Therapy My Way

Ci Raine 

on Google

a week ago

Money hungry place. I called here to get HELP. Initially I called to get the process started for an evaluation. First mistake they made was scheduling me for a regular therapy appointment, this was my first time seeking help EVER so I thought it was part of the process until I was told it was actually a regular therapy session. Go figure I didn’t hold them accountable for making that mistake. It was a waste of my time then (could have gotten the ball rolling getting screened with Kevin). After my therapist realized that a re... read more

Lillian Magliaro 

on Google

a week ago

My experience with my therapist, Maham, was very positive. She created a safe, nurturing, and professional space, and her grounded, soft, and gentle demeanor made me feel supported throughout my care. Unfortunately, I was disappointed with how the transition following her departure was handled. While I fully respect that the circumstances are confidential, I received no communication that my scheduled appointment had been cancelled and arrived at the office expecting to be seen. For a mental health organization, I expected a... read more

Paul Burnard 

on Google

6 months ago

I see Robert O Conner been seeing him for 2 months. He is sooo good very helpful smart and just knows alot. He had a big caring heart. So love going to see him every week. He definitely picks my spirit up. 

Mark Marano 

on Google

6 months ago

Robert has been very helpful and accommodating since I started my sessions. Nothing but positive feedback. Highly recommend if you need help or attempting to reach your goals!. 

Ryan Tauber 

on Google

6 months ago

Robert O’Connor LCSW is a terrific therapist! He is very insightful, helpful, and helps me face difficult truths at times while being supportive and gives me the tools needed to do so. This is the way therapy SHOULD be… Not being a “yes man”, but actually going through thought processes and coming to understand them, and how we can improve them. We learn that we can’t control what others do, but we CAN control how WE think and what we do.