Lykins Counseling of Indiana

“I have never witnessed a member of my family be treated so poorly in my life. The disrespect started the moment we walked through the front doors. Staff made jokes toward my younger family member about needing help filling out forms, laughing directly in her face while doing so. It was humiliating and completely unprofessional. Things only got worse from there. We were randomly asked whether our family goes to church an intrusive and inappropriate question that had absolutely nothing to do with the reason we were there. Denise Lovelace, who was supposed to be helping my family member with their mental health, spent an alarming amount of time bragging about her own children and how successful and worry-free their lives are. Saying things like that to someone who has openly shared that they are struggling mentally is wildly insensitive. When our family dynamic came up, she was then met with a barrage of unnecessary, invasive questions, which was especially ironic considering this place claims to be “passionate about helping clients heal from trauma” and supporting individuals with ADHD, PTSD, anxiety, depression, and the LGBTQA+ community.”Nothing about this experience reflected that mission. I’m leaving this review so others don’t walk in expecting genuine mental health support or a safe, compassionate environment. That was not our experience at all. My family member left feeling more belittled and discouraged than when they arrived. The mental health services offered here are an absolute joke.”

“I wouldn’t take my dog to this place the so called therapist denise lovelace is cold hearted and unprofessional and just rude and uncaring I just can’t believe that someone like that could be a therapist . She will laugh in your face and doesn’t care at all . She is there for a paycheck only ! Sad but true”

“If I could give this place zero stars I would. Completely unprofessional. The therapist (Denise Lovelace) talked about her self the majority of the time and laughed continuously with the receptionist when my sister asked simple questions. She felt very belittled and uncomfortable. I feel for the people that have to have such a narcissistic and stuck up individual as her as a therapist.”

“The secretary is so very rude and is in no way of any help with establishing care. After learning that my daughter’s assigned therapist left for whatever reason, I decided to not press the issue and that it was just best somewhere else where we are respected and accepted. We definitely don’t belong there.”