Darsey Black & Associates

“Thank you Krystal for all your patience, kindness, and understanding. I’m so happy the Lord helped my insurance company find you, and that you met every criterion I needed and more. I have learned so much about myself and other strategies from talking with you. You bring so much knowledge and understanding to me in every session we have together. I’m looking forward to our next tele-therapy session. Thanks Darsey Black & Associates for having such a great asset to your company “ Krystal “.”

“I cannot say enough about the amazing atmosphere and the people. Everyone is so friendly and attentive. They also have a cute little play area that my children LOVE!”

“I went for an interview with them and the staff was amazing including the manager interviewing me. Me and my brother had a lot of trauma growing up like in 2014 we started going to them and we are adults now and it has helped us so thank you guys for that! If you have a child or even a Foster child this is the place for them. ❤️”

“My husband and I went to couples therapy with Rebecca Morris at Darcy Black and Associates, and unfortunately, our experience was extremely disappointing and upsetting. From the very beginning, I felt dismissed, belittled, and even judged. Rather than helping us work through our issues as a team, which is the core purpose of couples therapy, Rebecca Morris seemed to drive a wedge between us. She made several comments that felt deeply inappropriate and even misogynistic—at one point telling me that my husband’s actions were “none of my business,” despite us being there to discuss our relationship openly. When I brought up how my family shares locations as a sign of trust and safety, she dismissed it as “not normal” and compared it to the 1970s, which felt out of touch and unnecessarily judgmental. Throughout our sessions, she was condescending and often treated me like I was unintelligent. She would shake her head and grin when I spoke, clearly frustrated, which made me feel small and unheard. Therapy should be a safe space, but instead, I left feeling more hurt and confused than when we started. I would not recommend Rebecca Morris to anyone seeking compassionate, unbiased, and constructive therapy.”