgmental tone rather than curiosity or support. The approach felt directive rather than collaborative, which made it difficult to engage meaningfully or feel safe expressing myself. I also want to note an experience that felt particularly discouraging. Emily was aware that I was pursuing additional treatment to supplement my care and that I would need to miss a day in the program for that reason. I was told I would be required to provide a written note for each absence, despite having already signed a release authorizing her to communicate directly with the other treatment provider. While I understand that documentation requirements may be part of program policy, the way this was communicated felt corrective rather than supportive or collaborative. This approach felt unnecessarily rigid and non-collaborative, and left me feeling unsupported in my efforts to responsibly manage my care. Additionally, I believe it is important for prospective patients to be aware of the program's laboratory practices. The program utilizes an out-of-network laboratory, with individual lab tests billed at approximately $1,500 each. I was not adequately informed of this in advance. When I expressed discomfort and clearly stated multiple times that I did not consent to assuming financial responsibility for these charges, I was repeatedly told by Emily that signing paperwork accepting financial responsibility was required. My concerns were not met with understanding or discussion, but rather with continued pressure to sign despite my objections. In a therapeutic setting, compassion, collaboration, transparency, and respect for patient consent are essential. While the group component of this program -- and providers like Hunter, Juan, and Albert -- were strong, my experience with individual therapy and the handling of billing and consent issues fell short of those standards and significantly impacted my overall experience.

Although I was initially resistant to attending a program at GenPsych, primarily because of the…read more6-12 week commitment, I am exceedingly grateful that my physician required me to enroll. Their outstanding curriculum inevitably leads to a steep and necessary learning curve in emotional regulation, mindfulness, and wide variety of critical skills that can lead a calm, balanced, and healthy life. For those of you who have experienced CBT and remain on-the-fence about this approach, I am happy to report that GenPsych moves the needle to another level and I view their CBT offerings as a program on steroids (a good thing). Additionally, the 1:1 counseling was superb as well, leading (so far) to lasting change, which reminds me of these lyrics from the musical, "Wicked," "Who can say if I've been changed for the better? I do believe I have been changed for the better And because I knew you... Because I knew you... I have been changed for good..." Choose GenPsych and be prepared to change for the better so that you can begin living your best life NOW! This group of experts will introduce you to own significance, your own self-worth, and instill healing that, for many of us, is long overdue.