Michigan Psychological PC

“I’ve worked with Jessica Kidd across several shared clients and have always appreciated her thoughtful, steady approach to therapy. She’s someone patients clearly trust, and she brings a calm, grounded energy to her work. From a clinical perspective, she’s collaborative, insightful, and communicates well, which makes coordinated care easy and effective. I’ve seen firsthand how our mutual patients benefit from her support, and I wouldn’t hesitate to refer to her.”

“Found out after five years of dealing with Patrick Cooney that he is not a licensed doctor. He is only a physicians assistant. I have been on anxiety medicine for 16 years and he decided to pull me off for four weeks. I was incapacitated as a human being I couldn’t work I couldn’t sleep I couldn’t eat. I lost 9 pounds in 10 days I couldn’t stop shaking. I was seeing him once a week and he was aware of all of this and refused to help me in anyway, I believe the man has no compassion for any human being and I feel very sorry for his patience”

“My son has been a client for almost a year and Deanne Honeycutt literally saved his life when he was suicidal. She is the most caring and compassionate therapist I have ever met. My son is an extremely private person and she was able to get him to open up about his feelings. I would recommend her services to anyone with an adolescent with depression and anxiety”

“Things seemed to progress very well for a period of time until a family member reduced therapy based on the clinical judgement of one of the clinician's at this office, within three weeks of reducing therapy, at great protest from me, the family member spiraled into a suicidal crisis. The therapist at this office did not contact EMS to have the family member transported by properly trained personnel and directed this family member to be taken with an adult parent, who did infact take the family member to the hospital where they ultimately received the care needed, but what if, that family member, on impulse tried to commit suicide by jumping out of a moving vehicle at 70 mph? I think that advising someone, and securing thier safety are two sperate issues... The safety of the patient in crisis was never secured. EMS responds to these types of situations all the time, and even have a protocol in place to deal with situations like these. This place failed miserably to secure the safety of a child in a suicidal crisis and maintain the position they did nothing wrong. Well if a child's body was all mangled on interstate 94, the news crews would have been there...I wonder what position they would have held should that scenerio have played out? Plausible deniability would have gotten this facility so far if that were the case. Thank the Universe in the end that this was not the case. Choose your healthcare wisely!”