I had a negative experience with this parenting facilitator during a high-conflict co-parenting…read moresituation. In my view, she did not remain neutral and made several statements about me that were not supported by evidence or examples, which made me feel misrepresented. I also had concerns about whether her actions aligned with Texas Family Code guidelines related to parenting facilitation. As a mother, I did not feel heard or supported in a meaningful or child-focused way. This experience was deeply frustrating and emotionally draining. Based on my experience, I would not recommend her services as a parent facilitator.

I don't know how we got so lucky finding her for our daughter but she has been the biggest…read moreblessing. And she is wonderful at her job! We drive over an hour to see her and it is 100% worth it.

Dr. Stewart and his staff are wonderful! I am pregnant with twins and have enjoyed seeing the high…read morequality ultrasounds and having the expertise of this office as an added safe guard in my pregnancy.

Dr. Stewart and his team have the absolute best bedside manner and attention to detail. He…read moreexplains things in an easy to understand way without treating you like an idiot. They've given the absolute best care to me in both of my pregnancies, and have helped brainstorm solutions and respect my wishes.

RUN -- DO NOT WALK -- AWAY FROM THIS PRACTICE Especially…read morefrom Megan Rosewell I do not write reviews lightly, but I feel a responsibility to share this so no other family experiences what mine has endured. This practice did not just fail my child -- it actively contributed to the breakdown of my relationship with him during an already high-conflict custody case. Per our custody order, both parents were required to consent and be involved in care. From the very first appointment, I was told it was "too messy" and "time-consuming" to communicate with both parents via email. Instead of creating a collaborative plan, I was: * Denied consistent updates * Told I had to sign consent and put a credit card on file before they would speak to me at all * Blocked from participating in my own child's care despite legal entitlement Meanwhile, the practice was out-of-network, costing us extreme amounts of money -- yet still unwilling to provide basic communication. When I tried to move my son to a different provider, his father refused And blocked me from obtaining care elsewhere by refusal to sign consent forms and stating we had "established" care elsewhere after a single appointment. For a while I was confused as to why he was unwilling to find an agreed upon provider. Upon doing a bit of research I realized his attorney and these doctors have personal and professional ties even endorsing each other on social media. This raised serious concerns that this was not neutral therapeutic care -- but a litigation-aligned environment. My son began coming home upset, telling me: * He was told I ignored calls and refused to attend. He told me this makes him feel like I don't care or want to go with him and that makes him sad. This was false -- and directly contradicted documented email communication showing I had been trying to participate for over a month. According to records later obtained: * False statements obtained from the other parent were documented as if factual. *These narratives were being pushed onto my child during sessions as fact creating more confusion. * My child was being exposed to adult conflict narratives and was struggling with the inner turmoil of that. During his time seeing Megan, my son reported being told: * That I hurt him and she would tell the judge that so he would "never have to see his mom again" * That he would live with his dad full-time and "get to see her more" These are completely inappropriate statements to make to a child and deeply damaging to a parent-child relationship. My son was also deeply upset and distressed by these statements, and began begging to be able to tell the judge she is lying, and threatening to run away from his Dads house to come home (He lives an hour away). When I was finally allowed to speak to Megan via FaceTime: * She did not greet me or introduce herself * Immediately dismissed my attempt to understand treatment goals/ progress * Cut me off when I raised concerns about my child's emotional distress * Told me I was only allowed to report behaviors -- not question her actions * Hung up on me when I expressed discomfort in feeling safe sharing information with her. I requested records 7+ times before receiving any response. When records were finally provided: * They were incomplete * Contained statements I assert were false or misrepresented * Required legal intervention to obtain complete documentation During treatment at this practice: * My son's behaviors escalated significantly * Multiple CPS investigations occurred After switching to a court-ordered, neutral therapist major improvements were seen within 2 months Because this practice became a point of conflict: * We have spent tens of thousands of dollars in litigation * Remain in ongoing court proceedings over a year later * Continue disputing reimbursement for these sessions If you are looking for: * Neutral, child-focused therapy * Ethical communication with both parents * A provider who protects -- not harms -- family relationships This is NOT the place. If you are looking for: * Escalation of conflict * Questionable documentation * A child caught in the middle of adult disputes * Tens of thousands of dollars to be spent in litigation and additional therapy to heal the damage this practice will cause Then this experience reflects exactly that. I will be pursuing formal complaints with the appropriate licensing board. Families trust therapists with their children during their most vulnerable moments. That trust should never be used to influence, divide, or harm. Dean Beckloff was the only individual who was professional, kind, and respectful in communication. While limited in involvement, his effort is worth acknowledging. If this review prevents even one family from going through what mine has, it will have been worth writing.

My daughter has been caught in the middle of a difficult custody case for years now. What a relief…read moreto find a practice that truly understands her support needs and strives to make her feels safe and heard. The other day, out of the blue she announced that she was "certain she loves [Sunnie]" her therapist and that she feels loved in return. As a parent, I don't think there's anything more compelling she could say in praise of a therapist. I'm sad to see the previous review and to think that anyone would use such a service with any agenda aside from giving their minor child a place to communicate and process the difficulties in their lives. I don't know what my kid thinks of me versus her other parent, it's none of my business. I just am glad she is getting the support she needs and deserves.

First of all, Dr. Miles is a former pediatrician who became a psychiatrist. She is also one of the…read morepsychiatrists who see children, and one of the even fewer psychiatrists that believe in treating the whole family with therapy. If you or a family member needs psychiatric drugs, she can be an invaluable resource to you. If you are reading this because you need help (and, let's face it, who CASUALLY thumbs through YELP looking at "psychiatrists"), you should know that she has an old fashioned and gentle approach to dealing with patients. SHe is a psychiatrist, not a crystals and herbs and 12 step self help guru. She expects her patients to want to get better. If you want to be coddled, go to any one of the hundreds of Rolfing, rapid eye therapy, brain music, "I'll listen to what that cad did to you," surrogate mothers in other offices. But, if you need help, think about calling her. It will be worth getting through her horrible answering service and appointment maker to see her.

I would give her a ZERO if there was one. Spends no time with the kids, is rude, causes more…read moreanxiety with anxious kids and tries to charge for copies (yes, not email, scan or even faxes) of her "notes" which consist of three handwritten lines. Hack. Run away!

Dr Myint has been my MAIN (only) doctor for years. She is…read morewonderful, so patient, calm , understanding... Just everything you want as your primary doctor. Caring but also 'real' and with a sense of humor.

My wife and I have been cared for by Dr Myint for over 20 years. She is compassionate and thorough…read morein the care she provides. From annual physicals to illness visits, 5 stars are for every encounter with Dr Myint and her entire staff.

I am so grateful that Family Counseling Place exists. I've been seeing Melissa weekly for at least…read morethe past 6 months. I was hesitant to try therapy at first. I honestly didn't think that I would be able to open up as much as I have. There have been many, many, many times that I've thought about ending my sessions but I am so happy that I stuck with it. I've been able to learn so much about myself and I have gained lots of insight. I HIGHLY recommend Melissa. She is knowledgable and really cares about her clients/patients. Melissa also offers EMDR to all of her clients. I had my first EMDR session on Monday and it met my expectations entirely. After months and months of my eyes feeling like the Sahara Desert, I was finally able to have an emotional release (crying never felt so good). I've always known that therapy was something that I wanted to try and I am so blessed to have found Melissa. I'm sure that there are other amazing therapists but I don't know if I would have been able to connect with them as much as I have with her. IMO it doesn't matter who you are or how big or small your problems are... talk therapy is incredibly useful and life changing. I still have a lot of work to do but each week I am healing more and more.

Very personable yet professional. Highly recommend. One friend I connected them had same high…read moreopinion.

Please do not take your child to this person, she is only DRIVEN by money and her next client! Very…read morecruel and uses scare tactics to achieve her goals!! My daughter will never step foot in her office!! Did nothing to help her situation and sided with the mother, who's the reason why my daughter is in THERAPY! Very unprofessional and STAY AWAY PLEASE!!! GO ELSEWHERE SHE DOESN'T CARE ABOUT YOUR CHILD JUST THE MONEY! She keeps sending me bills for non attendance! Seriously unprofessional!

This complaint highlights Ms. Anita Henrichson's and Counseling for Healthy minds failure to report…read morea child in danger and illegal withholding of medical records. My 6 year old son began counseling sessions at the Counseling for Healthy Minds, Rockwall, TX, on or about the end of 2016 under the care of Ms. Anita Henrichson. Chronology of events. On May 30-31, 2017, my son told myself, his teacher, my parents, and CPS that the horrific bruises on his arm were caused by his mother. I went into Ms. Henrichson's office soon thereafter and told her it was imperative that we speak. She dismissively rolled her eyes at me and walked off. I left my phone number with the office manager Amy and asked for Anita to call me as soon as she could. She never did. On August 20, 2017, Ms. Henrichson, held a meeting with my sons mother & stepfather behind my back and suggested the two of them take my son to a neuro-specialist without ever consulting with me about this whatsoever. When I later asked if they had been meeting without my knowledge, she denied this, only did I find out a month later that she had. Ms. Henrichson falsely denied the meeting occurred. On December 4, 2017, I went into Ms. Henrichson's office and asked to speak with her for just a few minutes regarding something very important. I held up my cellular phone with a picture of bruises on my son's arm that were caused due to physical abuse that took place in his mother's custody. My son stated to us that his mother caused the bruises. Ms. Henrichson rolled her eyes again and said she would call back. She never did. I called her office on December 18th, 2017, asking to get copies of my sons records. She said her assistant Amy would call me later that day. Amy never called. I went into her office the following day on December 19th, 2017, and politely asked to my sons records. Her front office manager slammed her pen down on the desk and told me I was not allowed to see any information regarding my son and to leave. (I have the entire conversation recorded on video to show proof of this incident). On January 5th, 2018, my attorney sent a letter via fax to Ms. Henrichson asking her to release my son's medical records and legal requirement to do so. She never responded to the communication nor provided me the records. Ms. Henrichson has a right to report regarding cases of potential child abuse. She has failed in that responsibility. Additionally, she's failed her professional and legal obligation to provide me a copy of my sons records to be an informed father. She's denying me my rights. Finally, Ms. Henrichson is not placing the child first. Her disposition has been one of paternal alienation rather than child advocacy by inclusiveness of all of my sons care givers. I have asked for information regarding my sons medical records on several occasions and have the legal documentation of my rights to do so. However, she has always denied these rights and this seems very unethical and illegal. Lastly, seeing as how my sons mother and stepfather are close friends of Anita's, and have been paying her thousands of dollars over the past several years in order to try and alienate my son from me, I would be greatly surprised if she doesn't have either one of them reply to this complaint with more lies.

I have only good things to say about Counseling For Healthy Minds! Both of my kids have ADD and…read moreboth struggle with overstimulation and meltdowns. Through play therapy, both kids are learning to respond differently and manage their feeling. Mrs. Hendrickson and Mrs. Brown, got down on the floor and created scenarios for them to practice with. So thankful. Aaa