Whole Being Health Group

"I have sent so many patients to Whole Being Health Group knowing that they'll provide thoughtful, intuitive and comprehensive care to my patients. Colin Perry and Dr. Davison are incredible in their respective fields and I love knowing that my patients will improve under their care."

"I was dealing with stress, body soreness, and overall fatigue. After one massage with Colin I felt rejuvenated. Not only was my body feeling better physically, but Colin's presence allowed my mind to completely clear of stress and anxiety. Best massage ever. I would recommend this place to anyone. Especially Colin!"

"No compassion. I had to cancel my massage with Gabrielle the day before my appointment when she messaged me a reminder. I told her that I had to cancel because I am heading into surgery for my back unfortunately. Instead of her inquiring or showing any sympathy for my situation this is the message I received: “Why didn't you tell me this earlier. You seem to always need to cancel. Please don't contact me again for a massage. I hope you realize it when someone cancels me at the last minute and I can't fill that slot than I lose part of my weekly salary” The surgery I’m receiving was not planned, but more of an emergency and very last minute due to a ruptured disk in my back. I’ve been bed ridden and on round the clock care having to arrange for this surgery very quickly with my doctor. But instead of asking me questions or showing any concern this is the first text back after I tell her I need to cancel due to back surgery. She also made inaccurate accusations that I’ve cancelled serval times in the past, which is not true. There was only one time I had to cancel due to my son being home sick. So no, I would not recommend Gabrielle due to her lack of empathy or consideration of someone else’s unplanned, unfortunate circumstances. (You are very mistaken ‘Bailey Blades. And I’m happy to send you the entire text conversation for clarity. You mother apologized to me because she knew what she wrote and her tone was wrong. It’s just that simple. I am not a person that writes reviews, but this was beyond inconsiderate given my families stressful situation, and we felt it needed to be shared especially considering she works in a care giving field which requires a person who possess empathy and understanding)"

"I think that whole being is the perfect place to go when you need care and a nice place to relax! Gabrielle is my mother who is a very wonderful person and will go out of her way to do anything for everyone. The messages that are being posted here are taken out of context and there are other circumstances that were not made aware of in their reviews and she has politely wished these people well with their situation. She said, "I wish every success with your surgery and hope that you feel better soon." After this the family continued to attempt to begin an argument with her and so she politely replied, "[name of patient] I sincerely apologize for the tone of my text earlier. And also for any grievances I've caused you today. I wish you and your family nothing but happiness and good health and I hope that you recover soon." There is always more to the story, thanks for listening! :)"

"I cannot recommend Whole Being and specifically Gabrielle. Compassion should be paramount when working in a wellness profession. After reading the unkind text my daughter received when needing to cancel her appointment due to an emergency spine surgery for the next day that was not planned. The response she received was so unkind. It goes as follows: Quote: "Why didn't you tell me earlier. You seem to always need to cancel. Please don't contact me again for a massage. I hope you realize it when someone cancels me at the last minute and I can't fill that slot than I lose part of my weekly salary". Money did not seem to be her concern a few weeks ago when she cancelled my appointment to go out of town. I work in the mental health field and have clients cancel at the last minute often. My first consideration is their well being. Perhaps Whole Being needs to educate their clinicians on the importance of being a compassionate human being first and foremost!"