Ive been with Ginger on and off since I was 13 years old. She is so patient, kind, and compassionate. Im going off to college soon, but I plan to try to stay with her as long as possible. She is warm-hearted, wonderful, and offers feedback in ways that are easy for me to process. If youre looking for someone to coach you through your journey with anxiety, major life events, and just generally growing up, I would recommend her again and again. 💛

Ginger assisted me with therapy sessions that overall have improved my mental health.My insurance unfortunately changed and no longer is covered at Envision, but the people there are wonderful and nice and I just wanted to leave a good review and say thank you.I really wish I could continue sessions.

Absolutely terrible. Ginger is very quick to call the police and have a patient committed. Made assumptions about my financial situation, family history, and really needs to, as far as Im concerned, find a new profession.

I have collaborated closely with the therapists at Envision Counseling for a long time as a psychiatrist. I value their clinical impressions and trust them to provide compassionate and attentive care to the patients I refer to them. I recommend them with confidence!Stacy Greeter, MD

This is a wonderful group. Office is open mostly by appointment. Leave a message and they will call you back. I love how approachable their website is and they offer very affordable options. So glad I found this place.

I am so pleased with Envision Counseling Service. Kylee and Ginger, who are the owners, are so involved and caring that you couldnt ask for any better. They obviously have a passion for what they do. My family is going through a difficult transition and my children were less than thrilled to have to go talk to strangers. That didnt last long. I scheduled follow up appointments that fit our schedule and didnt receive any concern from my kids again about their appointments. I highly recommend this office for any of your counseling needs because they will be able to help.

My 14 year old daughter went for her first counseling session EVER almost three weeks ago at Envision. She was reluctant of course, since this was her first session at Envision as well as her fist session in any kind of therapy.The first session included my daughter and I meeting the counselor, Shannon. We basically sat and spoke superficially about things as my daughter and I became comfortable with Shannon and vice versa.We left very excited to return the following week and requested a standing appointment for every Monday at 5:30pm. My daughter was gitty that she had made a connection, especially when she expected the complete opposite to happen. All the way home and for the next three days my daughter kept bringing up aspects of Shannon which she liked and mentioning how she was eager to sit with her again and really dive into things.Come Monday we get a message from Envision stating that Shannon was unable to make it to our second appointment scheduled for that same afternoon. I immediately worried about telling my daughter who was so excited about returning to her second counseling session ever.I explained the situation to my daughter who kindly responded with more concern for her therapist than anything else. I of course was concerned that the process which was just barely about to begin would loose continuity and the momentum we felt after our first visit.As the week goes by we dont get a call from Envision. Then on Thursday evening I finally get a phone call from Envision. To my surprise it was the British receptionist asking that I give her the CVV on my credit card so she can charge me for the first visit.Eventually the conversation shifted to setting a new appointment, and oh yes, with a different counselor because Shannon was no longer employed there.... You can imagine my disappointment. Almost three weeks into this and we had only had one session, followed by a cancellation followed by the departure of the therapist my daughter had connected with.So, I kindly asked the British receptionist to speak with one of the owners because I was disappointed and heartbroken that the anticipation my daughter was having towards opening up to a therapist (one she had connected with) has just been derailed. To my surprise the receptionist kept going back to asking me for my credit card CVV again and again.One of the owners came on the phone, and I explained our experience, which at this point consisted of an introductory visit to meet the therapist, followed by a cancelation, followed by an attempt to process payment and re-book with another counselor.From a moral standpoint, you would think that a therapist oOF ALL PEOPLE would be sympathetic to a 14 year old girl who had been thrust into a situation of abandonment by a counselor who she had believed in and trusted would be the perfect person to help her through her teenage issues.Unfortunately not, the owner much like the British receptionist was only interested in settling the open invoice without any regard to the emotional rollercoaster her clinic had put my daughter through.In this age of dog eat dog and every person for themselves, this mental health professional jumped right in and only insisted on one thing...cared about one thing above all else...that I settle the $80 open invoice I had with her clinic. If these are the people we count on to help our children I am very concerned for their future.Very disappointed....

Dr. Tuls is a compassionate, caring therapist. Her office is professional, private and welcoming.

Ms. Talerico was my clinical supervisor for licensure as an LMHC. She was extremely knowledgeable, professional, supportive and affordable. She never treated me as a novice, but respected my knowledge and experience. She is always available even now to review a case. I would highly recommend Ms. Talerico for supervision services.

Private and discrete care was received by warm staff. Thank you for the wonderful experience.

Kylee is the best!