If I could give zero stars, I would. My experience with Dr. Thomas Lee Reynolds was deeply…read moretroubling. I am leaving this to warn other families about his harmful and unethical practices. Our child was brought to Dr. Reynolds to ensure that they were okay during a high-conflict divorce. Still, instead of focusing on our child's care, he prioritized gossip and conjecture about my husband and me, pitting us both against one another. Without conducting formal evaluations, Dr. Reynolds labeled me with a disorder to my husband over the phone behind my back, going so far as to tell him that he should fear for our child's safety. He did the same thing with me regarding my husband. These baseless diagnoses, built on limited information and hearsay from his staff, who can "sense mental disorders," caused unnecessary fear, conflict, and harm. The irony is that although my husband and I are in the middle of a high-conflict divorce, we both agree on one thing: Dr. Reynolds is a danger to families in vulnerable situations. Even more troubling, the painful and invasive trauma assessment Dr. Reynolds conducted on *me* (remember, we took our child to him for evaluation, just to ensure he was alright) is missing from his detailed records of our sessions together. His notes reflect a biased and inaccurate narrative that misrepresents my mental health. He also failed to document his admissions of unethical behavior and his apologies for the harm he caused to our family when I booked an appointment to confront him with these concerns. Rather than focusing on the patient--our child--Dr. Reynolds fueled division, made disparaging comments about other medical professionals, and engaged in gossip. His actions caused emotional distress, worsened an already difficult situation, and ultimately failed to address our child's needs. If you are looking for a competent, ethical psychiatrist to support your family, I strongly urge you to look elsewhere. Families in vulnerable situations deserve better than the harm and chaos Dr. Reynolds leaves in his wake.

My entire family has seen several different providers here. Each and everyone has shown us love and…read morecompassion. When certain diagnoses were difficult to understand or comprehend extra time was given to walk us through what was happening as well as gentle reminders that as parents or spouses were doing ok. The small gestures, the happy grins upon seeing us all of it make this a safe and welcoming place

Great therapist. Horrible at getting you your medical records in a timely manner. Called and…read moreemailed at least 6 times over a month and a half. Update. Have gotten my records.

Staff is friendly, understanding and well informed/organized…read more Therapists are hit or miss on the one you get but 99% of them are amazing! Can 10000% recommend this place.

Dr Picton did a pretty good job but the bookkeeper is either lacking in training or cheats clients…read morein purpose Even though I was told that a one hour session cost$100, she charged me$145. I tried to explain what the problem was but she kept making excuses and threatened turning me in so I had to pay. This was the third time she screwed

The staff is great and they take time to know you and make sure your seeing the right counseling…read more The staff really care about you and your needs.

Wellness Grove is AMAZING!!! I cannot express my gratitude enough for everything they have done…read morefor myself and members of my family! Dr Christina Woloch-there are not enough words to say how much she has helped me in overcoming my agoraphobia and all of my anxiety ridden issues! After years of dealing with my depression and anxiety, I was afraid to try again. And I am so glad I found her and this group! Dr Headley and Dr Warren have been exceptional in helping my disabled veteran husband and their front end staff is so caring and knowledgeable! Words just cannot describe how much this group of people have helped us! Platinum stars!!!! THEY ACTUALLY CARE!

Amazing treatment facility with a truly compassionate, and empathetic staff. Come see for yourself…read more ​

If i could give Candace 20 stars I would she did a great job with home insurance stuff I highly…read morerecommend her my experience was great the best experience I had gettin insurance thank u Candace.

Candice was so thorough and patient she explained everything to us and we appreciated that we would…read morelove to have services done by her in the future..

I have had a child at Green Kindercare for about two years. I realize concerning situations happen…read moreat places like schools and care facilities. Tracking incidents are tough work. Additional complexities exist as each child reacts in their own unique way (as do parents). I feel Kindercare wouldn't exist if they were THAT bad. I've experienced timely and thorough reporting of incidents. I've seen years of child/parent/staff incidents, and few exist with clear cut "blame" person or child. I taught elementary for 35+ years and afterwards worked years as a psychiatric RN. I hope the child finds a safe, constructive environment.

I was hoping the staff at KinderCare would handle the situation appropriately, however after…read morespeaking to one of the other parents today, none of the parents were informed of an incident that happened over 3 weeks ago, and the teacher is still in the classroom. As a parent, I would want to know of any reported emotional and physical abuse by a teacher, even if it's still under investigation. I cannot believe other parents were not notified that their kids are potentially being mistreated. My son (3 years old) once came home with bruises on his face. I notified the director immediately that I felt it looked like an adult grabbed his face (both sides of his chin) and she agreed it looked like someone grabbed him. She assured me she would look into it and said some of the boys in the class are just rough. I get that, my son definitely plays hard too. I let it go and just kept an eye on it. Over the course of three months, my son became increasingly aggressive, reverted to baby talk, started saying curse words (we do NOT speak like that in the home), said phrases like "make her bleed" (we rarely let him watch TV so there is nowhere else he would've learned this), he stopped napping, he lost interest in his swimming classes which he loved and his martial arts classes. He came home with multiple bite marks, bruises, and scratches from other kids almost daily, which to me shows lack of supervision. They absolutely do not teach there. It's very much just a daycare with no instruction, just a lot of crafts and coloring and kids running around with no structure. The 'Adventure Learning' that they charge an extra $25 a week to actually teach your kid is a joke. I was told it was two half hours a week of 1-to-1 or small group-focused phonetics learning, but instead he got one hour straight (no three year old can pay attention that long) on some weeks, but other weeks received nothing. The excuse I got for that was 'well that teacher works four 10's." Great. Then to me she still works 40 hours a week and has plenty of time to get organized and give the instruction as promised. I will say that after discontinuing with this particular add-on, they did make-up ONE of the missed lessons that next week. The final straw was when he had a full meltdown after school, refusing to sleep and terrified because one of his teachers told him he'd never see his mommy again and that she was mean to him and grabbed his face, which is when I connected the bruises I saw before on his face. It took us an hour that night to get him calm enough to sleep and assured him that teacher was not going to come take him or hurt his mommy. I disenrolled him immediately and set a meeting with the director. It was expected that an investigation was going to be done in lieu of me notifying CSB, which was my initial intention. I get that kids have a big imagination, but there is no way my very sheltered 3 year old would have the frame of reference to make up that kind of story. They shove 20+ toddlers in one small class with one teacher and one aide. Yes, that's within state guidelines but when you mix behavioral kids and that high of a ratio of students to teachers, it's a recipe for disaster. The director and front staff both seem very nice and understanding. They plan summer activities for the families and morning activities for the parents and kids, which is great! They did not give me any problems disenrolling immediately with no notice because of the allegations, however I am absolutely appalled that at the very least, other parents were not notified. Since my son has been pulled from there, with constant reassurance that he never has to go back, he's finally napping again, he's not showing aggression, and he's starting to want to do things like his martial arts classes again. I would caution anyone looking to enroll in this school to watch your kiddos behavior VERY closely and if you're looking for somewhere focused more on learning, this is not the location.

It's hard to describe this business as their main purpose is something I'm strongly passionate…read moreabout- mental health & well being. I found this center in a Facebook ad for depression studies. First off, they do not offer paid studies which is a bit disappointing if you're like me & live over 45 minutes away. However, if you're looking to keep your struggles private; you can easily do so at this center as it is located within a larger building housing many other businesses. At first appearances, it looks like a spa. The staff here is friendly and scheduling/cancelling an appointment is easy & convenient (you can make arrangements through text). Yet when I went into the room for my physical exam, it was dirty. There was trash on the floor, stains on the walls and the lighting was very dim. The hallways are littered with a variety of machines and makes navigating through the facility annoying because of the clutter. But I will say that they are conducting multiple studies and very clearly explain what they are & what they hope to achieve & how you can help yourself & contribute to advances in mental health as well. If you decide to participate in a study there is no pressure to do so. You can even change your mind later on & leave the study group. Due to my inability to swallow pills, I could not participate in the original study I had signed up for. But the staff really do go above & beyond, they found another program I could take advantage of. I will post an update as time goes on so that I can provide you with a better idea of what happens in clinical studies if you're new to trying this.