Five-star reviewers consistently praise individual counselors by name-Ann Price, Danica, and Jill Smith herself-for compassion, skill with kids, and practical grief and trauma tools. One long-term couple credits Jill with navigating infertility loss over six years. Yet a small minority report frustration with therapist reassignments requiring repeated intake stories, concerns about data storage and AI use, and sessions cut short while charged full rates.
The practice claims to serve Columbia, Lexington, Northeast Columbia, and Blythewood with individual, family, marriage, teen, and trauma-informed work. Staff names emerging in reviews include Ann Price, Danica, Madison, Ally G, and Mary G. Those seeking continuity with a named provider should confirm availability upfront.
Split between praise for specific therapists like Charlotte Daniels and frustration with access. Multiple reviewers waited weeks for appointments or couldn't reach staff; others felt sessions lacked substance. Strong individual therapy pull offset by systemic scheduling and communication problems.
One reviewer praised the counselor warmly, but another reported a four-week wait with no response to appointment requests. The limited review pool makes it hard to assess consistency.
Sara Lynn and her team earn consistent five-star reviews from parents and families. Clients report rapid shifts in anxiety, childhood trauma, and parent-child dynamics, often after just a few sessions, with praise focused on her ability to see clients fully and equip them with concrete coping strategies.
Last updated 2026-08-17