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    Stephanie H Stilley, LCSW

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    Eagle View Psychiatry

    Eagle View Psychiatry

    4.6
    (10 reviews)

    Very, very concerned. I called this place for the first time…read moreon Sunday and left a lengthy message with all my information on it. It is now two days later and they did not even give me a call back or anything. When I called them right now, being the one that initiated the second call, the mail that answered had absolutely no reason why they didn't call me back. The only reason that he stated was because they don't work on Sundays. I let him know that in psychiatry, any reasonable person would think it's extremely important that they check their messages when they come in having somebody on call to do that for their patients. Supremely important is that they return phone calls. Any reasonable person in my opinion would believe that if you're dealing in psychiatry, actually somebody's life could be on the line and you don't even call them back for two days. Note that I'm not saying that that's in my case but they have no idea who I am and who the people are. They are calling for the first time. For me to witness them dropping the ball this seriously, I'll be calling somebody else that shows the importance needed to do this type of work and to take it seriously enough. I offered him more than one time to give me a good explanation on why they never called back and he was unable to do it and only apologized. In my opinion, others should realize that they did this.

    Dr. Manvir is great! From the very first session she made me feel comfortable and understood. Her…read moreapproach is compassionate, attentive, and non-judgemental. She has been proactive in providing the tools I need to be better and more in control. I would highly recommend her to anyone seeking a compassionate, skilled, and insightful psychiatrist. Also shout out to James. He is very responsive as is Dr Manvir.

    Alta California Regional Center

    Alta California Regional Center

    1.0
    (17 reviews)

    Families and consumers receiving services through Alta California Regional Center should consider…read morerequesting and reviewing the consumer's complete case file at least once each year. Based on our experience, families should also review service records, billing entries, case notes, correspondence, authorizations, and any records involving outside agencies. During our review, we identified billing entries that raised serious questions, including references to Medi-Cal waiver billing associated with dental services. We did not understand why ACRC appeared in records connected to dental services when ACRC was not the dental provider and was not directly providing the consumer's medical or dental care. We repeatedly requested a clear written explanation. After we raised these concerns with Kerrie Palmer, a manager in ACRC's Placerville office, our working relationship with ACRC deteriorated. Requests for the consumer's own case records were delayed, and some files provided through ACRC's legal department were password protected and could not initially be opened. We ultimately submitted a whistleblower report because we believed the billing questions had not been adequately addressed. We also contacted ACRC legal representatives, including Jordan Cody and Robin Black, Executive Director Lori Banales, and Pete Cervinka at the California Department of Developmental Services. These contacts were intended to obtain records, clarification, and an independent review. Despite these requests, we did not receive a complete written explanation that resolved our concerns. Families should also be cautious and keep detailed documentation when filing complaints. After we began requesting records and raising billing and service concerns, ACRC made reports to law enforcement and Adult Protective Services. We disputed significant portions of those reports and provided the sheriff's department with records and a detailed timeline explaining the billing and service issues we had raised. During the same general period, the consumer experienced repeated missed pickups and interruptions in services from InAlliance. We repeatedly asked ACRC to explain how the consumer's Individual Program Plan would be followed and what backup services would be provided. In our view, those questions were not adequately answered. We are particularly concerned about the pattern and timing of events: records and billing questions were raised, complaints were filed, outside agencies were contacted, and the consumer's services were then repeatedly disrupted. We cannot state what motivated each action, but the sequence created the appearance that complaint and reporting systems were being used against the consumer and her representative rather than to resolve the underlying concerns. My recommendation to other families is to: * Request the complete case file regularly. * Save every email, IPP, notice, service record, billing record, and case note. * Ask for explanations in writing. * Document missed services and transportation failures. * Carefully review any APS or law-enforcement report for inaccuracies. * Consult an advocate or attorney before making serious allegations. * Escalate unresolved concerns to DDS or another appropriate oversight agency. This review reflects our family's experience and our interpretation of the records and timeline. ACRC may dispute our conclusions, but families should still be vigilant, request documentation, and independently verify whether the services and billing associated with their loved one are accurate.

    Service coordinators talk horribly about families of the people they're supposed to serve. There is…read moreoversite. They pay for services for a client that the client isn't actually getting. The service coordinators allow fraud and abuse and when you try to report it, they don't report it and hope you'll shut up and go away. They purposely try to keep family away from the client so they have full control of them and their money. Money is what this is all about, not the genuine wellbeing of their clients. Beware

    Danielle Wood, LCSW - Actualized Self Psychotherapy

    Danielle Wood, LCSW - Actualized Self Psychotherapy

    4.6
    (9 reviews)

    Danielle stood with me in the darkest chapters of my life--moments that stripped everything down to…read moresurvival. I had just moved to California from Connecticut, leaving behind everything familiar and knowing no one. There were times I could not see a future for myself, times when the weight of everything felt final. She met me there--a literal stranger in every sense--without hesitation, without judgment, and without ever turning away. What she offered wasn't surface-level support. It was steady, deliberate, and deeply human. She didn't just listen--she understood. She didn't just respond--she guided with precision and care. And somehow, in the middle of everything that felt irreparably broken, in a place where I had no roots and no safety net, she helped me begin to rebuild something solid. Her consistency anchored me when I was unmoored--not just emotionally, but geographically, completely adrift. Her clarity cut through the fog when I couldn't see beyond the next hour. But more than anything, her presence reminded me that I was worth showing up for--that my life still held meaning even when I couldn't feel it myself, even when I was alone in a new state with no one else to turn to. She created a space where I could be honest without fear, where I could fall apart without being dismissed, and where I could slowly, painfully, courageously find my way back to myself. Not to who I was before--that person was gone--but to someone who could carry what had happened and still choose to live a good life. There are therapists who help you manage. Danielle does more than that. She helps you confront what feels impossible and walk through it without losing yourself in the process. She doesn't do the work for you--but she makes absolutely certain you're never facing it alone. And when you truly are alone, when you've left everything behind and are starting over in unfamiliar territory, that certainty becomes everything. I'm writing this as someone whose life is still here because of her. That's not exaggeration. She pulled me back from what felt like an ending. Not a figure of speech. The truth--plain, stark, and impossible to overstate. Thank you, Danielle.

    I am a huge believer in therapy and self discovery, and historically only sought therapy in…read moreresponse to crisis. I found Danielle when deciding that it would be helpful to go for mental health maintenance. Throughout the several years that I've been blessed to have her in my corner, she's challenged me to heal even further, and often times when I least expect it. Danielle is so inquisitive and helpful in guiding me to my own answers...she helps to keep me on track when I don't necessarily realize I'm veering. If you want a therapist who is engaged and willing to meet you where you are, I can't recommend her enough. The work with her is powerful when you show up ready to dig in

    Donna Reed, LMFT

    Donna Reed, LMFT

    3.4
    (5 reviews)

    This counselor showed a definite prejudice toward members of the police force having at a previous…read moretime counseled numerous members. This seemed to taint her counseling of my marriage. My husband had carried on an affair on line, and via hundreds of text messages and numerous phone calls, for over 5 months. While in counseling, Ms. Reed told him he did not "really" have an affair and did not need to apologize to me for any of it. Also at this same time, I found out my husband had kept in touch with a previous relationship for over 8 years while I was under the definite belief that he had ended this relationship prior to our wedding. Ms. Reed once again told him he did not need to apologize for this either. We were separated for a little over a year when he finally moved back in. A few months passed by before he let me know that he had an additional one time affair with someone he met that had car trouble on the side of a freeway. He slept with her later that night when he got off work. Of course having been counseled by Ms. Donna Reed, he just figured he did not need to tell me about this affair or apologize for it. I knew from all my counseling that these did constitute "cheating" - and if you research this you too will find that the on-line affair and the other long kept relationship both constitute emotional affairs and are far more damaging to a marriage than the more simple physical/sexual affair. To this day our marriage suffers from Donna Reed's unprofessional and ignorant counseling. Amends have never been made, forgiveness has not been accomplished, and our marriage is stagnant. We have absolutely no romantic life and are merely roommates with the last name and binding fences around us. It is a miserable way to live, but unfortunately in Obama's present economy, we are unable to divorce. I will finish this review when I have more time, however this is good for now - at least you have been forewarned. Note: My husband does take care of my medical needs, however if I had it to do all over, I would have dropped Ms. Reed like a hot potato and made sure we saw someone else who kept up with the current times! Maybe our marriage would have moved past this miserable existence......I believe it would have.

    Donna came highly recommended to me by a dear friend who lost her mother and needed grief…read morecounseling. After seeing three duds, she finally found Donna, who clearly listened to her and helped her manage and accept her feelings during such a devastating time. Personally, I visited Donna for personal growth as well as relationship counseling. Both aspects are thriving and it's been years since I've seen her. She taught me about baggage and how it affects relationships, as well as many other valuable tools. I believe that Donna is a very skilled and, well, gifted therapist. She helped me see things about myself through self discovery, rather than textbook regurgitation. I have recommended many friends and family to Donna and some still see her. I first started seeing her about eight years ago and I have some friends/colleagues who continue to see her and are very happy with her work. I highly recommend Donna Reed. She is down to earth, relatable, highly competent, and just plain easy to talk to.

    Crosstown Psychology

    Crosstown Psychology

    5.0
    (4 reviews)

    Dr Joslin is amazing. Highly recommend. She takes her time getting to know you. Provides…read moreprofessional support while also treating you like a human being and fosters relationship building. She definitely does a tremendous job listening and adjusting to needs. I've also observed the way she interacts with the associates and peers and she definitely has great people skills.

    I highly recommend my colleague Rachel. She is an insightful, wise, and deeply compassionate…read moretherapist. She creates a warm and inviting space where clients feel heard, supported, and safe to show up authentically. Her ability to listen with empathy, foster trust, and offer the gift of presence allows clients to feel genuinely cared for and understood. She is EMDR and Brainspotting-trained and is deeply committed to ongoing growth and learning in order to provide the highest quality trauma-informed care possible. I greatly admire her dedication to evidence-based interventions, ethical practice, and lifelong learning as she continually seeks to deepen her knowledge and better support her clients. Beyond her clinical skills, she embodies a strong sense of integrity, humility, and compassion that reflects her Godly character in the way she cares for others. She leads with kindness, wisdom, and authenticity, and her heart for helping people is evident in every interaction. Her genuineness, insight, and warm presence make her an exceptional therapist and trusted support for those she works with.

    Stephanie H Stilley, LCSW - mediators - Updated August 2026

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