Thriveworks Counseling & Psychiatry Portland

Kate Sanders-Fleming _{on Google}

Apr 2nd, 2024

I was planning to become a thriveworks patient, but when I went to schedule my first appointment they insisted I provide credit card or debit card information before meeting any member of the organization. This seemed very sketchy, it's never happened to me that a health services provider does this, not to mention my insurance has no copay. I had hoped to meet Dr. Doreen Peasley and hopefully start some great work, but they refused to schedule an appointment without saving my card info first. Sketchy.

Autumn Obenchain _{on Google}

Feb 16th, 2024

I was speaking to a counselor through Thriveworks and everything was fine until I was 15 minutes late to an appointment. Im sure this is considered a cut-off time for most places, but one would think some leeway would be given to the emotional state of people who are seeking counsel in the first place. I had a valid health reason for missing the beginning of my appointment, and had maintained a perfect record of always being early for my sessions. The late fee for a no-show (even though I tried to sign into the Zoom call, albeit late) is $135.00! That is the cost of multiple sessions! What if I was scraping up money to seek mental help? This fee is outrageous! At that rate, I should have been able to still speak to my counselor for the remaining 45 minutes of my allotted hour, at the very least. Its no wonder we have such a hard time finding mental/emotional support in this money hungry, insurance dictated, god-forsaken country. Thriveworks should be ashamed of themselves. And if anyone out there is under the impression that your counselor or their office cares about your mental health above money, you are gravely mistaken!

Julie Leblond _{on Google}

Nov 29th, 2023

Excellent start to counseling on zoom