Tyra Butler, Licensed Marriage and Family Therapy, The Center for Couples and Family Therapy and

"She was out of network for my insurance which at first did not seem to be a problem as she informed me I could submit a "super bill". I finally had to demand the super bill to submit as I informed her in the beginning it was alot to keep attending without any re imbursement from our insurance. She did not provide all the information required for my insurance. When I asked for that information I got the run around and never received the information. Luckily my insurance found the information so that i could submit it. During the sessions, she looked at the clock every 2 minutes while i was pouring my heart and soul out to her about what was going on in my life. The advice I was given was to youtube meditation and read self help books and that i need to attend once a week for her to really get to know me. There was no sound advice. It left me with more anxiety and stress since I opened myself up and was vulnerable with no help in those issues I brought up. I do not recommend her"

"I highly recommend Tyra. She is very easy to talk to and very wise. She is also caring and really goes above and beyond to help others. She has given me excellent advise and help when I needed it most. If you are looking for a counselor who cares about her clients, Tyra is the person to see."

"Tyra is professional, empathetic and devoted to personal and professional growth. She has a heart for helping other therapists get started in practice. Highly recommended."

"Tyra is an Amazing Woman of Integrity, Honesty and Intelligence.. She gives selflessly to those around her and has a Beautiful Healthy Marriage.. She is a great mommy.. She has been a Loyal friend for almost 30 years! I highly recommend her expertise as a wise counselor"

"I have known Tyra for many years, and her empathy, ability to listen, combined with her personal experience, provide great insight into helping others work through life issues, and struggles. She has compassion and understanding of what it is like for young people to dealing with the pressures of school, college, first jobs, and family pressures. Counseling only works if we are willing to share and be honest about what we feel. If you are open and ready to do the work, you will find her a great resource."