So impressed with this team and the services they provided. Highly recommend. They psych np was…read morewonderful and really took the time to get to know my child before just prescribing which I think is really important. My kid also loved the groups here.

The therapists create the space for you to express whatever it is that's on your mind, and guide…read moreyour own sessions. My therapist and I focused mainly on week-to-week coping mechanisms with my impulsivity and response behavior, and it was really helpful.

I've been living down the street from this "office" location for years now and never knew it was a…read morepsych "office." There's never any cars parked in front of the house. I NEVER see people come in or out of the house, except for when the lady who lives there would come out and complain about the other neighbors. I never seen "Dr Borson" and actually have never seen a man in that house for all these years. If this is a real office, I would imagine that rude fat lady would be his staff, and she is not to kind. She seems like she hates the world and all her neighbors. I feel bad for the ones who live right next to her, she must call the cops on them all the time because I always see officers knocking up on her neighbors' doors to tell them something and leave. Stop wasting our tax money, lady!!! Whoa, I'm getting off track. Well, to sum it up, 101 Cambridge are bad neighbors and I think the office is fake. They probably just register it as an office to claim it on there taxes. I never seen "Dr Borson" or "patients." It's just a house with a rude lady. Thanks for reading.

I've been a client of Linda's for many years and through some very difficult times. I've found her…read moreto be skilled, warm, intelligent, professional and she always has her client's best interests at heart.

Dr. Avelino should have their license suspended. They refused to write a prescription for a child…read morethat's prescription refill was due, with no reason given to the parents or BSC. Clearly this child goes to CGRC because they need help and for this Dr. to not refill the prescription that this child needs to be able to psychologically function during the day in school is unacceptable. The lack of communication in the office between staff members and the follow-up to parents is devastating to the child and family that needed their help. Also if you call to try to get someone live, they keep sending you to a voicemail to leave a message and no one returns your call

I've had nothing but good experiences with my sons therapists, psychologists, and psychiatrists…read morehere. The facility has supported me every step of the way from intake thru his current supports. His therapists are always available for help should I have questions and the doctors have supported him throughout the two years since intake. Thank you to everyone here, you have all made everything a lot easier after his diagnosis.

This is a tough review to write, because it's the first experience we've had with a Partial…read moreHospitalization Program (PHP). For the uninitiated, there are multiple 'levels of care' within behavioral health treatment, from the most restrictive - Inpatient Hospitalization - to the least restrictive - routine outpatient therapy. In between you have: PHP - where you attend programming similar to Inpatient, but you return home in the evenings rather than being at the hospital 24/7. Residential Treatment (RTC) - where you go to a structured setting that supports therapeutic care as well as life skills/daily living. Intensive Outpatient (IOP), where you go to therapy 3-4 hours a day, 2-3 days a week. It's not required that you 'go through' all the different levels of care, or that you go to each of them. You can, say, discharge from Inpatient to routine outpatient, or you can step up from routine outpatient to IOP or RTC, depending on your situation. In our most recent experience, NMT admitted inpatient, stepping down to PHP, and he was sent to Horsham Clinic's Broomall, PA center. This center ONLY offers PHP services. We were not impressed. Now, NMT is not a fan of hospitalization (see my other reviews) but he does give credit where credit's due, and he felt both hospitals helped him. Not so much for Horsham. His general feeling is that first, group therapy only, no individual work. The groups are huge, 20 or so teenagers, which makes it hard to focus. Third, the counselors didn't always seem to have good control of the group, which is understandable given how many participants they had. I take it with a grain of salt, however given his past experience with honest feedback even of things he doesn't like, it's a small grain. I can only comment on what I saw. In short, I felt like my child was just another body to them. They never seemed to have a good sense of who he was and what his challenges were. Intake was great, very attentive listening. That's the best. His assigned SW didn't seem to have a sense of who he was or how he was progressing or even when they thought he should discharge - they asked us what we thought. Also, they called one day to leave an important message for me. I called back, found the entire voice mail 'unit' full so I couldn't even leave a message on another line. I called the next morning and left a message...which was never returned. Lastly, the psychiatrist did not seem to be particularly interested or understanding of him, they were writing and confirming meds only. "He seems really anxious" was met with nothing, except confirming his current dosage. It felt like he was just someone they had to move through a system. I'm sad, because I think that this could be a really great step for someone in his situation. I'm hoping first, that he never needs it, however second, if he does, that there's another program that will care about him more, have smaller groups, some individual time, and a voice mail box that doesn't fill up for every single phone in the clinic. I hope there's better out there, I really do.

I wouldn't even give them 1 star. If this is the only place you can send your child your better off…read moretaking your chances keeping them home. The staff is rude, you can not participate in your child's care, no progress updates at all, no family participation, your child is told to put their head on the desk the first 20 minutes of the day until staff gets organized. There is no individual therapy the kids are all bunched together in large groups with no structure among the staff and counselor calling the kids names and not understanding at all. The state needs to step in and shut this place down or impose heavy fines until they get themselves together.

Do NOT use this group! poor and incorrect billing/payment records. After four phone calls, nothing…read moreresolved, even with evidence of payment!

The secretary is rude . My psychiatrist didn't even know my diagnosis. The fact that there is a…read more$100 fee for missing a 15 minute appointment is outrageous. And it was because of a death in my family. I asked for a different doctor and was told it's a long wait for another Doctor either keep this one or go somewhere else . So I chose the latter. Very in compassionate. Profiting off of peoples conditions. Forgetfulness is one of my biggest symptoms that comes with my condition and still if I forget, I'm charged $100 for it. The secretary called to reschedule my appointment after only being three minutes late and the first were all her mouth was you're being charged.

I've been visiting Tiffany for a year, and she has been terrific for me. My overall mood has…read moreimproved, and I believe it is largely due to Tiffany being a great listener and giver of advice. She genuinely seems to care and wants to fit you in however she can. Tiffany is also in touch with my PCP, in the event that I need to be prescribed something, she will speak to the doctor and give her professional recommendation. Overall, I have no complaints. I've even suggested a few of my friends visit her because she's just that dope. If you're in the Drexel Hill area and you're looking for a licensed counselor, Tiffany Schneider gets my full endorsement.