Testimonials

Anonymous ★★★★★

Outstanding. Robert listen and provide feedback. Very understanding. Robert bring his great Dane in is the best. Getting dog therapy.

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Lisa C. ★★★★★

I began seeing Danielle in January 2024 due to severe anxiety caused by a hostile work environment. From the very first session, she worked with me to integrate self-care and coping strategies into my daily routine. With her guidance, I began walking daily, using meditation apps, journaling, practicing positive...
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Jodi C-B. ★★★★★

I received heartfelt listening and practical strategies to overcome childhood trauma and issues surrounding addiction. It was a beginning to my lifelong wellness journey. I feel that I can check in whenever needed. Thanks Danielle
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Laura T. ★★★★★

My experience at A New Outlook Recovery Services was very positive, welcoming, and warm. The services were ok. I was able to express my feelings and get results and solutions of how to deal with these feelings. I think maybe more options to work at home to not ruminate. ...
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Casey L. ★★★★★

I am not certain I could possibly describe how immensely helpful the IOP program has been in my life. To this day, and every day moving forward, I utilize the skills I learned of which have afforded me the ability to be confident in my daily pursuit of continued...
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Sanja M. ★★★★★

It has provided me with A New Outlook on life. It has help me explore issues I have been battling throughout my life and helping me deal with and heal from them, thanks Danielle
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Testimonials

Anonymous ★★★★★

Lisa C. ★★★★★

Jodi C-B. ★★★★★

Laura T. ★★★★★

Casey L. ★★★★★

Sanja M. ★★★★★

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How Not to Say “I’m Sorry”: A Therapist’s Guide to Meaningful Apologies

Is It Addiction or a Mental Health Disorder? Untangling the Threads of Co-Occurring Struggles

Women in Recovery: A Deep Dive into the Realities, Risks, and Roadblocks Women Face on the Path to Healing