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“Our Son is on His Way Up Again!”
“A number of months ago we were on the verge of losing our son to depression and anxiety. It was then that we ran across the Doorways website where we saw these words: “Doing nothing is not an option”. Those words rang true and we acted on them and got him in the IOP group. That was the turning point. Donꞌt get me wrong, it hasnꞌt been easy―for any of us. But our son is on his way up again. We have found that the folks at Doorways not only offer expertise, but the kind of compassion and understanding that every adolescent longs for.” -GMH (Verified Client, used by permission)
“Very Positive Environment!”
“Very positive environment from the moment we walked in.” (Verified client, used by permission)
“I Got My Daughter Back!”
“There are no words to describe how grateful I am to Megan, Dr. Yee, Dr. Wall and the rest of the staff at Doorways for giving me my daughter back! Over this past year of treatment we’ve had so many ups and downs, experienced some not so therapeutic environments and felt completely lost at times but Doorways has been nothing short of amazing! Our daughter went to a Diamondbacks game with a friend two weekends ago. She’s really starting to enjoy life and find her voice again. Thank you, thank you, thank you!” -Colleen S (Verified client, used by permission)
“Worth the Money!”
“Megan Schwallie is AMAZING!!! She helps me realize OCD is not really what your true thoughts are, and that even though they are scary, the thoughts are not you; they are a chemical imbalance in the brain. Megan is like a friend (which I don’t have many) and I look forward to seeing her every two weeks! I’m sure all of the staff are amazing too, but I’ve only met Megan. It’s worth the money!!! :)” -A satisfied patient 🙂 (used by permission)
“By the end of the initial consultation (anonymous) feels oddly calm, calmer than he has felt in a long time”
…”As expected, the psychologist proceeds to ask (anonymous) a series of questions, although something is different this time. No DSM-5. Where is it? (anonymous) looks around the office in search of the inevitable big blue book. Nothing. Surprised, (anonymous) answers the psychologist questions. Except something is different this time. Instead of looking down at the big blue book, the psychologist is looking (anonymous) in the eyes. Also, the questions she asks are more realistic and lack the absurdities of the traditional DSM-5 questions (How much time in hours do you spend stressed each day?). By the end of the consultation (anonymous) feels oddly calm, calmer than he has felt in a long time.” (Verified client, used by permission)