I went here when I was at a dark spot in my life. I really needed help and I had such a negative…read moreexperience I haven't been back to another therapist yet. He just wanted to address everything by the book instead of just listening to me as a human. Instead of helping me through my struggles in life (separation issues at the time) he felt the need to impose judgement on me and has no problem throwing in his opinion on my court case. Another big issue was that he did his own billing so even though I wanted to pay what insurance wasn't paying, he kept being extremely frustrated with me about that while also never asking how I was doing. I hope to get the nerve back up to go see someone else one day who may help me.

Great counselor, excellent listener, good recommendations. Seemed flexible. Memorable positive…read moreimpact.

I cannot say enough kind words or praise to do Andrea Ciafardini justice…read more Everyone I know who has worked with her has unanimously declared that she has helped transform their life. The predominant technique she employs is called EPT, or Emotional Polarity Technique. The basic concept is that "your thoughts and emotions are inseparably linked. In an attempt to deal with the avalanche of stress in your life, your mind stores excess negative emotional energy in your body." The key is to discover these negative emotions and release them, opening up the body's natural pathways for healthy response to life stimuli. While this may sound a bit ethereal on the surface, there actually is a lot of detailed scientific information explaining this process. The body contains 72 thousand energy pathways called neuropathways or neuropeptide channels. These pathways connect our subconscious mind and relay information from the body to the mind. When our physical self experiences a trauma or an experience which it identifies as fear inducing, that channel is in essence solidified as a memory. For example, if you place your hand on the hot stove, the channel in place makes sure you never do that again. In much the same way, if you experience an interaction with a person who traumatized you, you would also solidify that channel. The net result is that you are highly resistant to similar interactions in the future. Perception then, has a strangle hold over our emotions. What we perceive at that moment is then carried forward as a truth and locked into the subconscious to "protect" ourselves. Since the subconscious mind is timeless, if feels as though those past traumas are all presently relevant. If you wish to dissipate this harmful structure, in order to remove the perceived threat, you need to raise your vibration. EPT practice does just this. At the same time, attention is given to altering the perception, both due to the removal of the negative pathways and through conscious intention: intercepting the negative thoughts and replacing them with healthy ones. All this being said, it's not just the practice itself that is so powerful and effective, it really comes down to Andrea herself, and her ability to get to the root and carefully pulling it out, freeing you to an entire world of exciting possibilities that previously appeared closed to you. She works also with a network of other holistic practitioners who practice muscular trauma release therapy, allergy resistance treatment, healing whole food supplements, meditation practice, etc. If you ever felt like you were being held back in your life from your true potential, or that you can't seem to effectively do the things you want, or you can't seem to let go of things from the past, you owe it to yourself to call and inquire about her services.

Leah is one of the best therapist I have ever worked with. She has a very calm, relaxing demeanor…read moreand she asks some very thought provoking and in depth questions to get you thinking. She has given me excellent guidance and she is very flexible. If no one is after me, she will not cut me off because my hour is up. Her office is in a historic 1815 building in beautiful, quaint, downtown Milford. Free parking is on both sides of the street in front of the building and a lot in the back. Many nice restaurants and shopping all around. When you enter, there is a reception room that reminds me of a living room with soft music playing and comfy chairs. There are magazines on the table and a fireplace with candles against the wall. When she is ready she comes down to get you and you walk up a flight of stairs to a large room where I guess she holds group counseling sessions, and then she takes you into her office. Natural lighting and earthy artwork makes the room very comfortable. I love her approach, she makes it individualized based on your needs. She specializes in everything from depression and anxiety to same sex couples, grief, personal growth, abuse, trauma, family issues, spirituality and even play therapy for kids. She will work with you on payment options too. She does not take credit cards so she let me go without paying for a month, even though I saw her every week, just so I could wait for my insurance to send me a check from my HSA account since I had a deductible to meet. She takes almost all insurance though. I have recommended her to many people and every one is very pleased.

I concur with Courtney, excellent counselor and I would highly recommend to anyone and everyone. I…read morehave experience so I know a good counselor when I find one. So glad we found this lovely lady!

Jackie Holford is awesome! When I first arrived she had obviously studied all the information I'd…read moresent in. Very friendly and helpful.

I have an occupational background within the health and wellness community. I've experienced…read moremultiple behavioral institutes, psychiatrists, and therapists via work and personal health. With that being said, it's still easy for me to say, without a doubt, The Cincinnati Anxiety Center is by far the best behavioral health group I've ever come across. In my opinion, The Cincinnati Anxiety Center offers the most innovative and trustworthy therapy avaiable for mental health across the board, for adults and children alike. Truly a place that goes above and beyond your stereotypical therapy to bring you and/or your loved ones a personalized plan. A plan that communicates trust, care and hope. The Cincinnati Anxiety Center is also multifaceted based on their client's needs. They utilize only the best and clinically approved, state-of-the-art technology. And I could probably write a book about evening they have to offer, but go ahead and just look them up online to find out all of their services. Mostly, for me, they care. Not a marketing "we care about you," but care as a person who understands your pain. For me, even after missing appointments, I was never shamed. Never has my therapist given up on me. I've even been given a house call and meeting up outside their office, upon my approval, after having difficulty making appointments. They are there for YOU. One personal reflection I remember... It was a rough day. I only wanted to go to bed, but I when I got to my appointment, my therapist held out a nitendo switch controller and said "Let's see those Fifa skills." I have no gaming skills, so I didn't fare well, but I laughed. I mean really laughed! And it was the right medicine. I laughed more than I had for weeks. The Cincinnati Anxiety Center is superior not only because of their generous therapeutic options, great results and are an amazing group of people, but also it's the small things. Things like noticing when you just need to take a break and laugh.

Irene is a wealth of knowledge on PTSD. Very educated on best practice. She is genuinely concerned…read morefor her patients well being. I highly recommend her.

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I have been seeing David Katkin since I was about 15 I'm now 21, at first I was skeptical since…read moremost therapists didn't click with me, David helped in every variety of issues I had, he is very blunt and honest and that's exactly what everyone needs in a therapist and psychologist.

I'm very happy with the quality of care I have received. Dave Katkin combines professional…read moreexpertise with honest communication delivered with care. The reviews are skewed, mostly by one very unhappy individual. I hope she finds peace and the help she needs.

There are a couple of therapists at this location. June is a supervisory LISW, and she's real funny…read moreand down to earth. Check out her website and see if she might be a fit. I'm hoping she gets me mentally well while encouraging the growth of my T-shirt collection.