Been going to Sophros Recovery almost every Monday for ACA 12 Step meeting since it started back in…read moreJanuary. I am super grateful for this meeting, all the attendees and everyone that made this weekly meeting possible. Sophros is very welcoming and everyone I've met has been friendly. As soon as you walk in they'll show you where you can grab a soda, water or snack. They provided everyone in our step study a book to use. The facility is always super clean.

From the owner: We are dedicated to helping the residents of Tampa, FL, find a better way forward in life. Our team…read moreprovides personalized addiction treatment in a flexible outpatient setting. Here, clients start the path to a lifetime of healing by addressing the underlying causes of addiction and regaining control of their lives. One of the best things about Sophros Recovery is our ability to create a serene, welcoming setting where addiction treatment professionals, people struggling with addiction, and their dedicated loved ones can connect and heal.

Im now embarrassed to ever admit to working for BayCare. I lost two brothers and most recently my…read moredaughter tragically. I had a complete breakdown. Just felt lost and wanted to be with them. Was just ruined by Helene, lost my car work... etc. I drank a lot more then I expecte. I guess sometimes we reach our breaking point. What we do not need is to be Humiliated and treated like a criminal. What I needed was compassion empathy and most of the staff there are NOT VERY NICE. Intimidating, patronizing, however, there was a few good RNs and discharge planners. The Dr and the physiatrists were honestly a joke! They ask you a question and cut you off when you answer. They spend maybe if you are lucky 2 minutes with you. They should be ashamed of themselves and the condition that facility is in. People need to heal with comfort, compassion, real BEDS not the hard painful prison beds in there! And why is BayCare NOT pushing daily real therapy? Exercise? Why are they not giving good nutrition? You treated me like i was a criminal. I broke down do to the awful intense pain of losing my daughter! A police officer Bakeracted me because in my painful drunkeness and despair I called him a name. You should have left me in the hospital and helped me strengthen back up! Not keep me like a criminal! Shame on you BAYCARE

Julie Teeling has a true gift for listening and providing powerful solution based tools. I value…read moreher knowledge and insight.

Julie is simply amazing. She is helping me so much, and I've only seen her three times (so far)!…read moreShe is helping me more than any other therapist has. I highly recommend her!

I only saw Dr Jackson once for medication management. Multiple changes were made at the same time,…read moreincluding tapering off one medication too aggressively while starting another at a high dose, without clear explanations of safety considerations. The approach felt overly aggressive rather than careful. I experienced significant sedation and had a fall during the night. When I contacted the doctor afterward because I felt worse, I was told that my "body is sensitive," which felt more like an excuse than a thoughtful explanation. I was ultimately advised to slow everything down, which is what I had suggested from the beginning. Psychiatry should not be a one-size-fits-all practice. Clear communication, careful pacing, and individualized care are essential, and that was missing here.

From the owner: Welcome to MindfulMD, a new psychiatry private practice dedicated to providing compassionate and…read morecomprehensive mental health care. Led by Dr. Allison Jackson, MD, a Harvard-trained psychiatrist, this practice combines expertise, empathy, and a holistic approach to help individuals achieve their optimal mental well-being. See website for more details on treatment options. At MindfulMD, we believe in addressing the complexities of mental health by treating the whole person. Dr. Jackson understands that each individual's journey toward mental wellness is unique. One of the distinguishing features of MindfulMD is the integration of both medication management and therapy practices in our approach to psychiatric care. Dr. Jackson recognizes the importance of a balanced treatment plan that incorporates evidence-based medication when necessary, as well as using a combination of therapy modalities. MindfulMD has the core values of offering a safe, non-judgmental, and supportive environment for patients. Dr. Jackson strives to create a space where patients can feel comfortable being themselves, have the time to ask their questions, and to be truly listened to by their psychiatrist. MindfulMD will be offering in-person visits in Tampa, Florida as well as virtual visits to patients in the state of Florida and Massachusetts. Visit our website today to schedule a free 15-minute screening evaluation with you to determine if our services are a good fit for your needs.

Unfortunately Dr Theory and the other doctors my son has met with is AMAZINGGG but the front office…read morestaff is HORRIBLE and a bunch of bitches with stank attitudes and literally talks about you in front of your face in Spanish. A little advice just because someone looks like they dont speak Spanish doesn't mean they dont understand it. ​

Rude staff and they do not make it a priority to keep medical records updated…read more Therapist cancelled appointment to reschedule and she refused to return my calls and emails.

Dear Kinsler Psychology Team,…read more I am writing to formally express my deep dissatisfaction with the care my son has received recently and to inform you that we will no longer be continuing treatment with your practice. After three months of waiting for a necessary medication adjustment--with no resolution--we are now at a point where my son's health and academic success are being directly impacted. Despite multiple efforts to get an appointment, including taking time off work, we faced repeated issues: incorrect appointment links, disorganized communication, and last-minute administrative hurdles that should have been addressed well in advance. Today's failed appointment, which I prepared for and attended on time, ended with a phone call informing me of an incomplete registration process--something that apparently couldn't be resolved within the week since our last missed appointment. I was also told payment was required before anything could move forward. This has been a frustrating, stressful, and entirely avoidable situation. My primary concern is my son's well-being, and it is clear to me that this level of disorganization does not support the kind of timely, responsive care he deserves. While we will be seeking care elsewhere, I sincerely hope that your practice reflects on this experience and takes meaningful steps to prevent others from going through the same. Families turn to you for support during vulnerable times--please don't let these types of failures continue. I don't need a response to this email, I just hope that someone can resolve the communication gap for the benefit of the existing patients.

I need help and tried desperately to make this work. After my initial appointment I attempted to…read moreschedule numerous followups and had to call multiple times to get an appointment. After finally getting a followup appointment scheduled, I received a voice mail on a Sunday informing me that my Monday appointment was cancelled and that someone would call me to reschedule. Two weeks later, after never receiving a call, I showed up for my subsequent appointment and was informed that my therapist was no longer working at Kinsler. This is NOT how patients should be treated and NOT how a business should be operated.

My child had an episode, I called. They took him. I was later told he was ok just going through…read moresome personal stuff. They however kept him for 3 days which is the minimum allowed. Though they assessed him as not having an issue which would make him need treatment, they kept him. Six weeks later a bill came in the mail $2500. We have insurance. Last December, my daughter bought her brother a pair of Adidas sneakers for Christmas, he was wearing them when he was admitted, they were fairly new shoes as my son doesn't leave home much. I didn't know he couldn't have shoes with laces, (makes sense). When I went to get my son on day #3, I waited for almost an hour because they couldn't find his shoes! He came home wearing some 1970s flip flops, he was given a form to fill out and return. We returned the papers. We have yet to have a response from them. We've called, still haven't found them. The place is like a prison, cameras everywhere, metal detectors, paperwork to fill. How did my son's shoes disappear without a trace? He didn't eat, sleep nor bathe for the 3 days he was there. He said the food looked gross he was afraid to be in the room with someone who was verbal constantly, (he took mini naps in the hallway) didn't want to undress. He was scared! He was being offered medication though they said he was ok. He declined!

The communication is horrendous. I've been hung up on 6 times, they've taken my information to call…read moreme back and never did. This has been going on for over a week looking for my brother's lost property. Don't even get me started on the lack of treatment while he was there. I hope no family has to encounter this mess of a place when they're going through a crisis.

I took an eight week Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction course at the Nature's Oak Wellness Center,…read moreand it was such a great experience. I learned how to be present, recognize irrational or unhealthy thought patterns, and how to redirect that energy into something helpful. Dr. Posada was very kind and was able to assist me with any questions related to mindfulness. I would absolutely take the course again!