
Verified Treatment Services
I struggle with PTSD and I have never been able to open up to any before until now. I feel safe here and I would recommend anyone to come here.
The Idaho Department of Health and Welfare – Rexburg at 333 Walker Drive in Rexburg, Idaho provides mental health, substance use, and family support services for children, adolescents, adults, and families in eastern Idaho. Services include adult and child mental health treatment, substance use disorder services, crisis intervention, early intervention, prevention services, child and family services, foster care support, adoption services, and kinship care. A sliding fee scale based on income and family size is available.
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For information on insurances accepted by Idaho Department of Health & Welfare - Rexburg, please contact them directly at (208) 528-5700.

I struggle with PTSD and I have never been able to open up to any before until now. I feel safe here and I would recommend anyone to come here.

Middleton Counseling is the best counseling I've been to. I've been seeing Rebecca Mumm for a little over a year now and my mental health has improved tremendously.

I find stewards to be a really good comfortable safe spot to be. They are very supportive, and they're willing to teach me everything I need to know. I'm liking this place and I think I will continue on my recovery through stewards, it's an awesome place.

I had Nathan Blumenberg as my therapist I did not enjoy his services I would have to keep the conversation going every time and if I didn’t we would sit in silence. He seemed quite disinterested in talking while in the sessions. It was very difficult to talk to him. I also has the issue where I tried to cancel my services and they were not canceling and I had to call and cancel myself after talking to him. Front office people are awesome though!

I posted a review that expressed some frustration over a billing. Centerpoint Counseling contacted me by phone and they are sending me a reimbursement check for which I am very grateful for their understanding. Thank you, Ferron Sonderegger