Susan is a really nice woman she seems like she is very reserved. I would assume most therapists…read moreand counselors don't like to answer any questions about their private lives,not even whether or not they're married, she totally gives off this vibe. Signed up for couples counseling,my spouse and myself were having some troubles communicating and we needed urgent assistance. she gave us a a printed copy of a communication meter and some suggestions and literature to read. My employer offers 5 free sessions to any counselor each year for personal, couples counseling ,or family counseling,this is how I found her. She was able to get us in really quickly. From the beginning, I thought she understood that we were seeking couples counseling but it did seem like a lot of the time she was asking me about how I felt and it didn't feel like a couples counseling. I felt like a lot of the questions were about me and my background and how I grew up versus inquiring about him to to gain more of a perspective, so I believe we went to three sessions and on the third one it felt like there wasn't really anything to talk about and I believe we even ended the 3rd session 15 minutes early. There was also a few times that there was an strange silence and I felt the need to talk randomly because she just sat there with a smile on her face, nodding in silence. I think I would have expected more of a neutral kind of counselor versus everything being about me because the sessions were through my employer. So that's kind of how I felt. Maybe her Services just for not for us. She did give us a few suggestions on some books we may consider picking up but I still have two free sessions left for this year but I think we would go with someone else in the future

Jody is a great therapist, very knowledgeable and easy to work with. This is my second time working…read morewith Jody for a different injury, shoulder this time, (ankle previously) and I would definitely recommend her.

There aren't enough stars to give Jody. She totally transformed my option of physical therapy. I've…read morecompleted various physical therapy regimens over the years at the chain-like PT clinics. Sessions with Jody don't even compare; she works with you for the entire session versus other clinics where you're basically given some exercises and then you perform them on your own with an occasional check-in from an assistant. You literally get what you pay for with Jody and the difference is incredible. I'll never visit a PT chain again now that I've been to Dexter Physical Therapy. Give her a try to see the drastic difference in service levels!

Wendy is a skilled couples therapist. She helped us manage conflict, heal old wounds, and learn to…read morecommunicate in more productive ways. We are much more connected and satisfied in our marriage. It's been some time since finishing our work, and the changes she helped us make have stuck (but in a good way).

Really unprofessional. Insists that she's the only therapist in Seattle who understands disability,…read morebut is definitely not qualified to deal with transitions into living with a visible disability. I have full paralysis of one arm following a serious accident. The injury is in the spinal cord so it's irreversible. When I saw Wendy it was about 10 months post-accident and four months after being out of bed following a series of surgeries. My primary focus at that time was adapting to the changes and getting my life back, but a wrench was thrown into those works and I went to Wendy for support and solutions. She accused me of faking or exaggerating my disability for attention; lying about being married (this was profoundly bizarre); and desperately needing DBT when really what I needed was professional intervention and a legal advocate. The two sessions I had with Wendy were surreal. She was inappropriately fixated on my hair and what I was wearing, and made uncomfortable comments about my appearance, my disability, and my experiences. She demanded full records from my regular therapist (who actually did help a great deal with transitioning into disability) in a non-HIPAA compliant format and expressed anger when my therapist wasn't willing to engage. Her communication with the other therapist was not appropriate or secure and at the time I was encouraged to file a complaint with the state. I regret not doing this. If you are a woman, in an unsafe marriage, or living with a disability: please avoid Wendy. Her personal pathologies are splayed all over her work and, as the other woman reviewing her has said, the result is damage to the patient.

I have been a client here since 2021, and the quality of care has drastically gone down. I cannot…read moreget a hold of my prescriber to save my life, and have to go through periods each month without my medication. It shouldn't be this hard to get a refill on my medication--thats why I come here for services! If you're cool with prescribers that don't respond to your messages and requests for refills, maybe come here (sarcasm). I would have recommended Grey Matters to others in the past, but at this point I can't find a new team fast enough. I'll be meeting with new providers to support me with my medication management. If I could 0 stars, I would! Which is such a bummer, given that I've worked with this team for a while.

I found the Grey Matters clinic to be professional and overall would highly recommend it. I have…read moreused Yelp a lot, but have only commented/rated very few organizations and firmly believe Grey Matters is solid and helped me.

I've found multiple providers through Mindful Therapy Group; with very specialized care, I've…read morereceived incredible care from very thoughtful healers, often using MFG for admin support for their small businesses, so I feel they're empowered to empower me as I walkthrough this treacherous society.

The provider was nice but I would not trust him to diagnose people. He was also a negligent…read moreprescriber because he didn't mention side effects. I've found a new provider somewhere else and I wouldn't have complained but I was billed suddenly. I was going to pay on the first but they took the money from my account less than a week after notifying me there was a bill. My insurance covered a lot of my initial appointment but they charged 500 dollars and I had to pay almost 200 very suddenly. When you sign up, they don't tell you they'll do this on the site. I gave my card information to cover co-pays but didn't expect to get this sudden charge. Also, he barely talked to me for 30 minutes, prescribed me medicine without telling me the side effects, and then I was charged over 500 for an hour. At the next appointment when I said I was having side effects, he dismissed them. Be very careful going here for mental health care. If you have other options, go there. Keep looking around. This place is full of red flags.

Sea Pines PT is an absolute West Seattle treasure! I have had nothing but an incredible experience…read moreat Sea Pines! Julia is my PT that I frequently see on a regular basis. She is absolutely amazing. She is very caring, authentic, and very knowledgeable. She has been helping me with some issues with my feet, and I have seen a lot of improvement since I started seeing her. I have a ways to go, but she has drastically helped. I have also seen other staff at Sea Pines who are also amazing and knowledgeable. Carly and the administrative staff are also very helpful and help to provide a good experience. They are caring and very knowledgeable about insurance, billing, appointment management, etc. I have seen Julia at both the clinic location and the West Seattle Health club location. The clinic is a very minimalist space but also modern. I love the vibe and decor of the space. I highly recommend Sea Pines for your physical therapy needs and I can't say anything but good things about Sea Pines!

Jacob has been great. Helpful, responsive. Office staff are easy to work with. Highly recommend.read more

This is long overdue. I chose Biojunction after having my ACL replaced/repaired. It was during…read morethe height of the pandemic and they were very accommodating as scheduling during those times were month plus out bookings which isn't what you need to hear after having surgery and being told that PT was important to recuperating properly. I had the pleasure of working with Dan the majority of the time. Dan was so easy to talk to and make my sessions something to look forward to. As someone who isn't great at small talk, I was always at ease around Dan and found myself laughing on a regular basis. The few times I was unable to book with Dan I worked with Lisa. Very friendly and insightful.

Very unprofessional as a business who is supposed to help you with physical therapy and build back…read moreyour strength they seem to have no regard for the client and workers seem like they are just there to get paid and not focus on client progress and building back strength , HIGHLY DO NOT RECOMMENDED This location !!

Highly recommended! Iatros Therapy is located inside Park Place Assisted Living, but is a separate…read morebusiness. Don is very friendly and helpful, and Christin is a wonderful physical therapist; she really knows her stuff and has a magic touch to make the pain go away.

Iatros Therapy is located on the second floor of the Park Place Assisted Living facility, and most…read moreclients are Park Place residents. I have been referred to Iatros on several occasions for different reasons and for varying lengths of time. Kristin, the physical therapist, is a skilled and caring professional. I always feel much better after my PT sessions with Kristin. Highly recommended.