Fresh Perspectives Counseling

I have worked with one therapist, Jason, who has worked with me at the rate and pace that I was comfortable, unraveling the onion, on some deep issues that have been with me since I was a little boy. I have complete confidence in this man, who has suggested, at times, different perspectives to complex issues, but is also confident enough to let his clients discover themselves. He has worked with my schedule, supporting my sometime last minute needs to reschedule.
I would, and have recommended Jason to friends.

The office at FPC is both professional and well composed. I cannot speak directly for the other therapists, but Jason and Cheryl were wonderful during the time I went. I would highly recommend either of them if you are looking to work through anything specific or feel that you might benefit from just decompressing with a professional.

The working pace is always set very comfortably and they are very proactive when it comes to providing feedback.

Highly recommended.

I went to Fresh Perspectives for almost a year and I was quite pleased. The offices are very nice and the location is convenient. I only worked with one therapist there (Dan Stober), so I can’t speak to what the other therapists are like in sessions, however my dealings with them in passing were always pleasant.
I enjoyed working with Dan. I found that he had a calm and soothing demeanor that put me at ease and had an understated, yet ever-​present, sense of humor during sessions. He let me set the topics for discussion, but was willing to ask questions to draw me out when I was going through a «I don’t know what to talk about» phase. I appreciated that he never told me how I should think or feel on a subject (I feel like that should go without saying for a therapist, but I felt it was worth mentioning.). I liked working with him a lot and would recommend him.

I really like this place. I’ve been seeing Kirsten for the past 7 months and its been a really great experience. She always works with me when I need to take a break. She also lets me set the pace for what we talk about. I would recommend her and the facility though I can’t speak for any of the other therapists.

SEEK TREATMENT ELSEWHERE. At first I thought this place was great — the office was nice and comfortable, really clicked with the therapist (Jason), and I worked for months with him. Then I wanted to take a break for a couple of weeks, and asked to make an appointment three weeks from the current date in order to hold my spot. He said no, no need, that that office was a safe space for me that his door was always open to me. I call three weeks later and he says that he’s filled all his appointments and there is no room for me. I ask to be placed in the next available appointment, even if it’s really far in the future, and he says that he is morally opposed to waitlists. Hmm. I think that breaking promises is way worse than waitlisting… especially as a therapist.
If you’re going to therapy, you’re probably not in the best place in your life and feeling a little vulnerable. Here, they suck you in, then take your already fragile trust and general emotional state and pound it to a pulp. I’d suggest finding a place more caring.
AGAIN: SEEK TREATMENT ELSEWHERE!