Cathie is a true God send. Her calling is absolutely to serve couples in their dire time of need…read moreand help them get to a place of standing strong and walking together. My husband and I are beyond grateful for her. She changed our lives for the better forever. We are beyond lucky to have her in our corner throughout our marriage journey. She tackled hard conversations with grace and truth, she led us closer to God and helped our marriage grow healthy in a world full of distraction. She is honest while nurturing. We are so much better equipped to handle this life together and our marriage. If your marriage is in need of a refresher, tackling traumas or root issues, we truly believe Cathie can help anyone in any state. She is diligent in notetaking and dissecting the core of the issue and navigating long term solutions.

My husband and I decided to see Cathie after many years of just feeling stuck in a rut within our…read morerelationship. Although we dated for several years before getting married, we welcomed our daughter just a year after being married. We finally had the perfect little family that we always imagined, but truthfully our marriage was struggling. Cathie has been amazing! She has provided us with invaluable tools to improve on our communication and ignite the spark that we lost over time. I love that Cathie is compassionate, yet straight forward. For the first time in a long time, my husband and I are truly enjoying each other again! If you are struggling with your relationship or just looking for tools to better improve your marriage I would highly recommend reaching out to Cathie. My husband was initially hesitant about seeking counseling and he will agree that it was the best decision we've ever made for our family. We are extremely grateful for Cathie and her guidance!

If a medical professional belittles you or responds defensive to questions, that is a huge Red…read moreflag. Get a 2nd opinion! I took my son here on the recommendation from other doctors for counseling. That he might be having his symptoms from anxiety. He was having some medical problems but no medical abnormalities were showing up with orthopedics, GI docs, cardiologists, that explained it all. A nurse practitioner here started treating him for anxiety and the meds took the edge off which helped. After about a year I became concerned, that something else was still going on. Symptoms were getting treated but not the root cause, things were getting worse again. When I asked the NP if we should explore other causes, she asked me, "like what?", "are you concerned about ADHD or something?" I said I didn't really know anything about it but would like to hear her opinion or discuss other possibilities. Then she said, "I just see two stubborn personalities." Right in front of my son!!!!! I tried to politely get through that appointment but I'm sure my shock was showing. I never went back! Since then I found an awesome doctor for a legit psychology eval for my son. Full blown ADHD. I had no idea! ADHD is not what I thought it was and it does not always mean your kid is hyper. I wasn't even looking for that diagnosis and honestly questioned it at first. Especially since my recent experience with incompetence at this place. The attitude and ignorance of the NP I was working with was completely unprofessional and lacking in differential diagnosis. Since my son started a small dose of ADHD meds and I have learn a lot of tools for the ADHD brain, our world has completely changed for the better. This all happened in the fall, about 6 months ago. Looking back I can see more clearly. I have since found out that not all nurse practitioners can prescribe the meds for ADHD. I don't know if that is the case here but it does make me wonder. I'm sure some correctly refer out and reach for other resources when they need to, like good medical professionals , even if it means transferring a patient elsewhere, which would have been helpful. This one however did not and chose to be defensive, or something, instead. Ask questions! Just because someone says it, does not make it true. My son does have anxiety, partly correct diagnosis, but there was an underlying problem, that was getting overlooked!! Not on accident, but by ignorance of this NP, after so long. I regret I didn't see it sooner. Hope I can help others avoid this situation. CHADD.org has been a great resource if you are curious or need a 2nd opinion. I have no connection to it except I learned what ADHD is and isn't, also other resources in the area.

Literally been hanging for 3 months with nobody to talk to. They prescribed me medication that I…read moreshouldn't have been prescribed(according to my doctor). And apparently shouldn't have prescribed me anything considering I hadn't, and still haven't seen a therapist. Zero stars. To be clear, the people in the actual facility are very nice. However, the companies practice is really really really bad. Unless you just want virtual sessions which they push very hard, mindful health has been literally zero help to me. It's actually been the opposite with the medication they prescribed. I've had a net negative experience with them.

I got the help I needed with people who cared. 9/10. The nurses were kind the only downside was the…read morefood it wasn't great at all...

This facility is refusing to listen to or understand my daughter's actual needs. My daughter is…read moreactively seeking further treatment and already has a bed available at another facility. We have explained repeatedly that she needs to be evaluated to ensure she is safe and medically appropriate to continue with that treatment, yet we continue to be asked why she was brought here. Instead of working with us and the receiving facility to protect her continuity of care, we are being told she may be kept here for 8-10 days. Meanwhile, billing has already sent paperwork estimating approximately $7,000 for an eight-day stay. It is extremely concerning when the proposed length of hospitalization does not appear to reflect the reason she was sent here or her established treatment plan. I am also concerned about the repeated attempts to put her back on medications she has previously tried and that were not effective for her. Treatment should be individualized and based on her history, current condition, and actual needs--not simply repeating medications that have already failed. My daughter is asking for help. She was receiving help. She has an opportunity to continue receiving that help, and this hospitalization is now putting her available bed and continuity of treatment at risk. As her parent, I want her safety taken seriously, but I also expect the treatment team to listen to her, communicate with her existing providers, consider her previous treatment history, and work toward the appropriate level of care. Right now, it feels less like the focus is on what will actually help my daughter and more like she is simply being held on a unit and offered medications without anyone addressing the treatment plan that is already in place for her. Families deserve transparency about why continued inpatient hospitalization is medically necessary, what specific criteria must be met for discharge, and why transferring her to the facility prepared to continue her treatment is not being pursued.

2025 update: I am still not over our bad experience with Susan and would like to provide more…read moredetails. In 2020 we were navigating Covid, 2 kids under 2, and an intense medical journey with our disabled son to find out his exact diagnosis. Our marriage struggled through the typical SAHP vs working parent dynamic. My husband was overworked and stressed from being the sole provider for our family during this difficult time. I was complete overwhelmed by day-to-day life with 2 very young kids plus the added stress of navigating (mostly virtual) specialist Dr appts, therapy (physical, speech, and occupational), and learning everything I could about child development to help my son at home since our access to professionals was limited. Susan sided with my husband. I specifically remember her suggesting I allow him 20 minutes to "decompress from his work day" when he comes home. The final straw was when she suggested once a week or so I tidy the house before he gets home and greet him at the door with a fresh cocktail. This is after the fact that we had told her multiple times we are not big drinkers (which kept coming up since oddly many of her suggestions for spending quality time together included drinking). Gag. My husband was equally mortified by these suggestions (even though they benefit him) and we made the mutual decision to discontinue therapy.

I've been seeing Ms. Susan for well over a year! I always get so excited when I get to see her on…read moreThursdays! She helped me to see light when there was so much darkness in my life. She's loving, caring, patient, and always has the best recommendations for me. She has been the best counselor I have personally ever had! I loved it when she would show me videos, talk me through them, and ask me what they meant to me. I also loved when she would ask me what are the good and bad things that had happened that week. Whenever I would speak and or think negatively, she would show me a more positive way to look at it. Ever since I have been going to her, I have never spoken, thought, and acted so positively in my life! I still enjoy it when she gives me tips and tricks to help me manage my chronic pain and the way I think! She's always been such a fun person to talk to! Overall, I highly recommend going to see Ms. Susan and her cute dachshunds!

Linda Mikesic is a fantastic therapist and person. She has a compassion and love for others that…read morecan't be taught. Being a mental health care provider, I am always looking for therapists to collaborate with and to refer patients to therapy. Therapists I can count on to treat my patients with love and respect. I've been working with Linda for the last 3 years and she fits that definition every time. I know when I refer my patients to Linda, that they will get individualized compassionate person-centered care.

From the owner: At Thriveworks in Georgetown, TX, you can get therapy online & in person. We offer individual…read moretherapy (for kids, teens, & adults), couples & marriage counseling, psychiatry by video, and more—and we accept most insurances. Choose your ideal provider and start therapy as soon as tomorrow. Our licensed clinicians & psychiatric providers create personalized treatment plans for challenges like anxiety and depression. Our support team is available with extended hours to help book an appointment, or you can book online. Established in 2008, Thriveworks is a leading mental health provider working to make therapy better for everyone. We provide best-practice care & foster a supportive environment our clinicians can thrive in.

Marie Ray is the real deal. The first moment you meet with her she gives you a smile that will…read moredissolve any concerns or hesitation you may have about making an appointment. A warm and comfortable atmosphere. A warm and genuine human being.

From the owner: Relationships, Family Issues, Women's Issues, Addiction, Children and Adolescents.read more

I have worked with Rebecca for many years, first for my son and later for myself. My experience has…read morebeen consistently positive. Regarding the prior review someone left about not announcing moving location I am confused because Rebecca clearly communicated her plans to move locations well in advance - If I recall well we first received a general message via the portal letting us know of a move although the date was not set yet. I did not experience her changing location without notice. In any case, I have been edited from her work consistently. Her work with horses follows the Lifemanship approach and is very practical. Sessions focus on noticing how the horse responds to posture, breathing, timing, and how much pressure is used. When pressure is too strong or too weak, the horse responds differently right away. Rebecca helps you notice this and adjust your approach in the moment. Rebecca also uses conversation when that is what I need on a given day. She helps identify thought patterns and reactions that get in the way, which we can then work on with the horses, and she also listens carefully and helps me feel heard when that is what is needed. Based on my experience, Rebecca is a skilled, thoughtful, and reliable therapist.

I saw Rebecca Hubbard around 2 years ago at another equine psychotherapy facility. I have complex…read morePTSD from severe, long-term childhood abuse. I waited over a year to see Rebecca Hubbard then saw her as a client for approximately 2 months. Rebecca Hubbard just up & quit the other facility without notifying any of her clients. This was extremely disturbing knowing that many of her clients suffered from complex PTSD from abuse & have serious trust issues. Rebecca Hubbard obviously did not think anything about telling me & her other clients she was leaving. She made no effort to assist in finding another therapist. I would be extremely cautious in using Rebecca Hubbard as a therapist. She may write cute stories but her values are not in maintaining trust with her clients. She'll up & leave without a word. In my opinion, that is not healthy nor helpful to children or adults who count on her to be there or at least tell them she's leaving. Not trustworthy.

Very insightful, caring, knowledgeable and ethical. Easy to establish rapport and her direct…read moretherapy style make changes doable in a short period of time.

Janet has a caring heart and an incredible talent to put you at ease. She radiates comfort and…read moremakes it easy to open up. She clearly is an excellent expert in her field. Her wealth of knowledge is impressive and you instantly know that you are in good hands. Janet is incredibly calming and grounding, creating a perfect foundation for working through difficult issues. I highly recommend Janet!

The therapists are the best. They really listen and challenge participants in getting through their…read morestruggles. I've been in Intensive Outpatient Program, have been touched by the openness of the group, and would go back if I needed it. Kay Brady in particular really saved my life. I don't understand the negative reiews but perhaps those that people were in the inpatient program.

Been calling for 2 days and can't get the unit my daughter is in to answer the phone so I can find…read moreout any information.