They are very nice and kind. I would recommend them definitely. They work w all sorts of needs.

Unprofessional, uncaring, horrible Experience. I would never recommend this place to anyone. If your looking for intense therapy, this is not the place. read more

We just started here and by all accounts I have very impressed. We've tried several other programs- some too strict others not strict enough- this place is just right. The staff have been informative, kind and supportive. Great set up for healing and growing. read more

Edited: I am updating my review bc i see a common theme in their responses to bad reviews on google. Also, after reading other people's experiences I have realized I left out some important details that people need to hear. Every single 1 star review is met with the same SAME EXACT cut-and-paste reply "We are sorry to hear about your experience. We take all feedback seriously and will share this with the team..." Ugh, NO, otherwise the response would not be the same cut-and-dried reply every time! This is painfully the SAME attitude they presented to us during treatment... blank faces, no empathy, it's like the therapists are all robots, very weird. My son went there for OCD and anxiety. I can't tell you what a horrific experience this was for both him and me. The psychiatrist diagnosed my son as Autistic after spending TWO minutes with him. No test, no nothing. My son is clearly not autistic! They slapped him on all sorts of meds that made him worse. He believed their were snakes in his room one time and was freaking out, and he even started self-harming another time and we had to call 911 for help. His fear of germs on food intensified tenfold, leading to anorexia, which they treated successfully thank goodness. He spent 9 weeks there I took him every day for 6 hours, and in retrospect they were giving him more problems. I think I have PTSD from being at that place. They cornered me and said I needed to go there for treatment, as well as my daughter, who they did not even know just saw her visiting two times!!! More patients, more money? They dealt ZERO with emotional things and just tried to deal with you behaviourally.. It's like them telling you if you live with a serial killer you just have to deal with it they just just try to get you through it without dealing with the problem. They just looked at behaviors and tried to modify them like a dog. They even explain to you in the beginning that is kind of how the treatment works, but never ever did i think they would have zero emotional comfort or any empathy whatsoever! Not once did anyone ever ask my son how he actually felt, just modified his behavior like an animal. I sincerely regret what they made me do whenever my son was having a meltdown. They told me i could not touch him or hold him or talk to him, just sit there and watch while he writhed on the floor in emotional pain for upwards of an hour. I truly believe he is scarred from that, and to this day many years later he wont tell me how he feels bc he LEARNED THERE that i won't comfort him. He was only 9 years old, and is now 15. I will likely spend the rest of my life trying to UNDO THIS DAMAGE!!! He spent 9 weeks there, and when he was discharged they told us "He isnt getting a lot better, and will most likely need to come back for more treatment." ( Wrong!) He was kept on his meds for 2 years. He was smart enough to discontinue them himself without telling me ( he pretended to take them). He is perfectly fine now, gets all A's in school, has great friends, goes to the gym 5 days per week. He did not need the meds and my smart boy knew it, but was not going to tell me bc I he learned not to trust me ( "Show No Emotion") while at Roger's. I also regret not reporting them for something I saw while I was there ( I spent the day there, as did many parents when they had a long commute). There was one boy with I think was an eating disorder, every time I saw him he had a gallon jug with water, and the staff encouraged him to drink water all the time "you need to finish your water". I am surprised he did not get ill or worse from water intoxication. Yes it's really a thing. If you love your child take them somewhere else. Anywhere else. This place is horrible RUN, RUN, RUN! PS: True Health Center for Emotional Wellness is a relatively new treatment center in Tampa and it is wonderful. I personally know a wonderful teen who was treated there. If your teen needs help google them. Tons of great reviews. read more

The php trauma program for cptsd is a lifesaver. I can't thank my therapist Merari, Dr.Etwaroo, nurse Mitchell, and the rest of the staff enough. Hoping to return soon to complete my iop. read more

My husband was at Roger's for about 3 weeks. Just to let everyone know EXPOSURE THERPY doesn't work and sometimes makes the patient worse. We were told not to give my husband Any reassurance on any thing he would ask. This is so hard when your husband is standing in front of you crying and being so confused. I felt he needed some compassion which they wouldn't give him ever. We told the psychiatrist drugs weren't working so the kept upping the dose Which only made him worse. My husband HANGED himself on April 6, 2024. Roger's response from John to me was sorry for your loss, I thought he was doing better. Never got any other calls from anyone since. If you Love Your family member keep them far away from this place I BEG YOU!. I have to live with myself for having sent him there. I don't want anyone else to have to go through this . read more

As a patient whim has used Rogers , i must brag about this program, Great location, phenomenal staff, highly recommended!!

My wife is being treated there for borderline personality disorder at Rogers. The first part of the treatment went great. Her therapist John really learned and understood her issues and guided her. Half way through they switched her therapist to sierra and things have gotten significantly worse then when she started. My wife was in an episode and sierra instructed her to divorce me and stay in a hotel until treatment is over. Now I wonder if sierra is even remotely familiar with BPD. Very disappointed in the treatment this facility offers. We came to them for help and all we got was a bill. read more

We took our son to the Tampa Clinic for help with his OCD. On the plus side, they did diagnose him with food avoidance restrictive disorder. However, they offered absolutely zero help. They have an "up or out" mentality. They started discussing dismissing him from the program before the end of the first week because he wasn't meeting their earmarks. There was absolutely no commitment to helping him. They wanted him to instantly get better, or they would kick him out. They eventually persuaded him to request discharge, thereby giving themselves an out. I would never recommend this clinic to anyone needing psychological help. read more

I am trying to be completely objective here. I traveled from Houston to Tampa to get treatment for my teenage son, who has autism with Tourette's like OCD. The treatment was for OCD rituals, anxiety and learning self control with outbursts. We flew to Tampa, rented a car and found long term accommodations. Day one when we arrived and were sitting in the patient area they told me that the autism with OCD program was no more--WHAT?!?--but they would still try to work with my son. They say they work 1:1, but it is really a lot of group (other teens) which my son doesn't fit into well because of his autism. They do not have the staffing for intensive 1:1 therapy. Also, they call it a hospital and refer on the paperwork to "hospitalization." But it is just a regular office space not even near a hospital. My son has serious mental health issues and extreme behaviors when triggered. He sometimes yells out bad words and screams, and can be hard to manage, which is why I needed help. I needed and expected a psych hospital setting, or at least people who would not be surprised at outbursts, not a regular office with teens who have the usual sort of teenage anxieties. Houston has lots of these sorts of practices, I didn't need to travel all the way to Tampa for that. Rogers dismissed him after three days, saying that he was not a good fit for their program because of his outbursts, but that is why I was going to them. They could have done a better job communicating all of this upfront, because as far as I am concerned it is misrepresentation. The people who work there are good and well meaning, but this is not for people with severe mental health problems. In the end, they gave me a handout for Devereux in Georgia and suggested we go there! read more

Literally saved by granddaughters life. Went to 4 therapists prior and every one of them made her worse because they were trained in the proper therapy and had their certificate of completion but had little or no experience. What started with mild issues escalated over 3 months to one of the most severe situations to include a suicide attempt and rituals and avoidances with fear that had her frozen unable to move for most times of the day and eating only one food. We were on constant suicide watch until we got to Rogers. Watching the system of a complete team that works together, (which is why every case is discussed) means you don't just have one on one but group and the patient is with people just starting, graduating, and at the same point they are. The experience is both valuable and almost impossible to duplicate. Most people end up there because they did not get the right help early and a huge part of that is the constant reassurance and enabling by scared family members. Witnessing what I did first hand as well as being in a large support group of people who all have first hand knowledge, the three reviews I just read dated 1/11/18, 12/20/19, and 1/3/20 all sound very biased. They absolutely cannot help those that will not help themselves. Having said that almost every child there with my granddaughter wanted to control the situation and get out of the hard work but they were great at working with each person according to their issues and resistance but at the end of the day those whose mothers wanted them to enable their child too much ended up there twice as long as us with less sever issues. My granddaughter feared almost every number, color and feared both God and Satan (called scrupulosity) she soared through 60% of her hierarchy of issues in 3 weeks and they thought she would be a record graduate at 4 weeks as they get you to 80% and you work at home for the remainder. That last 20% which involved God and the devil took 4 weeks for a total of 7 weeks because it is just trickier. The reason the supporting staff and therapists have to know the plan of the day is that when her exposure of the day was red they all wore red and so on. That is how the therapy works. Not one of the 1 star reviews makes sense except that they were not wanting to follow the program and they need not be there taking the spot of people on a waiting list, many who are suicidal. You say your therapist would not think outside the box for your therapy sounds like someone wanted to be enabled and the program is proven the way that it is already tailored to each individual. If your methods are so great how did you end up at Rogers? If your child was released to soon in a situation you state was not beneficial, why would you have wanted to stay? Sounds like you wanted to dictate their program to them and when they would not comply there was an impasse. Again people are waiting to be helped. I do not believe for one minute anyone encouraged a patient to kill themselves. Being very familiar with the manipulations of resistant patients "My mother required that I go" I suspect someone got what she wanted based on her "account" My granddaughter went when she was 13 and is now 16. She is still dealing with OCD as will everyone who has OCD since it is not curable only treatable. My entire large family has it and I have no doubt she will learn to cope just as non OCD adults acquire coping skills through out life. However, at 16 she is dealing with self esteem and anxiety made worse with OCD. We will return because a short refresher will work better for us than drawn out months of talk therapy by people who don't know what they are doing vs a 2 to 3 week refresher. People don't just return based on the failure of Rogers as that would make no sense. They return based on the success. And not everyone does return as some can find a decent maintenance therapist where they live but many can't. So that sounds like other people's failures to me which is how we ended up there to begin with. Thank God we did. Amazing, caring staff and the staff doesn't just work in support of each patient but each staff member. Think how hard it is for the family to push a scared child toward their fears, these people find support as well in this program to help people learn to face life so they can live it. The parent or family involvement is paramount as the home success depends on people not repeating past mistakes. The entire family ends up in the therapy of knowledge. But the family does not get to dictate the therapy to a point of stagnation as after all the family not knowing how to cope contributed to the severity. I know first hand so am not calling anyone out for not knowing what they did not know in a broken system we call "Mental Health". Your lack of experience is not going to improve their success. It is an amazing program so please don't let other peoples' dissatisfaction rob you of an opportunity! read more

I would not recommend Rogers for anyone seeking help with anxiety or OCD treatment Many of the clients end up returning for more treatment or going onto other programs for help. My daughter was left alone in a room and expected to do exposure treatments with very little therapy during treatment. The staff's workload is vert high that they do not have time for individual treatment. They discharged my daughter, too soon, because she did not fit into their "box" of treatment. Giving clients the message that they are not worth the time and energy to deal with the challenging parts of therapy further complicates their story. Sending them to their impatient program with clients that were violent and more severely sick created more anxiety, fear, and depression in my child. I would highly recommend other programs. We had a tremendous amount of success at Mountain Valley Treatment Center in New Hampshire. read more

My BS was not willing to think outside the box when it came to my OCD therapy and would not even listen to my concerns when addressed. Not to mention they betrayed my trust on multiple occasions, and discharged me before my planned discharge date because they did not want to have to "deal" with my problems. read more

My wife and I had to take our daughter to Rogers in Tampa. They did a wonderful job with her during the 8 week program. She had several issues, 2 of them being social and school anxiety issues and had become increasingly non responsive to us and very disrespectful. The place is safe, clean and everyone there loves what they do. It is however a very stressful job and everyone there you can see truly loves what they do. Not only will your child learn how to better manage there challenges, but you as parents learn how to better support them and in many ways will learn that some of the things you had been doing were just making the problem worse (its called accommodating). At first things often seem like they are getting worse, but please be patient, its not going to be easy on you or your child at first. When you first get there you will see other children and parents, everyone is in the same boat, and when you see the ones that have been there for several weeks and you see them smiling, that says a lot. To address others negative posts, the place may not be the best place for every child, but I can tell you it can definitely help out most and should be considered as one of the first places to start with your child. Everyone there is awesome but we were fortunate to get Kathy, shes the was great. read more