Been seeing Sarah for quite some time. She is good with multiple types of personalities (maybe even…read moremultiple personalities?) anyways, she is pretty awesome. Serious when she needs to be, hard and convicting when you need her to be and is real. She cares. She listens. She is a pain in my complicated ass, but that's exactly what I need. Thanks for everything Sarah.

I've been seeing Randy for probably a year now. His style of counseling is right up my alley: No bs…read moreand no coddling. I can speak directly and openly with no judgement (and sometimes I even get a laugh out of him.) Anyone who thinks he's dismissive or claims he said he can't help them obviously needs to do some introspection. If he said he can't help, I guarantee the entire statement was "I can't help you if you're unwilling to help yourself." Therapy is about wanting to be there and wanting to improve mental health. Anyone unwilling to face the ugly in their lives won't be successful in therapy, *regardless* of the therapist.

I am healing from the PTSD that I got after bringing our child here. Leslie Blevins said she was…read more100% certain of her diagnosis and recommended a year of weekly therapy to deal with non-existent problems. She was wrong about the diagnosis. She relied on outlier, skewed data without exploring an understanding of how there could be such big differences across environments. We've since discovered problems with the other environment, and our perspective of our child was validated by other third parties. Leslie Blevins was truly cruel and insensitive, but with a smile and a nice voice. She simply didn't "get" our child and she didn't take the time to do so. She doesn't understand child development and pathologized normal child behavior. After other professionals who know our child read her evaluation, they responded that it felt like it was about a completely different child. I think at the core, it's that Blevins lacks the experience and a wider, broader view of child development. She also lacks caution, especially when it comes to applying measurement tools that were developed, validated, and normed during pre-pandemic period to children growing up during a pandemic. It may be that she's somewhat incentivized to see things with the glass half empty because that means you have to pay her for costly out of network services in order to fix the non-existent problems.

From the owner: Being a parent is tough! You’ve worked hard to give your child the best. Learn how to support them…read moreemotionally and take family time to the next level! Dr. Hayward specializes in working with 2 to 9 year olds who have emotional, behavior or developmental difficulties. She performs assessments for autism, ADHD, ADD, learning disabilities, aggressive and non-compliant behavior, language and speech, depression, anxiety, and trauma concerns for children and teens.

I have been going for over a year. EXCELLENT services. The business is growing, and their health…read moreservices just get better.

Because I am an alcoholic, they didn't just deny me pain medicine but blew off all of my health…read morecomplaints ordering image after image. When it came to the actual medical tests that were necessary for my overwhelming esophageal cancer symptoms, and the lab tests that were pointing to cancer that they should have been tracking, they fell short. They even omitted important statements I made during the appointment, and lied about things they said in the appointment notes. They also diagnosed me with opioid dependance after not finding any in my urine. The tested me for substances I had no idea they were testing for. Now my cancer treatment and diagnosis have been delayed over a year because they convinced me nothing was wrong with me. Made me feel crazy for reporting symptoms. The provider was completely incompetent and if my cancer has metastasized during this year I would not be surprised.

The lab and pharmacy staff are great. Never had a bad experience. They always want to make sure…read morethings are done right and take care of the patient. Love them.

Excellent facility! Let me start off my saying i am in my 40s, solid career and in a very happy…read moremarriage. This is not some institutional setting. Feels like a fun dorm-setting with max 16 residence. I was hesitant to travel 1800 miles but I could not be more please with treatment I received for my depression and anxiety. The staff is world class. From Sherri, to Tonya, April, Matt, Cam, Cory to the compassionate nursing staff of Gabe, Kayla, Tu and Annie my care was handled with genuine love and caring. Kara the group leader is an absolute sweetheart who informs on real topics and teaches true mental health guidence, plus you get to go to The Plant Store every Thursday ( trust me it is a blast!)And i cannot forget Molly the amazing chef!!!. I will say this though, if you plan on going bring your own comforter, pillows and blankets. The beds are twin beds off the floor and not very comfortable . I actually had my husband send me a gel mattress topper and was good. Another item of note, no matter what the people in Florida tell you, you CANNOT have your phone, laptop, fan, razor or anything with a cord or battery. Some they will make you keep in a locker and can only use ( hair dryer, razor) under staff supervision. ​Smoke/vape times are weirdly staggered but you get used to it. The best part of the week is BINGO with Matt and it is an absolute blast!!! I would highly recommend this facility to anyone struggling with any mental health issue.

they do not do as they say, theyb turned there backs on my best friend and her autistic 12 yr old…read moreson after being with them for 5 years, her son got a little hard to handle and they kicked them out, when they are supposed to help and teach her how to handle him in those cituations..so they do not do what they advertise what so ever.

From the owner: LEAPS and Beyond, Inc. (LEAPS) is an Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) services company dedicated to…read moreenabling individuals diagnosed with autism spectrum disorders and other developmental disability disorders to live their lives to the fullest and reach their maximum potential. Our behavioral and educational service delivery model is thorough, and research based. We use the principals of ABA to design treatment plans around individual's needs while maintaining the compassion and respect each child requires. Our primary focus is to increase individual achievement in the areas of academic, adaptive, social, and communication skills. LEAPS believes in the advancement of positive behavior support practices and hopes to share these principles with families and communities to ensure our children play an active role in society.