I've been seeing Lynette off and on for 2 years since my son died. I don't think I could have…read moresurvived the loss of him without her help. We have done some EMDR sessions which I've found very effective with some of the PTSD type stuff I have around losing my son and other trauma in my life. I have found Lynette to be kind, compassionate and insightful. I'm especially grateful for the help she gave me in this last round of sessions to help me with some real dysfunctional family members that I had to deal with in court. She (and the EMDR therapy) helped me to be able to deal with them with dignity and without reacting angrily to their insanity. She has always helped me to see the truth(even if uncomfortable) and to get into a real solution for whatever problem I've come to her with. I highly recommend Lynette to anyone who needs help getting sorted out.

I found Lynette about 3 years ago when I was looking for a therapist. Its a bit frightening…read morelooking for a professional to share your most intimate stories with in hopes of relief and advice. I was thankful to find her and felt comfortable quickly in our patient/therapy relationship. Over the past few years she has given me so many tools to work with, life skills, support, kindness, honesty, a better understanding of who I AM and how I came to be who I am. She has taught me to love myself and stand up for myself. She has taught me so much and continues to. I find her easy to talk to. I find her funny and very personable. She listens with her heart and head and I feel that she directs or helps the same. If you're looking for a warm, honest, no bs therapist that you can open up to without judgement, I suggest Lynette. I have referred a few people to her over the years and they too have been happy with her services. It isn't always easy to find a good patient/therapy "fit", I know this from personal experience, but for me, I am thankful often that I chose her from the list of therapists provided to me by my insurance company. She has truly and lovingly helped me grow and blossom as a human being and a woman.

I called two weeks ago and never got a response. I seen reviews on other pages showing she isnt…read morereliable on scheduling and calling back.

Terri was my first experience with a therapist, which I decided to try because I had six free…read moresessions through my employer. She was late to every appointment except the first appointment, and at one point so late during one session that I left after 30 minutes of waiting without ever seeing another living soul as I sat in her waiting room. After that, she later called me, apologizing and asking for another chance, and when I agreed to give it another go, she was unable to find my paperwork during the actual session, and we spent the 35 minutes (because she was running behind again, so I didn't get the full hour) rehashing the basics that she should have already known. At the end of that appointment, I agreed to make one last appointment since my EAP coverage provided as much, but her paper calendar was not set up far enough to book an appointment, so she said she'd call me to set up a time once she worked it all out. She never called. Sorry, Terri. She is a sweet, sweet woman and a wonderful soul, but I don't think that automatically makes her a great therapist.

I have worked with Deb for nearly 2 years and I am here to report that she has changed my life for…read morethe better! I have struggled with depression and anxiety throughout my life and have tried multiple therapists with no success. Deb and I discussed my goals and then dove right into it. She gave me simple and easy to use tools to start taking better care of myself. It was clear that I had been carrying childhood trauma with me which led Deb to suggest I consider EMDR treatment. We dove deep into my most traumatic memories and I learned to disassociate my emotional connection to them which was incredibly difficult but ultimately rewarding. I could go on and on about how helpful this has been. Some sessions were deep and healing but sometimes I preferred to talk about work and Deb would act more like a life coach and mentor. If you are thinking about therapy, I highly recommend giving Deb a call!

Deborah Cohen has deep knowledge with limited skill applying it. Practices cookie-cutter therapy…read morewith scant genuine connection. More business than empathy. Poor continuity between sessions and poor follow-up. Rigidly expensive despite professing a sliding scale. Waste of time, waste of money, waste of hope.

I have known Felicia professionally since 2014. She is one of the most compassionate and self…read morehonest people I know. She practices unconditional positive regard with all of her clients. Felicia is strengths based and is able to keenly identify the unique positive aspects of each client and assists them in using their strengths to overcome their challenges. I highly recommend Felicia as a therapist. Kathleen Bishop, LCSW

Felicia is an amazing therapist!! Has excellent insight, is extremely thoughtful in her answers,…read moreand really helps the individual find the best solution to the situation. I have really appreciated the work I have done with her! I would absolutely recommend Felicia!!!!

My experience with her was very disappointing. She comes across as cold and forgetful, and it seems…read morelike she's more focused on making money than actually providing real help. Agree with prior reviews. Sessions are drawn out just to increase billing, under the guise of 'care'. She believes to specialize in helping nurses, but her years of experience have made her believing she's the best therapist out there, This is far from true. If you work in healthcare I would recommend looking elsewhere. There are much better options....stay away from her practice.

Ms. Francine is very easy to talked to. At first i was very worried and skeptical about the…read moretreatment, but after my 1st session with her , i feel so comfortable and secured. Shes not all about money kinda therapist.!!! She also very upfront about everything. I am very blessed to have her as my therapist to help me heal and do better for my self mentally. Highly recommend her 100%

Rebecca is awesome. She's well educated, compassionate and easy going. She's always been flexible…read moreand accommodating with me. Her therapy dog, Astro, is a rockstar of course. If you're looking up mental health clinics right now, well done. Don't be afraid to get the help you need. I think Rebecca really succeeds in providing a safe space to identify and improve upon whatever you need to work on, and she has several ways in which she can cater the care she is providing to ensure that you are able to make progress in whatever way is best for you. I absolutely recommend Mankowski Mental Health!

Finding the best therapist for any individual is as difficult as finding the right partner, most…read moredon't work out and some can even traumatize you. Rebecca is authentic; has a wonderfully dry sense of humor; is super sharp, extremely knowledgeable, and genuinely empathetic. However, she is also not going to be the right therapist for everyone. She might be for you, she definitely was for me. I made so much progress with her, and I have been in therapy on and off for over 30 years. The person I had seen before her, there was probably about a four year gap between the two, had actually been a terrible therapist and really traumatized me. I thought I would never go to anyone after him, but when I found myself in a toxic work environment and in a new town with no support system, I had to find someone. I am so glad I found Rebecca. She helped me get through it and I actually grew a lot and came to understand my behavior and responses much better than I had before. My recommendation is that if you are struggling with PTSD, anger, or anxiety issues, her methodology will be useful. As another reviewer pointed out, she may not be the person if you cancel appointments at the last minute, so if that is what you need to do, you will probably want to find someone else. I am habitually late, and she put up with me and while I never felt judged exactly, I don't think she thought I was awesome at being on time and it probably annoyed her. She holds us accountable for our behavior, and that seems reasonable. We aren't paying her to be our friend, we are asking her to help us navigate through life's challenges. She does that honestly and I think with compassion as well. I never felt judged by her at all for the things I have done or said or been through. She is not like that. I think that is very important to understand, because that is where it matters most. She works very hard between being a college professor and a therapist, so her time is valuable and should be respected by her clients, even when we are going through hard times. What I can say about Rebecca is that she will make time for you when you need her, she has done it for me and I have seen her do it for others. She shows up and she is present. Rebecca is an intellectual and insatiably curious, and I would say she is an achiever, she is goal focused. That is not for everyone, but if you want to set goals, if you want structure, she is right there to help you build the framework and help you move forward. Sometimes we need hand holding, and she has done that for me too, but what she does better than any therapist I have had before is helped me move through emotions that prevented me from staying stuck. My best advice for anyone seeking therapy, after dozens of experiences, is that while a person might be good for you they might not be good for your neighbor or vice versa. Of all my therapists I can only count two that were actually good for me. Rebecca is one of them. That being said, listen to your instinct when choosing a therapist, and notice if it doesn't seem right. A bad therapist, like a bad partner, can do a ton of damage. I feel extremely confident saying that even if she is not the right fit for someone, Rebecca is not a bad therapist. She knows what she is doing and is an excellent therapist, whether she is the therapist for you depends on what you need. Either way, I trust her. I don't trust that many people, but I trust her. Also, her dog Astro is amazing. So, if you like dogs, he is one of those super adoring, sweetheart dogs that make you feel all warm and fuzzy.

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

Been a patient there for 9 months. Daren is very patient and caring. Hassan, the office manager is…read morevery responsible and organized! Glad the team is expanding and we actually started our couple therapy session with another LMFT, Edward and he is great too! Highly recommend and wish to accept more insurance plans!

I called them three days ago about scheduling an appointment. It took them two full days to get…read moreback to me and they got back to me by text. They didn't have the courtesy to call me back. All the text said was that I had to fill out a form. The only problem is they didn't send me a link or the form itself. Then a day later I got a text asking what kind of insurance do you have? When I told them what I had, they said, we're not taking new patients with that insurance. Even though they are listed on my insurances webpage as taking new patients. Pretty poor customer service.