Harmony Health

Jo Opitz failed me and my family as a counselor. She met with my child only once, yet wrote a sweeping letter that felt biased and disconnected from the purpose of reunification. There was no structured assessment, no meaningful progress, just advocacy disguised as therapy. She also reported that a bill had not been paid, when in fact it had I have proof of payment. That kind of inaccuracy reflects poorly on her professionalism and raised serious concerns for me about trust and integrity. According to Oil City News (Feb. 10, 2025), Jo Opitz was arrested for domestic battery in Natrona County. That’s a matter of public record. In my view, it’s deeply troubling for someone with that background to be positioned in authority over vulnerable children and families. In my opinion, Jo Opitz is unfit to work with families in crisis. She came across as biased, reckless, and unprofessional. Families who are already struggling deserve competent, impartial support not this. I strongly advise avoiding her services.

Shannon has been responsive, accommodating, and we have immensely appreciated that our child has been on a consistent learning and observation path. We just pulled our other kids out of Healing Tree as they absolutely treated us like a number and our kids like they didn't need to be there, and are patiently waiting to get them into this practice as our experience here has been exactly what we feel therapy for a child should be. Additionally, this practice has been able to work in our odd therapy dynamics and we simply can't say enough great things about our experiences here over the past 18 months.

Two years of I don't know what to do. Supposed to be almost equivalent to a real MD. Understands less than my dog!