Like any service, it's all about finding the right provider. I've seen two counselors at Great Oaks…read moreand a nurse practitioner over the past few years and had good experiences with all of them. Their providers all have bios on the website so you can try to discern who may be right for you. I originally went to Great Oaks to get an appointment with the psychologist but she books out about 4 months in advance so I ended up seeing the nurse practitioner (who met all my needs just fine). Maria at the front desk is friendly and professional. If you go to the office with any regularity she'll learn your name. Great Oaks is in the same building as Don Bacon's office at the moment. The building is currently undergoing renovations but most offices seem to be open. My main gripe is the quality of the bathrooms (super outdated and dirty looking stalls, toilets, sinks, and dryers) which I'm hoping will improve with the renovations.

Laurie is an absolutely amazing therapis. She has helped me get my life back and gain a life I…read morenever knew was possible. I owe her so much!

I've been seeing Katie for over a year now. Immediately I knew she was the perfect therapist for…read moreme. Just when I think I have nothing to say I realize our time is almost over. Katie has helped me connect events and behaviors and then offers options to help me.

Dr Chanlatte is very helpful in the area of addiction recovery and medical addiction treatment. She…read moreis pleasant, compassionate and caring. She is also pretty sharp and knows when she is dealing with someone that might be misusing treatment. Everyone in the office is nice. I highly recommend Dr Chanlatte if you or a family member is in need of addiction treatment. No more unmediated withdrawal, or expensive treatment centers. There is help available. Affordable and attainable.

Dr. Friedman is a very compassionate and honest practitioner who is upfront with his clients and is…read morevery knowledgeable. He is very accessible and great to work with. I would recommend him to anyone who could use his services. He takes a straight forward and realistic approach to help you reach your goals.

Ms. Alexis is an amazing and compassionate Mental Health Therapist. Her many years of experience…read morehave benefited many people in reclaiming good mental clarity.

Rock Valley Physical Therapy in Bennington is amazing. They truly go above and beyond to get to the…read moreroot of your issues and help to create a sustainable plan towards healing. Their communication and service is fabulous and the atmosphere is clean and fun! Highly recommend RJ for both PT and dry needling!

Love this place and Dr. Sedlacek!!! I found Dr. Devan Sedlacek at Forward Movement through the…read morecircus doctor on Instagram. Being in the Midwest, it is truly difficult to find a physical therapist who can help treat your pain while also keeping you physically active. There is such a fear around movement when one is injured. This is even more troublesome if you dabble in aerial arts. The Circus Doctor told me to contact Dr. Gelber, and at her clinic at Forward Movement, I found Dr. Sedlacek who took me on as a patient. Dr. Sedlacek has been amazing! When I first started working with Devan, I had sustained a severe back injury in September 2021, and I could barely walk. With Devan's help, I was performing in an aerial showcase by mid-October 2021. While I am still working through that injury, Devan has helped me tremendously and has helped me with other lingering issues I had from prior injuries. Now, I am walking, driving, working out, and doing my aerial activities. Devan has helped me to not be afraid of movement, and I appreciate that my physical therapy program is exercised based. I also prefer going to someone not tied to insurance. With conventional insurance restraints, Devan and I would have stopped working together once I could walk comfortably again, but my goals are bigger than that and I feel I have not only a physical therapist, but also a trainer, haha. If you are looking for a physical therapist who understands that passion for exercise and does not want you to stop doing the things you love, Dr. Sedlacek is for you! She can help your pain, while keeping you active, and helping you to reach your goals. I cannot recommend her enough, and I cannot wait to continue to heal and add more activity to my life.

I've been to a lot of different physical therapists for various injuries. This one is different…read more Where most places seem to treat PT like an assembly line with everyone getting the same treatment, here we spend time finding specific problems and customizing workouts to fix them. Highly recommended!

The Attachment and Trauma Center of Omaha (ATCN) provides excellent mental health services to…read morepeople in need. ATCN's team of board-certified therapists, social workers, and EMDR-certified and DBT-certified practitioners consistently provide quality care. I've been working with ATCN for about 2.5 years. I work locally in social services, and ATCN gives me hope. I hope Omaha continues to gain more professionals and centers like ATCN, to better aid the many people and families seeking care. ATCN in a nutshell: -- ATCN is a multi-faceted center, led by therapists offering: one-on-one therapy; couples therapy; family therapy; group therapy (programs such as DBT skills group, and Wings Foundation trauma recovery); specialized care for families needing help with attachment challenges between children/youths and parents/caregivers, etc. -- Through my work in the community, I know multiple clients who've benefitted from - and continue to benefit from - ATCN's professionals and programs. Strong reputation among clients and community programs. Why ATCN is unique: -- ATCN's care team practices mental healthcare, from a trauma-informed and attachment theory perspective. This skillset is well-researched and highly effective, yet it's not greatly practiced in the Midwest. -- Multiple therapists at ATCN are certified in EMDR treatment. This is one of the most effective interventions in the field of trauma recovery. EMDR professionals receive years of training, and are in high demand. There are only a handful in NE. Seeking care: -- Learning more: their website is a great resource to learn more about ATCN overall. Some key info: research individual therapists (specialities, contact info, etc.); upcoming events; learn about group therapy options. -- Each therapist and group program have individualized rates per session. To figure out coverage, you'll need to connect with the therapist directly. Ask about his/her rates, which insurances she/he accepts, and confirm with your insurance provider. Clinic location & design: -- *Helpful tip!* Driving directions: If you're trying to drive to the clinic - for some reason, GPS systems struggle to find this place. It's best to enter the address of the Social Security Building (which is across from ATCN, divided only by a green patch and some trees). The ATCN is next door to a small photography studio. -- Clinic's set-up: When you walk in: there isn't a reception desk or a staff member to greet you. You walk in, and it leads directly to the sitting area. So, if you're hoping to pop-in and talk to someone, this method isn't feasible. You'll need to make an appointment ahead of time, by coordinating with the therapist you're interested in. -- For first-time appointments: the usual protocol is that when you walk in to the sitting area, there will be a clipboard on a chair that says something like "Jane Doe's 10am client." (If Jane Doe is your therapist?and the 10am appointment is yours, pick up the clipboard, complete the docs, and hand them to your therapist when she greets you.) -- *Helpful tip!* Bathroom: Only one bathroom on site for clients. Located in waiting room. Right before the hour, there's usually people waiting to use it before their session. If you have to go, arrive a bit earlier than usual so you don't have to wait too long/aren't late to your appointment. -- Waiting room: A) quality area for kids to play (Big Brain toys, toy kitchen, TV); B) pamphlets of local, reputable resources (psyc/medical/social); C) psych-oriented and interesting magazines to read while you wait. Last thought: -- **Heartfelt thanks** to ATCN's team. Mental health is an important and emotionally-demanding field to work in. It takes a strong, compassionate, and willing heart. Thank you, to everyone at ATCN for the work you do, and for doing it well.