Residents describe counselors who are compassionate, patient, and nonjudgmental.
Many reviewers emphasize how kind, patient, and understanding the counselors are, often describing a nonjudgmental space to talk. Several people also mention responsiveness, including being available by phone or providing guidance and strategies that felt practical. A number of reviews frame the support as meaningful for improving well-being for them and their families.
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Some report inconsistent care
Some reviewers report issues with consistency and session attention.
A recurring concern is that sessions and follow-through did not feel consistent, with complaints about cancellations or not keeping appointments. Some reviewers also describe interruptions during sessions and difficulty getting stable, dependable support. Even when the price is mentioned, the criticism focuses on feeling shortchanged by the time and communication they received.
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Concerns about licensing and privacy
A few reviewers raise serious questions about licensing and privacy.
Some reviews allege the counselors were not properly licensed and describe experiences that made them feel unsafe. Others criticize the way concerns were handled, including privacy-related worries and lack of follow-up. Several negative reviews are strongly worded about the need for oversight or about how recommendations and communication were managed.
How we summarize
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