Keri Powell Therapy I would highly recommend. The staff are helpful, kind and understanding. I was…read moreskeptical at first because I couldn't understand my own feelings myself so how could someone else talk to me and understand. I was so depressed that I was considering ending my life. In Aug of 2022 I went to see Trisha and after our talk I left with hope that I hadn't had for 2 years. It was amazing that someone who I hadn't even met before could care so much to understand me and give me hope as well as the tools to get better. I am now doing very well and have experienced 10 weeks with no depression. I have been so impressed by Trisha's help that I have referred her to several other friends, who have been also impressed with the help they are receiving from her. She is not only a listening ear, but she also trains you and gives you the tools to take care of yourself. Thank you, Kerri Powell, for hiring such caring and helpful people.

Going to counceling and trusting someone with what you are saying is a really big step i have made…read moreover the years. But, when HIPPA is involved then it is like i will never trust someone ever again. So, i would not recommend going here unless you want them discussing your issues in the breakroom!

Audrey and Corey are the best. They are welcoming and compassionate. The office is friendly and…read morethey are wonderful about accommodating schedules and making appointments.

I went to Audrey at Campbell Family Counseling during a transitional time in my life. During my…read moretime with Audrey, she always asked the right questions to help me come up with my own solutions. I'm very grateful for Audrey helping me during this time in my life. I highly recommend Campbell Family Counseling to someone in search of a therapist.

Jamie is a kind, caring and compassionate person. She truly listens and is completely…read morenon-judgmental. She meets you where you are wants her clients to experience their best life. Her office is warm and inviting. I would highly recommend her!

From the owner: Jamie Smith Counseling is a welcoming, inclusive private practice therapy office specializing in…read moreWomen's Issues and LGBTQ Issues. We offer free consultations for prospective clients, weekend hours and sliding scale fees for the uninsured/under-insured. Schedule Your Appointment Today.

He is useful in his information. One of the best counselors I ever had. He knows his shit…read more He is kind and caring. He is PhD certified I recommend him for anybody. I wrote other reviews out of spite so I will do my best to Correct the inaccuracy. Jonathan is definitely qualified even though we don't see eye to eye. He still helps you by pointing out that you have to help yourself. So if you should see the other reviews by myself then disregard the hateful garbage. I will never forget the counselor that didn't give up on me. I just let a disagreement get in the way. In general I'd say very highly intelligent and or as I stated very qualified and compassion for clients

I have been a client at Champaign Counseling since October. I started going through an EAP with my…read morework and have continued on after I used all those sessions. I don't have insurance so they worked with me on a self pay rate that I could afford. The offices are super nice and cozy- everything is very relaxing and comfortable. My therapist is Emily Beck and she is wonderful! I love working with Emily. For me, she is a perfect fit and I think I have progressed a lot since I began seeing her. I still have a ways to go but I'm confident in her ability to help me. Everyone who works here is super friendly and caring and you can tell they really care about their clients and want to help them.

From the owner: Champaign Counseling is a private group practice dedicated to helping individuals, couples, and…read morefamilies break cycles of generational trauma and build resilient futures. We stand out by offering high-impact therapeutic tools tailored to your needs. Most of our therapists are EMDR-trained, providing a powerful approach for navigating trauma, chronic anxiety, and depression. We also offer comprehensive ADHD assessments for children and adults seeking diagnostic clarity and personalized management strategies. For couples, we provide intensive Therapy Retreats designed to repair connection and transform relationship dynamics in a concentrated, supportive environment. Our Community Serving the Champaign-Urbana area, we support professionals managing burnout, parents seeking help for children or teens, and individuals facing major life transitions. We offer a non-judgmental space for all ages and identities. Please note that while our ADHD assessments offer valuable personal insight and private support, they are not intended for university-sanctioned accommodations. Our Promise Finding the right therapist is essential. Whether you are seeking help for grief, stress, or relationship growth, we match you with a counselor whose expertise aligns with your goals. You are a person with a unique story, and we are honored to help you write the next chapter. Reach out today to find your fit.

I would have chose zero stars if that was an option. The counselors were wonderful but at the end…read moreof my 75 hours the Dr. said I owed 277.50 for one on one sessions that I was led to believe was included with my 75 initial hours. That's a lot of money to surprise someone with since she was paid nearly $1800 in full. I would have never opted to any form of treatment that included paying one more cent than I had to and on top of that she claims we had an entire conversation about these sessions that never took place which leads me to believe she is also somewhat unstable. I've only encountered the lady 3-4 times max when she filled in for group when no one else was available. I've never had a single appointment with her or a conversation one on one with her during my entire 75 hours. I'd highly recommend NOT using pleasant counseling.

We mistakenly chose Pleasant Counseling for our custody evaluation. Ms. Pleasant stated she was…read moreexperienced and educated in parental alienation. We chose to move forward without checking her educational background and experience on this topic. We submitted substantial information to her regarding the alienation of my stepson. Her report took 5 months to complete which allowed the complete alienation to take place. Her report was very biased and praised the alienating parent and suggested full custody be given to the children's mother. She described the mother's behavior and text threats to her children as a "learning moment." She described the mother's permissive parenting style toward excessive cursing and name calling as "allowing the children to freely express themselves." The same material we gave Dr Pleasant was also given to an expert in the field to review. He responded resoundingly that this was a severe case of alienation. Dr Pleasant completely misread this case due to her lack of education in this area. We were forced to settle this case without going to court due to the extreme cost of this custody battle for over a year. If Dr Pleasant would have performed an evaluation based on the facts presented to her instead of taking the word of a very alienated teen, we would have had the support of a custody evaluation going forward. Dr Pleasant also counseled the teen after her report was complete and communicated with the child per text and phone calls. We were told this is unethical conduct of a custody evaluator. The child had a counselor assigned to him in this case already and her interference affected the child's opinion of the existing counselor. Following this, the mother and child arrived to the next counseling session and announced they refused to return. My husband has not seen his son in 5 months due to non adherence to the recent custody agreement. The children and their mother alleged "physical force and aggressive behavior." Dr Pleasant did not find any of the allegations to be founded and referred to my husband as a good parent. She then recommended my husband's custody be decreased from 50/50 to 4 days a month. Parental alienation is mental abuse and only evaluators with education and expertise should accept a case that can have such dire consequences for the children.