The Summit Center for Mental Health at 3033 West Jefferson Street in Joliet, Illinois

Customer Reviews about The Summit Center for Mental Health

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  Not happy with the experience we received through this center. My husband and I went to 7 appointments for marriage counseling with Lisa Bruno. Every appointment we were brought into the room slightly after our scheduled time (the first time this was our fault). When we had first started counseling, neither of us had ever been to counseling before so we didn't know what to expect. It would seem as if she didn't have control of the appointments. Maybe this is normal, but it seemed like she should have been more in control of what was going on. Maybe directing the conversations to a point, or working on solutions or something. Instead we always were getting off subject and not resolving a thing. We left every appointment feeling like nothing was accomplished and unsure what the point of the session was. At the last session, I was very offended by her behavior. My husband and I felt like she was attacking me, and we agreed that we will not be going back there because of her unprofessionalism (we found another place). Granted, I was angry, but she kept "zinging" me when maybe she should have been trying to calm me down....? I'm not sure, but regardless, it seemed wrong on her part. My husband recently started going here for one-on-one sessions (with another councilor), and we feel like maybe things are not so confidential there....? Maybe that explains her harshness towards me. At any rate, I wouldn't recommend (her anyway) to anyone I know.
  June 09, 2017

  by Andrea Nitsche
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  Dr. Rahman is great. After many years going to doctors "BiPolar 2" who only pushed more and more medications. Dr Rahman, found a combination of medications that did not have me feeling over medicated as I was in the past. She is also one that stresses the importance of talk therapy. Myself and wife are seeing Sandra and she has truly helped us learn to live again as a couple since being diagnosed 13 years ago.
  November 25, 2016

  by Joshua Summers

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