I've working with Eileen for 2 years and she's been nothing but supportive, kind and compassionate…read more Eileen is truly a fantastic therapist. She is smart, thoughtful, and sincere in a way that has been really helpful to me. She always makes me feel comfortable about opening up and no matter what comes up, there is no right or wrong. We simply observe what is. I really look forward to my sessions with Eileen because I start to feel better immediately.

From the owner: Psychotherapy, Counseling and Consultation for Individuals, Couples, and Groups:…read more With over twenty three years of professional clinical experience my areas of expertise and specialization include: Mood Disorders: Depression, Anxiety, Bipolar Spectrum, Social Phobia, OCD, PTSD Adult ADD/ADHD Eating Disorders and Body Dysmorphia Character Disorders: Borderline, Narcissistic Infertility Pregnancy Loss, Miscarriage, Stillbirth High Risk Pregnancy Pregnancy and Postpartum Mood Disorders Domestic Violence: Physical, Psychological and Verbal Abuse Divorce Grief and Loss Sexuality, Gender Identity, GLBT Sex Positive/Alt Positive

I am new to new ground counseling and new to therapy in general. So therapist was welcoming, asked…read moreright questions and explained the process. Environment and office space is decent. I feel comfortable opening up.

I've been meeting with Kailey at New Ground for a few months now and definitely recommend her…read moreservices!

Nancy was a pleasure to work with and was critical in an emergency situation…read more We followed Nancy's hypnosis approach and practiced at home. During labor, we did what we practiced and the mother later reported that this was the most helpful tool for managing the intensity. When a complication arose in labor, there was not a lot of time and several fast decisions had to be made. Having Nancy there as a trusted resource made all the difference. All it took were a few adamant nods of approval from Nancy to help me feel like the right decisions were being made. This helped avoid critical time delays since I normally would have wanted to spend more time to understand what was going on in more depth before making any decisions. In the end everything worked out and the right decisions were made. Thank you Nancy!

We were referred to Nancy through our birth classes with Wendy Dean and it was instantly a great…read morematch. We were expecting our first child and were keen to have a low intervention hospital birth. We had not considered hypnobirthing but found the sessions with Nancy and the practice at home invaluable at the birth. Nancy had a calming confident presence during the birth which was short and intervention free. My husband had been reluctant to have a Doula as he was worried this would take away from his support role. Nancy was great at helping us to work together as a couple through the birth. We had an amazing birth experience which brought us closer together as a couple and we are both in no doubt, that it wouldn't have been such a positive experience without the preparation and support Nancy provided.

After finding out my new insurance covers counseling I was like ooo yeah let's find someone I can…read morestress out to on a regular basis and give the husband a break from having to hear about my problems all the time. Salveo Counseling came up on the provider list for accepting my insurance plan. I called and asked the schedulers about their counselors. They took some information and I was really impressed with how quickly they got back to me with a perfect match for what I was looking for. I've been seen here for a couple months now and I really appreciate how easy scheduling, rescheduling, and paying my copay has been. The reception had always been helpful and friendly and I've really enjoyed the relationship I've built with my counselor. They have a lot of providers too so there is likely to be someone for everyone to connect with. The facility itself is nice with several private rooms but could definitely use some updating. All in all its been a great place for my first counseling experience and helping in stress management.

I had a very traumatic situation in 2016, and Torr was the only doctor that actually listened to…read moreme. I was in a shooting in 2018, I lived other bad experiences, but 2016 was really the worst for me. And my first doctor on that year only made things worse. I really thank Torr for his help. He was the good doctor I actually didn't expect I would find!

I had been waiting two + weeks for an appointment I desperately needed…read more Power in my town goes out an hour before the appointment so I have no wifi (live in between mountains so not great video call service) and asked for 10 minutes grace period to try to be able to connect. Called the office and the front desk guy lacked compassion and tells me I have to reschedule because Brett refuses to wait an extra ten minutes when we have an hour long appointment. Very disappointed and upset considering their practice is intended to help people and waiting another 2 weeks isn't something I feel safe doing. when someone fills out forms and it's clear they need help, why be selfish and turn them away over 10 minutes?

I looked at the negative reviews and one was never a patient, and the other seemed pretty likely to…read morebe a drug seeking person (perhaps after benzodiazepines or other addictive substances) who was not indulged and became angry. That is unfortunately common. At least that's how I read it. I, myself, have been highly impressed with the compassion, understanding, expertise and approach of Dr Wadsworth. Im 53 and have been on a lifelong quest to find a solution to my chronic anxiety. Since my early 20s I've been aware that my anxiety was active whether or not there was really anything to be anxious about. I described it as "ambient." I'm in the generation right before they started recognizing and diagnosing ADHD in kids - and even then it was the typical symptoms of little hyperactive / disruptive boys that were the trigger to evaluate them for ADHD. It presents so differently in girls. And later, if it's not treated, it presents even more differently in adult women who have adapted through the decades to use coping mechanisms to manage their symptoms without understanding why they were happening. I am fortunate to have recently witnessed the diagnosis and successful treatment outcome of a young woman in my family! Without being part of that process I don't think I would have EVER recognized the suspected symptoms in myself. And it wasn't actually me who started the real inquiry - it was the loving people who know me well who pointed out behaviors, tendencies and habits that all pointed to underlying ADHD. Contrary to my understanding, ADHD doesn't mean you can't pay attention. It often means the opposite - you pay too much attention to too many things at once! And the hyperactive component doesn't always manifest in stereotypical behaviors on the outside. I am a woman who can focus like a laser beam and aside from bouncing my knee when I have to sit still, not much about me screams 'hyperactive.' BUT inside my mind, my laser beam focus is like Swiss cheese - bombarded by distractions which exhaust me to manage. I learned that it was the inability to turn my laser beam off - or to allow it to focus on just one thing at a time - that was the problem. My chronic list making and future tripping belied my constant overwhelm because all of my thoughts hit me at once. Important, unimportant, happy, worried, hopeful, future, past, to-dos, relationships, house, yard, pets, work, play... all in one big jumble! I had managed to develop a system to prioritize and tackle things in some logical order. And I would engage one of the common superpowers of ADHD (hyper-focus) to address each task or project, but it was always an exhausting process because I was fending off overwhelm and burning so much energy in an effort to keep intrusive thoughts at bay. I can only see this now because I've been on Adderall, prescribed by Dr Wadsworth after a thorough and careful evaluation, for about a week. Now I know how my mind CAN work and now i realize I should have been on this med since I was a child. I still am aware of my large to do list and overall areas of concern and responsibility in my life, but it's no longer overwhelming because my thoughts (and the feelings that go with them) proceed in a fairly logical and moderately paced order. My anxiety is down about 80-90% compared to just a couple of weeks ago. I never dreamed that would be possible. Another benefit is that all my decades of practice developing coping skills are finally paying off! Now if I do "The Work" or apply mindfulness techniques to a disturbance, it actually makes a difference! It used to be that the anxious pit in my stomach barely reduced even when I could unequivocally see that there was nothing real to be anxious about. I hope others in my situation find their way to Dr W so they can be properly evaluated, too. I appreciate that he treats me like a grownup regarding adjusting my dose according to my own pace, and discussing options without dismiss my input. I also struggle with sleep and he's been very open to helping me explore med combos that will work. Overall I've been very grateful to have found him and I would not hesitate to recommend him for care. In fact I've already shared his info with a couple of people in my life who are my age and whom I suspect may have also slipped through the diagnosis cracks when they were kids. I hope all of us can finally circle back to receive the diagnosis and treatment we always needed and deserved. Thank you for reading this, and please pass these thoughts on to someone you know who may be suffering needlessly - without all the puzzle pieces they need to solve it! I wouldn't have found this life-changing solution if people who loved me hadn't gently nudged me to explore. It's too hard to see yourself from the inside - especially after a lifetime adapting to what you think is normal.

As a colleague for several years, I offer a unique perspective on Kim Garland, PhD, LMHC, CPA. Kim…read moreis thoroughly professional, deeply committed to positive outcomes, and understands what it takes to make successful, meaningful transitions. Highly recommended!

Dr. Kim Garland is excellent and one immedietely feels comfortable and awake in her presence. I…read morewould agree that she has an imaginative, creative quality to her that makes you believe these things in yourself as well.

Best psychological therapy I've ever gotten. Brought peace to my life by giving me tools to manage…read moreand overcome anxiety. There is no price one could put on a peaceful mind. Thank you Dr. Gomes.

Amanda is awesome! She couldn't have helped me better considering I've gone through many…read moretherapists. She genuinely helps and cares about her clients. Her office is also beautiful and soothing. I have been with her for a while and it feels like I can tell her absolutely ANYTHING. She's just wonderful.

Janet's seen my child regularly for a couple of years to work through some problems he/she was…read morehaving at school, blowing off work and not relating to anyone. I don't want to be more specific such as about gender, for their privacy, hope that makes sense. I have no reservations about recommending her for something like that. She is very patient, calming, and my child has come a long way in that time. At first I was a bit skeptical because my child didn't really want to talk much - admittedly that was the same with everyone else at the time. Janet was a shot in the dark as I could find no other child psychologist or similar in the Redmond area who had regular space after school. I just picked her from the web. Janet has a sandbox and is a published expert in sandbox therapy. She has about a thousand assorted figurines - fantasy, scenery, animals, police, princesses, who knows what but enough to appeal to pretty much any kid. I imagine older ones might go along with it just to humor her but it still happens. The appointment starts off with the child making some diorama in the sand with the figurines. This expertise was not why I picked her and I was skeptical about that but now I realize that it finally made my child *talk*. While he/she is reluctantly making his/her scenery and placing the figurines, he/she is distracted, and talks about what is on his/her mind. (BTW I could imagine that sandbox might help other children act out issues in their family or whatnot viz the policeman, teachers etc but that wasn't relevant in our case.) Janet has got back my child in a good place, reassured us that he/she was not abnormal for his/her age, and is a backstop in case of further issues. His/her other parent and I are long divorced, and this is a neutral place which we have in common, which as helped too. Hope this helps reassure someone else who is considering her. I'm sure she isn't for everyone but you'll likely be able to figure that out in a trial visit.