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I'm a disabled Veteran, so i have a lot of first hand experience with the Chippewa Valley VA Clinic. Through all my health issues the staff has treated me with the utmost respect and and care. I also like to complement the Chippewa County VA Office for guidance along the way

I've been working with my therapist Annelies, for over a year now! She's amazing. Down to earth, real, genuine, cares, thoughtful, gives great advice and helps with coping skills in all areas of my life. She allows me to be myself, which is the greatest and hard to find. She has helped me and given me so many tools to use and they work!! She's the best therapists I've ever seen.. And I've seen many! I would recommend her to anyone. She deserves 10 stars!!

I’m giving two stars because it’s a convenient location and I did get a lot of help from the second therapist that I had without getting into too much detail. Several of the student therapist are very disrespectful along with the front desk very nosy and disrespectful when you make a phone call I missed a phone appointment and I was blamed because I was a phone appointment. The receptionist became very nasty and that was not my first time that I had an issue with their Front Desk. They have almost elderly receptionist that are very rude at times When my main therapist left to go to a different location that was convenient for me the next therapist I got did not help with that in combination of the Front Desk being rude. I chose to terminate my services.

My brother has been in Stoval Hall at Mendota Mental Health Institute of Madison Wisconsin for a number of weeks now (2024/2025). During his first week he was put on much more proper medication from what he was on, which has resulted in a much more clearer mind and behaviors. I have visited him often during his stay and seen the improvements. He is now ready for a more permanent housing placement, and actually has been for some time now.

Scheduled my son's eye appointment and although they were nice they seemed very unprepared. Four different people saw my son for his eyes. The appointment lasted almost two hours. I understand is a big hospital but they seem to over schedule patients and the waiting times are crazy.

I have been a patient since the first week it opened. I followed an amazing doctor to this clinic. I have had nothing but good experiences from every staff member up until this week. Melissa specifically. Melissa should not work in Healthcare. She lacks empathy and professionalism. I was extremely disappointed and sad for the way she treated myself and other patients i witnessed her interact with because everyone else is amazing. To have one person fail and ruin the high standard the rest of the staff have set is not acceptable.

There service is OK if you are not homeless, but there other organizations in same building that will help you.

Roger’s has a great program and great staff. Jeramie and Amy are really well versed therapists. My chief criticism is understaffing and lack of space, my particular experience involved a booked unit. The building is modern and well kept but the program is successful in that it is full which has its downfalls.

After searching months to find a therapist I finally found Janet. The first appointment was fine. However I had a question a few days later called and left a message never got a call back. I thought well maybe she left for the holiday. Then my next appointment she was a no show. At least that is all I can assume as she nor the facility called me. I sat for 40 minutes in the waiting room and nothing. Maybe Janet needs to go back in retirement. I find her useless and she should be ashamed of herself. Never ever will I go there to see her or anyone else in this god forsaken place.

Wow, I've seen so many negative reviews, I was honestly suprised when I had such a pleasant experience. I wasn't "assigned" here for anything however. So I am sure the experiences are different depending on the situation. For me I was looking to get my son into some talk therapy since our health provider had NOTHING available for over 6 months! And this place got us in the next week and we're really helpful. The counselor or therapist assigned to my son was extremely kind and caring, she gave good information and helped get us connected with places to get assistance with some other things. I've recently gone through my own traumatic event and have reached out to them to get my own therapy as again my regular healthy care provider company has zero ability for any mental healthy appointments unless it is drug or alcohol related-which for me is not, I have gotten in for the psychiatric doctor to get my diagnosis of PTSD and medication management, but when they tried to get me set uo with someone for "talk therapy" it was HORRIBLE! They had nothing available for 3 months, so when that 3 month wait was over I had an online "assessment" with an extremely rude women who then dumped me into a group therapy thing-which had over 150 people in it, and was an "online" group for 3 hours a day- for 6 weeks until she had something available! I was seriously disgusted with them for the therapy part of the memtal health care. I absolutely LOVE my actual doctor, but the talk therapy or counseling part of it-horrible, worst thing in the world. So, I reached out to Wellpoint instead to see if I could get therapy with them even if I was an adult and surprisingly I was able to. I thought it was only for children and families and things like that, but compared to the horrible experience I had with probably the largest health care provider company in Milwaukee, my experience with Wellpoint was SO much nicer. I havnt had my own personal therapy yet with them, but do soon, and I know the experience I had while my son went there was very good, he also liked his therapist very much. To be clear, my negative experiences was NOT with Wellpoint, it was the therapy part of the mental health system in the large milwaukee health care group- I've only ever had positive experiences with Wellpoint as of now.

Consulting of Mentally ill vs PTSD. 2023 Gun Therapy at age 72 finished in the dark with machine guns blazing on Law & Order TV segment on own and better life since DV incident in 1969 with 40 gauge homemade shotgun blast through bedroom door at age 16.

Excellent treatment and very patient! Open to understanding symptoms and very devoted to giving time to her patients when they need it! A very comfortable environment to heal in! I would recommend this place to anybody with a traumatic past to try this Outpatient Center.

I didn't have a fantastic experience with my therapist, I was asked 3 or 4 times how me and my fiancé felt about me seeing a male therapist, this was my first ever therapy experience so it could have been my nerves from that showing, but it became a lot. Getting ahold of the office was difficult while they didn't have a receptionist and there was issues receiving my bill. Jill and Marley have reached out to help me sort everything and I am very grateful for them doing so, I was very very nervous about my account becoming delinquent around the holidays as there was an issue with the mailing system. They have completely validated my feelings of frustration with the situation. I hope things go better in the future with mailing and having a receptionist up front to help with the paperwork and answering calls.

They failed to tell me and my wife that they were not in network with my insurance company. Letting us think we were covered until we canceled our appointments. Now they tell us we owe over $1300. That is a very predatory practice. Make sure you are covered because they will not!!!

The only good thing about this place mainly is if you have to do something on short notice or when everywhere else is booked. Maybe some good people here but I haven't met any yet.

The counseling. { Talk Therapy } Was ok,But they seem to be to fast to put you on meds. I didn't see the point of being on meds for an eating disorder.I'm weighing in at 86# .And feel great , now that i stoped going.Dont have to worry about the one dr who thinks meds are the answer.

Several years ago, I had the opportunity to work directly with Sharyl Kato. She taught me how to be a better parent. Showing me how to interact with my children in a positive, constructive way. One of my children was a very hyper active child which worked my last nerve, daily. The other was dealing with depression. She made life so much better for me and my children. I appreciate the help she gave me durning my time of need and frustration.