Psychology & Counseling Associates

“Overcharged for a two minute conversation with a pill pusher. If you want someone who will prescribe you anything and then use a paper script that confuses all pharmacies then Koshgavar is your guy. If you want a therapist who honestly will not be able to help you they’ve got plenty.”

“Currently a patient there I've been there for over a year in search of a decent therapist who is familiar with someone like myself that has multiple diagnosises, and they pair you with a therapist who is supposedly qualified to work with those diagnosises and that's the opposite of the truth. After going through a couple therapists now, not a single one is qualified enough, they make their job look so easy that it appears college degrees and the work to get in this position doesn't matter because they don't apply it into their sessions, and a therapist should NOT get paid to be your friend.. because that's all they appear to be, I'll be looking for another place in early of 2026 to hopefully find someone smart enough”

“I had a pretty good experience here for 10 years. I mean, I didn't "get better," but it was good to meet with my therapists, and I loved my psychiatrist, who just retired. In our last sessions, he referred me to a psychologist in the practice for therapy and assured me I'd have a new psychiatrist once the new clinicians reviewed all the files. Well, I didn't get the counselor the doctor referred me to (hours were full), and weeks after my last session, I received a letter in the mail saying the practice had no psychiatrists available to see me. When I spoke to a staff member by phone, she explained to me that the psychiatrists both reviewed my file and both declined to take me on as a client. But there was no explanation for their decision! I simply got the boot after ten years at the practice. So, it's a good place, I guess, as long as you make sure that you're mentally ill in a way their psychiatrists feel they can handle. I don't have any tips for what that looks like because I still have no idea how I was deemed unfit for both of the practice's psychiatrists. Good luck.”

“Just be warned that if you use marijuana, legally or not, Susan Singer will not see you. Implied it was a personal preference, and that doesnt seem very safe mind set for a counselor to have. This was after she showed up late tot he appointment and we wasted at least 10 minutes hashing out whether my insurance would "let" me see her. Stay away if you value openmindedness or professionalism. Glad I just wasted 45 minutes of my time. Now I have to go smoke a bowl, thanks Sue.”