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The Meadows Outpatient Center, Silicon Valley
1309 South Mary Avenue, Sunnyvale, California 94087
About the The Meadows Outpatient Center, Silicon Valley
The Meadows Outpatient Center, Silicon Valley is a leading health institution located in Sunnyvale, California. Our center offers a comprehensive range of outpatient services to meet the diverse healthcare needs of the Silicon Valley community. From mental health counseling to addiction treatment, our experienced team of professionals is dedicated to providing personalized care and support to help individuals achieve their wellness goals. Conveniently located at 1309 South Mary Avenue, The Meadows Outpatient Center is committed to promoting health and healing in the heart of Silicon Valley.
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1309 S Mary Ave #100, Sunnyvale, CA 94087, United States
Opening hours of The Meadows Outpatient Center, Silicon Valley
Monday:
08:00 - 17:00
Tuesday:
08:00 - 17:00
Wednesday:
08:00 - 17:00
Thursday:
08:00 - 17:00
Friday:
08:00 - 17:00
Saturday:
Closed
Sunday:
Closed
Reviews of The Meadows Outpatient Center, Silicon Valley
"NOT TRAUMA INFORMED AT ALL!! Tina Aggrawal, the director of this center, calls herself the trauma expert, but in my experience, she is the most unprofessional, judgemental, disrespectful, egotistical, condescending and trauma uninformed therapist I've ever come in contact with. I would give a negative star if I could to my review because of this person's horrible leadership. It's scary to think that someone as incapable as her is leading a mental health organization and is involved in the treatment plan, concerning people's lives. Her involvement in my treatment worsened my trauma and undid the progress I made through the PHP program (led by Jacina Laney and Stephanie Samson, two incredible people who truly care about the wellbeing of the patients)"
"The clinical care coordinator Tina triggered me and made my condition worse before, during, and months after i left the program. She made it hard for me to heal and make the most out of the support I needed and received from program group members. Even though i barely interacted with her, she had a significant impact on my experience at Meadows and retraumatized me countless times. She is not trauma informed but she insists that she is. When I built the courage to speak to her and calmly and professionally point out ways in which she triggered everyone in our group and when I brought up the fact that everyone in our group said they didn't feel emotionally safe because of her, she rudely raised her voice and said "I'm a trauma expert, if you want to leave the program be my guest", knowing how hard it is for people to find care. She is not credentialed to diagnose people or suggest that they take medication, but she will frantically throw around diagnosis without ever actually respecting or listening to patients experience and she will spread fear in patients by trying to convince them that they need medication(even though she is not trained to know this) and she will convince the patients and the parents that patients need to stay longer or go to another facility. People in my group became more depressed and anxious and even lost their job because she did not have any awareness of her power and role in their lives and their treatment. She disclosed confidential information that a patient did not want shared with the group and then sent that patient to another state for residential treatment because she exaggerated the issues they were experiencing. She should be screened for narcissistic personality disorder. She got a good therapist fired so she could be next in line to take the job she has now."
"We stopped referring people here after the fourth negative experience. When I tried speaking with their director, he didn't seem receptive to the idea that there were discrepancies between what was promised vs what was delivered in terms of services. It's all the more disappointing to me as I've partnered with The Meadows when I ran a lab in Arizona and they were outstanding."
"I went to both the php and iop programs. Tell your insurance provider not to send you here if they do. You are required to go to a 12 step program if you go as the directors are ultra-hardcore 12 step believers. If you aren't religious and want science-based therapy that considers trauma this place is not for you."
"Update: My experience didn’t match up with my expectation because I was explicitly told what to expect. I wasn’t told “we’ll evaluate whether or not you’re a candidate for EMDR”, I was told “you will receive EMDR”, hence the expectation. Again, Neurofeedback was given, with the promise there are no possible iatrogenic effects, which is simply not true. My issue is with the false promises given upon intake that make The Meadows sound like a far better fit than it is in reality. Additionally, the most recent reviewer, Janelle Cronk works with The Meadows in a professional capacity, as evidenced by her LinkedIn profile. Do better. — Maybe an acceptable program if you’re intrinsically motivated to recover from substance abuse or struggling with work/life balance, absolutely not the program to attend if you’re looking to heal from trauma, especially if there are dissociative aspects. I toured to make sure The Meadows would be an appropriate fit. The director of outpatient services and I spoke extensively. He assured me I was a candidate for EMDR and that my stay could be extended to 4-6months to meet my treatment goals. On my second therapy session I was told The Meadows is a phase I trauma program and as such they would not provide EMDR. I was informed of my upcoming discharge via email during a trauma anniversary. The discharge date fell at the 2 1/2 month mark, as opposed to the timeframe I’d been given. I was told the discharge was due to “resource issues”, which doesn’t make any sense: I wasn’t attending Neurofeedback, a second morning group was set to start, and someone else I was attending the program with is now in their 4th or 5th month. It feels more that I was brought on for revenue, given that I was the 4th person in group when I began, and discharged when they had more patients/revenue. Neurofeedback is being done without a qEEG to map a patients baseline brainwave functioning. I was told that there could not be negative side effects from Neurofeedback by The Meadows, and had to consult with an outside practitioner to learn that a qEEG is standard practice and Neurofeedback can cause side effects. There were technical difficulties every time telehealth was utilized, despite being a year into Covid. Overall, I wish I hadn’t attended. I left more unstable than I went in due to how my case was handled. Because I was at The Meadows for over 2 months, my insurance will not cover another program for the foreseeable future, should I want to try and seek a program’s help again."
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