Center for Compassion

I went once to see Samantha, who was amazing. However, I noticed later $225.00 had been withdrawal from my bank account. My husband passed away and his employer is covering my insurance for a year, BC/BS. When I was approved to receive his Social Security because is was already get SSDI and paying for Medicare. Medicare somehow became my primary payer insurance, without me knowing. No one from their office called me, just debited my bank account. Never told me they don't take Medicare, just took they money from my account. This really makes me question things because I worked for a Dr. Office for 12 years and know about reimbursement rates from Medicare. It's always comes down to money no matter who you go to anything. Now I had duel insurance. Such ashame that people looking for help and compassion (as they say) can't get it from this practice because they want paid that full $225. To bad I really liked Samantha. I think she could have helped me.

Kamilla is incredible. Losing my mom last year was tragic beyond words, but Kamilla’s warmth, compassion and genuine interest in learning about who my mom was as a person helps me feel supported when the one person who supported me the most is no longer alive. I feel like I can talk to Kamilla about anything, as she creates a space that’s both nurturing and non-judgmental. She is a keen listener, and she often asks highly insightful questions that prompt reflective thought. But she also knows when to provide space for letting me sit with my thoughts and emotions. I’m very thankful for the opportunity to work with Kamilla and I hope to continue working with her as I resume life without my mom.

I have been working with Terri since 2019, when we unexpectedly lost our little girl. Terri is not only experienced and professional, but she is compassionate and gentle. I am beyond grateful for the kindness that Mrs. Weibel has shown me while I was stumbling through the hardest time in my life. The tools she has given me to live with my grief by honoring my daughter, and manage my anxiety through the birth of my son, gave me the courage to fight for my happiness. Thank you for giving me permission to be kind to myself, and the compassion to let me find my way back to myself.

The Center for Compassion has made all the difference after the loss of our daughter. The therapists there know how to help with grief and the hopelessness that comes with loss. I’m grateful for their skill and compassion as they have walked beside me and our kids while we try to move forward.

My daughter has come here for almost a year now. I can honestly say that this place has changed our lives. When we lost our family meme we suddenly I didn’t know how to help my daughter let alone help myself. Sydney has taught my very shy 6 year old daughter the confidence she needed to speak up and talk about her feelings/ concerns/ thoughts/ ideas. Sydney has helped her grieve loosing her papa who was her best friend. I looked for months to find the right place and I swear this place was a blessing to our family. Sydney is amazing, the sweetest most kind and patient person. My daughter loves play therapy here and would come everyday if she could.