Sollars and Associates

Austin D 

on Google

2 weeks ago

You might have better luck with a more experienced therapist - but the lack of compassion is alarming. Especially when dealing with a client they knew had an intense diagnoses & was struggling with mania. The client ended up being more anxious after therapy. We finally had to move the client to a new practice & are already seeing better results. Note to this location- have more compassion for your clients who have an intense mental health diagnoses. Being short & dismissive does not work. At all. 

Rick Benoit 

on Google

3 months ago

My wife had been going to these people for years. Seening Katie every two weeks like clockwork, nothing was happening. I started to press for a diagnosis and that's when their true character came out. Backing me up on missing paper work snafus and insurance issues. All things were dealt with but lost. Finally we got to talk with somebody, who collected information and I figured things were beginning to move. Boy was I wrong! It's been almost two months and still not scheduled for any therapy for diagnosis. They had no proble... read more

Anonymous 

on Google

3 months ago

Very uncomfortable and claustrophobic office. They originally paired my family member with a female therapist; then, it took two more weeks to get a male therapist who referred them to a different therapist. The offices are too small and the counselors are not empathetic at all 

Justin Yemm 

on Google

4 months ago

I was assigned to a counselor who quit an hour before my second appointment. I reached out to the office to request a new counselor. It has been 3 weeks since I contacted the office and I have not heard back from them and have not been assigned to a new counselor. The office is extremely slow at responding. I would not recommend this place due to their slowness and seemingly lack of concern about their patients.