Community Behavioral Health

Ariel Puckett a month ago

I just graduated from treatment 7/28 and I absolutely love all of the staff! They are so caring and i love Erin and the nurses as well. All wonderful people. They truly care about you here and you can tell they do their job because they love it and not just for a paycheck . And the counselors are amazing as well! Im still going once a month for meds which is awesome I can continue after treatment which mist places won't. Big plus! Absolutely my best choice ever in coming here ! Love everyone here!!!

Alaina Johnson 3 months ago

Literally will use you for money when you don’t even need drug classes. Don’t know how to do drug evaluation or nothing would never go here.

jordan cole 5 months ago

TJ is the best psychiatric provider I have ever had the privilege of seeing. I have been a patient of his for a few years and have never had a poor experience. He listens, cares, and is extremely humble while maintaining professionalism. It would not be a stretch to say he has saved my life more than once. Thank you TJ and all CBH staff for your support ❤️

Valerie Gunn 7 months ago

The nurse practioner is good to talk to and the nurse", CBH needs Good Casemanagers ! Caesmanagers that are Reliable, pay attention to you and take notes on the appointments they make with you and don't lie on you and to you! The Best Casemanagers aren't there anymore!

Brooke Heinrich 7 months ago

I love this place, TJ is the best psychiatrist I've ever met. He trusts you to know your own body and doesn't push anything. His nurse, Bethany, is the best too!

Amy Hall 7 months ago

I would recommend this clinic to anyone. This place has done wonders for me. They take great care of all people in addition recovery. They do all they can to provide your needs while in recovery. Thank you to all there employees, you guys are the best.

Lara Becker a year ago

I would give one star, but I like Dr. Ackerman. I agree with another poster regarding the programming on the television. The last time I went, it was on some CSI show which is very triggering and gave me anxiety. They should have something less traumatic on the television like some nature videos with relaxing music or don’t turn it on. The Waiting room and hallways are very sterile and uncomfortable, not very inviting at all. It is very difficult to get someone on the telephone. I was told if I had a referral for my son that we could get a direct appointment with the doctor. When I called to make the appointment though, I was told that I just had to bring him in during the morning, which was what I was trying to avoid because he is in school at that time. So that wasted a lot of our time. One time I called to talk to my doctor about a prescription refill and felt like I was being accused of misusing my medication, even after I told the person on the phone that we were still adjusting my dosage because I’m new to this type of medication. Pretty sad when the people that are supposed to be helping you are the ones stigmatizing you, but it’s not the first time I’ve encountered this at

Cassandra a year ago

I used services here to get through a rough couple years, counseling and medical. Their doctor has a good grasp on new techniques with old knowledge. He was the first mental health professional to get me to take a DNA test to start trying medication rather than throwing a dart at a board. My counselor was incredible, she gave me such perspective and validation to really take doable steps until I could deep dive to find more permanent habits. Yes they have a very busy overworked front office staff, some days are more obvious than others. When you realize these professionals are there helping a ton of people that don't always want the help, you see the dedication. Give the staff a break and maybe a thank you to help them find some strength that day too.