......"Very comfortable to talk with about my issues and problems. I would never thought that I will need counseling after the death of my mom. But I can say so far I have been dealing with this grief a lot better with just talking with someone that not only understand but have helped me"

......"Very nice people and the visit was very pleasant."

......"Bobby Scott and his team are not only excellent clinicians, they're also trustworthy. They are friendly and down to earth. I know most of the staff here and I have the highest respect for them and the work they do!"

......"Absolutely the best. Answer to my prayers. Thank you!"

......"I loved the receptionist. She was very welcoming and I was very excited and had high hopes just by her demeanor."

......"Mr. Bobby and the whole staff are wonderful! They are a warm and welcoming office. I haven’t been seeing Mr. Bobby long but I would not recommend anyone else!"

......"Extremely professional and friendly. Ashley is extremely easy to talk to and very caring. Would highly recommend!"  (Google Review)

......"I was referred here by my family doctor and I couldn’t be more satisfied! Destinee Woods is so nice and awesome! She really makes you feel comfortable and at home! I always look forward to seeing her!" (Google Review)

......"Matt and Destinee are amazing! This was my first visit, and they made me feel heard and valued. I can excitedly say that I have found my therapy home."  (Google Review)

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 ......"Headlines: Moderate drinker couldn't cope with self imposed duty to do whatever his mother and brothers deemed necessary to help them through issues created by their own choices; became an enabler. With no one to hear his plight and unable to deal with the internal conflict, he found solace in inebriation. This spiraled out of control resulting in cirrhosis of the liver and two emergency liver transplants in 11 days.  
> He then continued this path until he sought professional help. Discovered he's not responsible for the predicament others are in due to their poor decisions, especially if they ignored his advice. It's okay to say "No." To avoid disappointment, he lowered his expectations of others, accepted life as it is, accepted people as they are, stopped worrying about the future and began enjoying life. 

Thank you for what you do!"

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