CMAP Health

The difference in my life since starting with KDoyle has increased dramatically. So thankful.

I highly recommend CMAP. They use an app called GreenSpace that allows you to measure your mental health weekly or biweekly. This has been a game changer for me. We are able to concretely see how I’m doing and compare to the years before. No other therapist I’ve seen before has used this tool. I have seen Kirstine Postma, Hajer Furat, and Dr. Rao at CMAP and I highly recommend all of them.

My therapist at CMAP made a huge difference to my life. I was going through a major traumatic event and I really don't know how I would have coped without her support. She managed to be both supportive and challenging which is a difficult combination. I would highly recommend CMAP!I have read some negative reviews. The relationship with a therapist is sensitive and of course needs to be the right fit. I have had negative experiences with individual therapists in other organizations. A problematic relationship with 1 therapist, doesn't mean CMAP as an organization or all the therapists are not good. Mine was brilliant!

I had issues with making a payment for being late. CMAP notifies the day before, not the day of, or an hour before the appointment. The late fee was waived. The process was so exhausting I cancelled my services. Unfortunately, I really needed therapy, and it was stressful trying to work out how I could pay for services. I would recommend CMAP to allow patients to make payment arrangements. The therapy was a positive experience.

CMAP Health is more focused on profiteering than the mental wellbeing of their patients. I had wrote this review earlier, but was pressured to delete it by my former THERAPIST there. They sent me an email, after I had almost already decided to end services there, stating that their “heart dropped” after they noticed my previous review (since deleted). That’s a highly unprofessional thing for a therapist to say to a patient - verging on emotionally manipulative. The first review mentioned how they, without warning, attempted to bill me because my cancelation-request was 22hrs before the appointment and not the required 24 hours. They had never warned me about that beforehand. When I went to delete the first review, I noticed that there was a new 5-star review from a certain Neil Abraham - maybe a friend or spouse of someone who works at CMAP? It’s highly suspicious that there were no reviews before my previous review and then Neil Abraham’s showed up less than 24 hours later.As for the quality of the sessions, I would give them a C. The therapist often had long, awkward pauses, and was fixated on one specific blanket-term to solve all my problems. They didn’t help me at all, only wasted my time. It felt like an obligation for which I was billed.Steer clear. Save your money.