Center for Dialectical and Cognitive Behavioral Therapies 3308 Broadway, San Antonio, TX 78209

"I've worked with the director of this clinic and know her to be one of the most thoughtful, intelligent, professional, and skillful therapists I've ever met. She also runs her clinic with integrity and with the best interest of the clients and staff at heart and spends a great deal of time in training her staff to be excellent at what they do. Highly recommended."

"DBT changed my life for the better and I wouldn’t have rather done it with anyone else but my individual and group therapists I had here. Having “graduated” from DBT now, I’m extremely proud of my journey here. Everyone I ever met from this clinic only wanted to help me achieve my own goals. Thank you all so much!!"

"I have worked with Lori Prado for a couple of years now. My work with Lori has changed my life in ways that I never thought possible. Lori’s open mindedness to a holistic approach has fostered a well rounded treatment plan for my recovery, involving collaborative work with my psychiatrist and functional medicinal doctors. My consistent, long-term diagnosis of “treatment resistant” depression was challenged through my work here with Lori and the RODBT groups that I attended with her team. With my new skills, I was finally able to complete college after years of attempting to do so. I am now living successfully, able to hold a long term job, have healthy relationships and maintain a depression-free life. Thank you forever, Lori!"

"This place is revolutionary and life changing. After six months I already felt like a different person. If you give the program a chance and an honest try, you will be stunned at the difference in your life, in your relationships, in your self. And wow my therapist is an amazing person that has helped me through some impossible moments."

"My daughter went here for Dialectical Behavior Therapy. She liked her counselor, but they refused to give her invoices for her payments. We needed them so we could submit to our insurance and get reimbursed. (But even if we didn't, what kind of place takes your money and then refuses to give you a receipt?) She asked for 3 weeks in a row, and each time her counselor said she was looking into it. She had to stop going because we couldn't afford to keep paying out of pocket. It's really distressing because she needs this therapy and our insurance would pay for it. But now she is going untreated while we try to find somewhere else that does DBT."