AIM Behavioral Health Therapy and Consulting LLC.

"I’ve been going here for a year learning how to cope with ptsd and anxiety. Chris and his team always have a smile on their faces and make me feel welcomed. I’ve been working with Elizabeth who has been a viable part of my progression to normalcy. Although the methods may be a little unique i highly recommend any vet with any ptsd, anxiety, or depression to come here you will see positive results."

"They just care about the money and not the patience. They let go my therapy Nicole. Then Kris wife, lies and told me they have to see me twice a week. Because VA cut down the times that he is allowed to bill out from. Now he trying to recoup that money by schedule people twice a week. Scammer"

"I started going to AIM behavioral health as a community care provider for the VA. I started in January 2022 and had a therapist name Nicole. Everything was fine until they let her go and at that point I was assigned to Kris (Owner) for therapy sessions. He comes off with a know it all personality which I did not like. I didn’t feel that Kris listened to anything I had to say or was concerned about me. I finally left the practice in January 2023 after he told me that I needed to come in twice a week versus once a week because Medicare and the VA have cut down the times that he is allowed to bill out from 1 1/2 hours to 1 hour and he’s losing 40% of his profit. That is none of my business and was totally unprofessional of him to bring me into his personal business. The last couple months dealing with Kris caused me more anxiety and stress and I regressed. This is just one man’s opinion, speaking from experience."

"I have been seeing Jocelyn for a few years now. Putting it simply, she helped guide me in a direction that has completely changed my life. I was struggling with anxiety, anger, and depression when I came in and I had come to accept that was who I was, and I wasn't going to be able to change. Standing here today I can tell you that I hardly know what the feeling of anger is anymore. As for my anxiety, I feel like I have taken its hand and we've learned to be best friends. And my depression...that's so far gone that I use the word "happy" to describe myself. It's a lot of work to be had, and its hard...It doesn't just happen because you show up to therapy every week. You have to be willing to put in the work and effort outside of the office. It's not easy, sometimes it feels like a rollercoaster, but it's definitely worth the ride because you get to walk away not carrying so much weight on your shoulders and you get to learn to see life more clearly. Thank you guys for everything. Thank you to everyone upfront making it run and being so welcoming and accommodating, and thank you Jocelyn for showing me what I'm capable of and pushing me to find who I am."