Sunrise Counseling Center

My daughter found my therapist Diana Grant for me. Diana Grant is amazing and a God send. I was placed in group therapy by another agency. It was not a good experience. I was searching for one on one therapy and someone that I would be able to relate and feel comfortable with. I am in my 60's so going to therapy was a big decision. I am so thankful for Diana Grant. She is helping me with my past and present trama. I'm smiling again. Looking forward to my tomorrow's. My family sees a change in me. I feel a change in me. I am looking forward to sorting out my life and coming to terms with my life heartbreaks and disappointments. I feel confident in my growth a more peaceful me, that Diana Grant is helping me discover. I will be forever grateful to her.

I found Sunrise Counseling when I was in crisis. From the 1st phone call they were caring, considerate & accommodating in many ways. I was given an immediate appointment with Diana Grant. I have to say I was leery, had a therapist previously with another office who no longer took my insurance. I did not want to start over. It has been the best thing I have done for myself. This office has many therapists for different needs. They are professional, caring, empathetic & have a wealth of knowledge & tools to help you navigate through life feeling better.

Most unprofessional office I have seen in years. After six months of child therapy and "trust in progress" thinking, behavior worsened and councilor Wendy Zawolik allowed child to jump all over furniture and roll on the ground for consistent sessions with no psychological progress, had progressively worse behavior and caused additional trauma. In addition she practiced in office "play fights" and encouraged child to throw punches at her. Highly inappropriate behavior and would not recommend for behavioral issues, more like a 45 minute session for a playmate. Best people are the receptionists who are overworked and underpaid.

I had hope during my first session. I believed Breanne and Dimitra to be honest and sincere. I had finally found a place to be myself, be respected, and understood. That all changed with my second visit where I was disrespected, ostracized, and traumatized by the place and people I asked for help. Replace my beliefs with religion or gender identity and your actions would be criminal. You should be ashamed.