Well, I've never been one to ask for help let alone to seek out therapy. I've always believed no matter what may come, I would be strong enough to face it on my own. I was wrong !, so wrong. My counselor, they connected me with. Is very kind, understanding, compassionate and most important, unbiased ! He isn't afraid to tell me what I need to hear, not what I want to hear. He doesn't let his personal feelings or opinion dictate my therapy and although my schedule is very sporadic and crazy, he's always there to help me work through my daily craziness. I really value his time and advice or guidance, and he too respects and values my time. So all in all, i would absolutely recommend the staff to anyone seeking a better, healthier outlook on life, love and relationships to contact Life Stance. Even if you are unsure, if this is what you need. They can truly help you, just as they've helped me. Thank you, To everyone who wears their heart on thier sleeve, to all the kind staff and counselors. Sincerely yours, Dan Wright

I have a wonderful therapist but when we first established our relationship, she worked for a small, local practice before Life Stance bought them out. It’s been a billing nightmare ever since they took over and I’ve chosen to suspend treatment until it’s cleared up. And if that doesn’t happen I’ll have to find a new practice and start from scratch. It began during the summer when I received the first bill I’ve ever received and it showed a 120 day delinquency and a ‘threat’ I would be sent to collections. When I questioned it they said it was an error because co pays only apply to on campus appointments and mine have all been telemedicine visits since we began more than a year ago. For the past few months since receiving that bill, I’ve repeatedly been told I don’t owe anything and the co pays have been removed only to receive a new bill that’s even higher because they keep re-billing me for the co pays they’ve told me I don’t owe and have removed. To make it more confusing, apparently billing information needs to be updated or clarified with my insurance company because my EOB’s show a name other than my therapist. My insurance company has assured me they are aware of the name issue and working to get updated information from Life Stance. So while I would love to recommend the psychologist who has been working with me, I cannot in good conscience recommend Life Stance.

Very professional. I’m a 20 year vet and working with a company outside of the military I was a little skeptical but is actually better than any therapy I had in the 20 years.

I have been going to LifeStance for almost 2 years and I love love love my lady! She uses the exact style of therapy I need to work through life and I couldn’t be more thankful for her. Highly recommend this place, they will help you find the perfect person to talk to!

I've had an exquisite experience so far. I am continually learning more about myself and discovering issues hidden to me from the past. Stephanie S is amazing and deeply intelligent and well suited to the job.

I have worked with a therapist since February of this year. She has gotten me through alot of dark places. When she changed her schedule, she found a perfect match for ny next therapist.

I am very pleased with my experience at LifeStance Health. I have high hopes of learning more on how to make better choices in life. I am feeling at ease with my counselor and look forward to seeing this treatment help me understand more about my mental challenges. Thanks.

Having my therapist, Linsey, for the past year helped me navigate the world of chronic pain and all the behavior around pain medication. She is also highly trained in the area of trauma, something I needed having been through the ringer with the loss of my parents and the dental and medical world. I was brutally injured by a periodontist in Fort Collins almost five years ago, five months after my father passed away I'm a strong and highly functional person until all this happened. I was a mess emotionally and physically, having been thrown into pain management for what the neurosurgeon called the suicide diagnosis of trigeminal neuropathy. Relentless pain made worse with 55 procedures and surgeries. By the time I was referred to Linsey by a new primary care provider, I was bedridden. She has gently supported me and gives me methods to help with the pain and anxiety. LifeStance has been a saving grace and highly recommend them for having the resources for any and all issues we live with.