Horrible company Horrible company! My insurance paid them and they are still trying to collect the full amount from me. They will not transfer me to a supervisor. I had to put my insurance company on a three way call with them and still can’t get the issues resolved. Stay far away from this billing scam!

Thriveworks is been the best source of… Thriveworks has been the best source of therapy I have ever had. I initially had a great therapist I was able to talk to, which is actually part of my issue, talking. I decided to stop therapy but realized that I needed some more. I initially was doing remote and decided to do in person instead. I thought if they had one great therapist that they might have more. I was right. My second therapist was also very effective. If it wasn't for my two therapist, I don't know how I'd be doing. Actually I do, definitely not as good. I highly recommend Thriveworks and much thanks to Anna Settle and Todd Newman. Btw, bad reviews may be based on people in distress. It's easy to say bad things, it's really hard to get to the point of saying good things.

They cancelled all my future couples… They cancelled all my future couples counseling appointment after 1 session because a supervisor thinks they know better than the people who booked the appointment. Very unprofessional

Nasty, unprofessional therapist. I found Danielle Frederickson, LCSW on Psychology Today's therapist list. Had a few sessions and thought she was capable if somewhat depressed. A few sessions in, she went on a rant accusing me of noxious things I'd never said. Then, after the rant, she told me that she was finished with me 15 minutes into the session. Despite contacting her through Psychology Today, she told me that she works for Thriveworks. I tried to contact Thriveworks several times. They gave me a case number but did not reply. I am deeply upset about Ms. Fredrickson's appalling, hurtful, unprofessional behavior.

Dawn Seeburger was wasted time and money I reached out to Thriveworks to get assistance for a teen to help manage anxiety. We met with Dawn Seeburger and agreed that they would have a session every other week in the evening (agreed to 7 but changed to 6:45 and that was fine). The teen had a meet and greet session during the day and one scheduled session in the evening. The very next two were canceled by Dawn. The first cancellation was followed by an offer to reschedule at 1:30 in the afternoon the next day because she was not feeling well. I explained we are working during the day but we will keep the next scheduled appt. This is a direct quote of the request and response of our texts regarding her cancelling again: Her: Hi, I need to cancel (Name)'s session for tomorrow evening. I can offer 3:30 tomorrow if that works for (name)? Me: We both work during the day and are unable to make an appt that is not later. That's the reason we agreed to the every other (day of the week) evening. This is the second scheduled appt you have cancelled. I understand life happened but you need to offer a reschedule that is in line with our regularly scheduled time, even if you need to change the day of the week. Please advise. Her: I typically don't offer evening appointments and was making an exception with those bi weekly (day of week). And yes, cancelations may arise on either end. I can put in a referral for someone else who may have more consistent evening times. My schedule is set and does not include evenings. Me: Honestly, you should not have agreed to an evening schedule if you do not include evening appts. Disgusted with her attitude and feel you should read more reviews before selecting her as a therapist.