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Really can't say enough good about the staff, the location and the care and attention The Center gives to you to help you through a difficult period. I would highly recommend The Center for anyone struggling with past trauma and anxiety. Edmonds is also a beautiful location and I treasured the time in the evenings to walk and see the landscapes and visit the local coffee shops.

An emergency situation need to see a psychiatrist as soon as possible went through the initial sign-up procedure. The girls said after she checks the insurance and call me back not another word. Never answered their phone after that Terrible Pl., not recommend calling them.

I believe this is one of the best treatment centers anywhere. If you are struggling with depression, anxiety, or any other mental health issues, I highly recommend the team at The Center.

If you are struggling with depression, addiction, or an eating disorder you will find caring, supportive professionals in Dr. Gregg Jantz and his team. It really is a place of hope! The Center's approach of healing mind, body, and soul will set you on a path to wellness and freedom. The location in the charming town of Edmonds on the beautiful Puget Sound is a bonus!

My experience with the center was great and they gave me tools and skills that I am able to implement into my life easier.

So The Center got my review deleted. Again. I refuse to share my name because I want it to be anonymous, and they DO NOT vet any positive glowing reviews, only the reviews they don’t like. Because they think the center can do no wrong. Well let’s try this again. I had a horrific experience here because I came here as an atheist. I specifically told them I have religious trauma and they specifically told me they do the same therapy as secular therapy places like recovery from religion and the secular therapy project. They promised their worldview wasn’t about god. Why did an atheist come here you ask? Because they offered me free treatment, and I was so sick with bulimia that I took it. They think I’m a fake troll, so let’s name drop shall we? (They made me delete the names) were my CDIOP therapists, and (name deleted) liked to tell us that “when you make plans, god laughs” and that we all had a plan for our lives mapped out by her lord. (Names of therapists deleted) liked to tell me that “you can’t do this eating disorder recovery without Jesus”. They didn’t like my career and told me that if I stayed in my career I would always have ED. So I quite my career and moved all the way across the country. After taking their advice, my life spiraled out of control for the next 6 years. I was NEVER able to get back the career that I loved. And STILL had ED, even though I followed their advice and quit. I lived in the house right across from the center, they have 3 donated houses. They kicked out many of the other clients for not “complying” to the demands and rules. I thought it was sad. Anyway, I can keep going on and on and on about how awful it is that in America, rehabs are allowed to bring magic Bronze Age sky daddy dogma into science. And how dangerous it is to take advice from mental health professionals who think our lives are controlled by imaginary lords. This really ruined me. What a shame.

The Center A Place of Hope, Dr. Jantz has really created a gem way up here in the upper left. The program itself is very helpful, the holistic approach is brilliant. It’s the people though, the group of professionals that operate this great place on a daily basis are what makes The Center such a wonderful experience.

My husband is currently in another treatment facility because this place completely failed him. He confessed he drank the entire time he was there. He had too much freedom to come and go as he pleased in the evenings and on weekends. He obviously was not tested regularly for alcohol consumption. Very disappointed.