Psychology and Counseling Associates

“Good rule of practice: Do not laugh at your patient over telehealth for not remembering something, when its been known they have memory trouble.. Thanks for more stress leaving than when I started visiting, Dr C. 'Love me or hate me'. You really made things feel unheard and invalid, and I hope I warn others about you.”

“This place is awesome. I have some serious mental health issues, so I have seen a lot of providers over the years. Some of those providers (psychiatrists and therapists) just weren't a good fit. One was even unethical. It is always scary or at least a little uncomfortable to go to a new provider. BUT this place is awesome! The staff is always super nice. The place is clean and cute. Dr. Murphy is incredible. She is open minded, non-judgmental, very practical, and overall just a blessing. Dr. Chapman has showed great interest in my well-being. She has helped me with my depression and anxiety- something that my other doctors put on a back burner behind my greater, more visible mental illnesses. I am very grateful for her!”

“Dawn Martin is an amazing and patient therapist. She agreed to accept me as her patient and allow my then wife to join a few sessions to work on communications. My now ex-wife was so disrespectful not only to me, but to Dawn that she had to ban my ex-wife from the building but agreed to keep seeing me. I was in an emotionally, mentally, verbally and physically abusive marriage (yes, women do those things too), and the only one who ever witnessed and believes that part of my ex-wife is Dawn. She has been so supportive throughout this entire ordeal and helped me realize that I’m not actually in the twilight zone.”

“I do not recommend this counseling center. An employee, Kami Meeks, has cross serious professional boundaries and interfered with my healing space. She has engaged in behavior that directly compromised my healing and mental heal. She ignored clear request to stop and instead she shared my messages with her friend, my abuser, creating an unsafe and hostile environment for my healing and mental health.”