The Argyle Institute

Elle Y 

on Google

3 years ago

I paid to be matched with a therapist. Got matched with someone who’s rate was $130. I thought that was a bit steep given that she wasn’t a psychologist. There was no free consultation. She asked that I pay (upfront) to start a first session. Photo of email attached. Out of desperation, I proceeded. During our virtual intake session, the therapist seemed oddly detached and distant. She displayed no warmth or empathy. When time was up, she suggested I call if I wanted an actual appointment to begin therapy. Of course, I didn’... read more

Campbell & Cameron Volkswagen 

on Google

3 years ago

I approached The Argyle Institute recently about creating an EAP resource program for my employees. The staff I met were quick to respond and gave me a good sense of the steps needed to create such a program. I look forward to working with them in the future. 

L K 

on Google

3 years ago

I paid to be matched with a therapist. Got matched with someone who’s rate was $130. I thought that was a bit steep given that she wasn’t a psychologist. There was no free consultation. She asked that I pay (upfront) to start a first session. Photo of email attached. Out of desperation, I proceeded. During our virtual intake session, the therapist seemed oddly detached and distant. She displayed no warmth or empathy. When time was up, she suggested I call if I wanted an actual appointment to begin therapy. Of course, I didn’... read more

Carson Coles 

on Google

4 years ago

They charged a 35 dollar fee to schedule an appointment. They then offered one time slot which was non-negotiable with no reasoning. They are preying on people who require help.