Absolutely top notch! I was so impressed with their professional staff and they made me feel so…read morewelcome. I've been going to see my therapist for a while now and feel so grateful to have found her.

One of the best decisions I've made in my life was to visit Nora Mental Health. Staff was amazing…read moreand made me feel comfortable. I was able to leave the building with a smile and as if a load was taken off my back. So grateful for what the team there is doing I'll be back for sure.

Jeff is an incredible therapist and extremely professional. I have been doing neurofeedback therapy…read morefor a few months and have seen incredible results. He specializes in anxiety, depression and so many other things. He is upfront and knows what he is doing and what he can do to help in any situation. I would definitely recommend NeuroLab.

I have been to several therapists throughout my life. I was not happy with my experience with Jeff…read moreHorton, unfortunately. After writing a long intake before my appointment explaining my history of physical abuse he did not read it. During my initial appointment I said something about being tired and hoping I didn't fall asleep. He then pretended to punch me. It was weird and unprofessional. He then made jokes at the expense of his wonderful assistant Judy. She is in her 70's and he was saying things about her being a stripper, etc. I loved Judy but Jeff just did not sit well with me. I've found another neurofeedback practitioner and have asked for my money back from Jeff. He will not do so. It's so hard to go to a new therapist in the first place. My experience was not great.

After more than half a dozen other therapists over multiple years with no success, my child finally…read morefound someone to connect with and made progress thanks to David Zane and Counseling Associates of Utah. We went from watching hopelessly as our child spiraled downward to seeing noticeable and appreciable improvements. My wife and I couldn't be more grateful for the excellent care our child received, and the chance we now see for them to have a better future than we previously anticipated. We can't recommend Counseling Associates of Utah highly enough.

I went to Phoenix for Trauma Recovery, only lasted 1 day. During my initial assessment Lindsi said…read morethey separate their groups into males and females. I was excited to hear it; that was going to be my first question because it's important to me. Studies show women participate more and heal more deeply, in women only groups. Lindsi and I talked about how important that is. She made several statements that she "gets it". I started a week later, to discover about half my group is men. When asked about it, Lindsi, who had been previously super responsive, didn't respond at all. It took 3 texts, and needing to talk before group, that got her to responded; saying 'sorry for the confusion, call the front desk and they'll explain'. The front desk explained their groups have never been separated by sex. It's clear, Lindsi lied. That was also my last day at Phoenix; neither Lindsi nor anyone else, attempted to make contact with me. I know a lot of IOPs lie to get people enrolled. They expect us to quietly deal, to put up with it; especially the trauma victims. We tend to not advocate for ourselves and they take advantage of that. There should be severe repercussions for such behavior. I was an admitted patient, they have an ethical responsibility to at least refer me to another program. Since they made zero contact, they failed at this as well. I saw a few things during my one day that weren't very "trauma informed". Like forcing a woman to move her chair back from a place she felt more comfortable (she was just 2' back). A male patient that was hyper-focused (stalker style) on talking to a female patient who was obviously trying to walk away. And, they lied about not being able to email me forms, yet I signed a document that said I agree, those same forms are just as valid if transmitted by email. Another oddball thing, during my assessment, Lindsi noticed a similarly in the name of my street and hers. She then told me the name of the street she lives on, the city, her mother's street name, that her mother lives in the same neighborhood, and the name of her elementary school. What!?! That's not a good idea, we're strangers. We need to hold places like Phoenix to account, or they'll re-traumatize their own patients. I plan to file a complaint with the Utah Dept. of Health and Human Services, and encourage anyone else with complaints to do the same. (Phone: (801) 538-4242, Email: dlbc@utah.gov, Mailing Address: 195 North 1950 West Salt Lake City, Utah 84116)

The phoenix has been great for me, the therapist Nick has been the best I've ever had. If this is…read moreyour first time thinking of a treatment center then I would recommend here(:

Rachael is one of the best therapist I know and I highly recommend her. She is not only…read moreprofessional but so down to earth and compassionate. She utilizes EMDR and Internal Family Systems in her work with clients which there is a demand for treating trauma. If you're looking for a therapist that makes you feel seen, heard, and safe---- she's the one.

Rachael is wonderful. She's very professional and gives great feedback and her schedule is fairly…read moreflexible. I love that she takes the full 60 mins, instead of the regular 50 most therapists do. She also gives great "homework" and gives advice about things to work on. Overall, I absolutely recommend her. I already have recommended her to many people I know.

Natalie is such an exceptional and talented therapist. She has such a capacity to hold space for…read morepeople's pain and emotions. Everyone I've sent her way has always given me positive feedback and shared with me how they've see such a noticeable and positive impact in their lives, after working with her. Highly recommend!

Julie stout changed my life ! I was in a bad place in my life before going to see her. I was…read moresuicidal , my marriage was falling apart, I was trying to please everyone around me but myself , and I was overall miserable I felt hopeless. Julie made me feel completely at home from the first day I sat down and talked with her. Over time she became more than just a therapist she became a friend. I was very apprehensive about therapy before I went to see her but I'm so happy I did. She is amazing at what she does and therapy became something I looked forward too and couldn't wait to discuss my progress with her. I'm sad to say I won't be needing to see her anymore because she helped me so much that I don't need therapy anymore for the time being. I would give 100 stars if that were possible ! Go see her you won't be disappointed!

Worst therapist!!!! She did not think it was important that i had just had to go to another state…read morefind my homeless brother to tell him his 9 year old child had died in an accident. She did not really care about this at all nor did she think this might be a cause of sadness. This woman response to my husband continuing intercourse while i sobbed (not ever a normal response for me) was to address his feelings. And told me that sex can stimulate all sorts of emotions. I begged her to never counsel rape victims.

Ashley is a wonderful person to work with. I could immediately feel the passion for what she does…read morewith Creative Life Counseling and her clients. Counseling needs met, feeling awesome!

I am going to be moving to Salt Lake City and I am in the process of finding a therapist. I am…read morescheduling appointments with a few different therapists to find the right one, and I scheduled an appointment with Lisa Croudy. I also wanted to schedule an appointment with Sara White, who is also at Creative Life Counseling. I didn't hear back from them for a few days, so I called and left a brief message asking them to please return my call. The receptionist called me back and proceeded to tell me that I could not make an appointment with two people at their practice because they would be "competing for my business." In my opinion therapists shouldn't treat patients as customers, they should treat them as people they genuinely want to help. They shouldn't compete for a patient, they should do what they think is best for the patient even when what's best for them is going to a different therapist. I continued to ask the receptionist questions about this because I found this odd, and then all of a sudden the receptionist became abrasive, disrespectful, and completely unprofessional. She cancelled the appointment I had with Lisa Croudy, told me to go somewhere else for my therapy, and hung up on me. I am utterly and completely appalled and disgusted with the receptionist's behavior. To speak to someone seeking mental health counseling like that is incredibly dangerous. And furthermore, how do you expect to gain new clients when you have someone like that taking your appointments? If you're so concerned with getting "business," that is the completely opposite way to go about it. I am thoroughly disgusted with this practice. I do not recommend anyone even attempt to seek counseling from them if this is the kind of "business" they run. I come from the mindset that one should never treat someone with that much disrespect, especially when they are reaching out for help.