Dr. Dabney was really professional. I felt seen and heard the moment I stepped into the office for…read moremy C&P exam. Very compassionate, respectful and helpful. I was even referred to a support group while awaiting VA decision.

Dr. Dabney & her team are the definition of professional. She is caring and empathetic to all of…read moreher clients and I have enjoyed every second of working with her. She is truly invested in her clients and will do everything she can to help them achieve results. Whatever your mental health or relationship goals are, look no further than Dr. Dabney.

The front office & David Register NP aren't in sych with appointments. David would say come in…read moreperson & the front desk would tell me it's telehealth. I even had them check twice. I have the voice-mails. I was called a liar & that made things worse on my mental health. When I explained to David Register NP about it he was cold. He downed my sych meds & suggested maybe I should see another sych. YES, HE CUT MY MEDS DOWN & OFF. Asked if I was suicidal but I was still on my meds. After a month I attempted suicide & it's all I could think of. I couldn't leave my house w/o having uncontrollable shakes & high blood pressure. My heartbeat was heavy & fast. I couldn't eat or function. I became unstable again. Right back to why I went there for help. I'm very grateful to now have a wonderful psychiatrist & will see my new counselor telehealth. It's a beautiful, clean & very caring atmosphere.

The one star isn't for the office, but rather one of the providers here, David Register. I was…read moreassigned to see him for medication management and he was awful for the short time I saw him. Very judgemental of my life, making immature/unprofessional comments about my appearance every appointment while laughing about it and couldn't keep up with what I told him/often forgetting important things. Would not recommend him to anyone.

I have been going to Karen Beatty for over 9 years. She is knowledgeable, compassionate and has…read moregone beyond my expectations time and time again over the years. I do not know where I would be without the treatment plan she has provided.

Karen Beatty is kind and pays attention to each patient. She never makes you feel rushed or as if…read moreshe's got you on a timer. She may not always run on time, but you never know what the person before you is going through. She's worth the wait, so have the patience.

Dr Michelle Davidson is a life saver. Have been seeing her for a few years and she actually take…read moretime to listen, is empathetic, shares her own experiences and how she got through them, helping me through dealing with my moms new breast cancer diagnosis. Dr Davidson is the best provider Ive ever had in my 13 years of going to different doctors until I found her a few years ago. Her and Dr Nathan Davidson both as I've seen him once while Dr Michelle wasn't available. They're both so knowledgeable and caring and come up with the right solutions and treatments. Will continue seeing Dr Michelle and Dr Nathan Davidson if she's not available. Can't express my gratitude enough for them. Thank you both Dr Davidsons. Cannot recommend Dr Michelle enough. If you need a new doctor/ psychiatrist nurse who knows her stuff and knows the right treatment for you, she is the one. P.s. Kim who responds to my texts about the appointments/any questions bout the practice is amazing too. And Hayden. Tbeyre all so helpful and kind. -Savannah Waugh

Michelle is an amazing psychiatrist and overall the best person. She's caring, listens and…read moreunderstands to what you have to say. 10/10 recommend to anyone and everyone I talk to.

I can't give this practice a good recommendation, unfortunately. While I was pleased with Dr…read more Holland's care from a clinical stand point, his billing practices are unethical. They have a cancellation policy which is fair and often necessary to prevent chronic cancellations, however the charge for a cancelled appointment is very steep at $125. As a patient care provider myself, I also have a cancellation policy but use appropriate judgement in enforcing it. For example, if a patient cancelled in adequate time for me to offer their appointment time to another patient, or if it was an unforeseen circumstance and they do not cancel chronically, I do not enforce the policy. I unfortunately had to cancel a Saturday morning visit once ance called Friday AM and left a message informing him of this. Later, I was billed $125 because my notice was only 22 hours in advance vs the required 24. This policy was enforced despite it being my first cancellation and arguably having adequate time to fill my now available appointment time. While this was frustrating, I did still sign the policy and can get on board with paying this fee despite how outrageous it may seem. What really got me though was a second letter with another charge for $125 for a second visit I had "not shown" for. This visit was reportedly scheduled on a weekend I had a huge event that I had been planning to attend for months and know without a doubt, I would not have scheduled an appointment during that time. So now, I was being charged the outrageous fee again, but this time for a likely clerical error with scheduling on Dr. Holland's part. Of course he does all his scheduling nonchalantly during your visit and assumingly enters the date you agreed on into his schedule when you leave. No front office staff is used to schedule. Clearly, it is highly possible for mistakes in scheduling to occur this way. Not a huge deal, unless you partake in the unethical practice of charging your patients fees for these mistakes. After multiple phone calls to Dr. Holland with less than a 50% return rate on missed calls, taking care of the matter naturally took months. At this point, I received a notice that my debt was being submitted to a collection agency. I am disgusted by this practice and would never dream of treating my patients with this amount of fraud and disrespect. If you want to avoid a nightmare, I would recommend finding somewhere else to go. Or, if you're like 90% of the population with work, kids, pets, or other obligations aside from therapy, and you think you may need to cancel at some point during your treatment, be warned about the excessive costs you may incur.

I definitely wouldn't recommend anyone go here to seek help. My therapist was Dr. Julie Kendall…read more She was an ok therapist and I feel like this office is money driven vs actually taking into account what's best for the patient. Dr. Kendall repeatedly said I should continue coming in for treatment although I wasn't able to afford it due to my insurance. I thought it was what was best and she was genuinely trying to help me but almost $1000 later, those sessions are EXTREMELY expensive, I don't feel like the sessions were very helpful and now I have this astounding amount of debt that I have to pay. I think they see people who really need the help and take advantage of the situation for their own monetary gain even if the patient can't afford it. Stay away from this place. There are far better options out there.

Mary does an amazing job with my daughter, highly recommend this practice, the entire team is…read moreprofessional and responsive.

I was recommended here at a lower point in my life. The appointments are kinda pricy but they can…read moretake my money as its changed my life for the better! Mary is so easy to talk to. I couldn't recommend this place more!

Doctor Parker is a visionary! I seen a lot of physicians in a lot of different fields of medicine…read more He is kind and most of all nonjudgmental. One day I had an emotional meltdown and he went out of his way between all of his Patients that did have appointments. All never forget that. I would recommend him to anyone.

I used to use this practice, but not anymore. This is my take: The good: The therapist I saw…read more(Deborah Mostert) was really helpful, while I was going through my divorce and getting settled in my new life. Tip: It is very busy (with many therapists) so I'd recommend getting there at least 10-15 minutes early, to wait in line to pay and check in prior to your appointment. The bad: About three months into therapy with Deborah, I started having trouble getting appointments, simply b/c her schedule was so busy. I was pretty upset and wanted to see a therapist at least once a week. They let me see a different (nice) therapist a couple times, while Deborah's schedule was packed. The problem is that once Deborah's schedule cleared out, the office staff tried hard not to let me see her again (b/c they claimed I had "switched" therapists). It was very aggravating. After fighting with the office staff (being allowed to see my original therapist once more, but being given crap about it), I just stopped going. So, in summary, the actual therapist I saw was good. The office staff / scheduling was very messy, possibly due to the number of patients and therapists (crowded!).