Phoenix Community Counseling

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The people at the Phoenix Center aren't bad at all in my opinion. I came there in a really bad way, out of the blue, no referral, unannounced, no appointment, no warning, and they still helped me. I wasn't judged, rushed, or turned away for some stupid reason or technicality. They listened and after hearing me out tested me then they set me up with Dr. Dittemore. She was great. I was questionable about her at first, I don't trust doctors at all, period, but I wound up really liking her. When I eventually got back some insurance they (the Phoenix Center) didn't accept that type I had. Saddens me because they already knew me and I would have to start all over again somewhere else. They should get Dr. Dittemore back at this location. The place was always clean, well lit, and comfortable for the most part. Making appointments is painless and easy. They are on point when it comes to that. The security guard (female, early morning) is a bit abrasive to put it nicely, and a stickler for the time to be certain. Will NOT open that door 1 sec early. The only negative thing about the place would be that some of the the girls up front are a bit snobbish. And a few times they acted like I was bothering them, but that's neither here nor there. Maybe they had a bad day who knows. It's the quality of care received that counts.

Lydia Waffleman

Went to my first in person appointment.

Ava Monroe

So got told that I was scheduled for a 3pm appointment and walked to this place in the heat all for them to say it was by phone. When I explained this to one of the employees there he said “ well that’s not what she told me” like ok? I’m the client in this case but wasn’t about to argue. That right there just gave me bad vibes and uncomfortable. The guy would not let me explain things fully to my comfortability and impatient.

Mar Garibay (mtb42day)

By far the best help I've ever had since childhood.