Simply Mindful Solutions

I highly recommend Simply Mindful Solutions. My child has been seeing Megan for the last year and we've been very thankful for her work with him. Not only did she create a safe space for him, but she was able to build a relationship with him where he felt truly comfortable to share and open up.

I have been with the Simply Mindful Solutions group for over a year now and have had nothing but a good experience. The therapists are enthusiastic, caring, kind, resourceful and very communicative. They respond in a timely manner and work with you to find a time to talk (virtual or is person). I would recommend this group to anyone looking for mental health support.

Simply Mindful Solutions and India Walsh are the best! She has helped my family and I for years. Their office is super calm and comfortable and I look forward to going every time. They have made me feel loved and supported over the years and I am very grateful!

Both my son and I have been receiving services from several providers at SMS since 2018 and I have nothing but positive things to say about this business and its providers. India was the first provider we saw and continue to see and she is truly resourceful, patient, and willing to adapt her work to what fits our family best in that moment. I have seen my son and myself grow in many ways individually and with one another through our work with her! India has also helped connect me with Camrey, another provider who i work with who has also demonstrated to be a phenomenal and knowledgable provider. Their styles and collaborative work has been amazing and helpful in addressing mine and my family's needs! I definitely recommend this practice to friends and family and would recommend to anyone else looking for great services!

Our elementary-aged, neurotypical daughter worked with Megan Robinson to address some anxiety for seven months after being on Simply Mindful’s wait list for almost a year. After their relationship was established, we had some concerns that their sessions perhaps weren’t as productive or effective as we’d hoped. But our daughter loved Megan, so we decided to trust the process. As the school year progressed, our daughter seemed to be doing well. We discussed a plan with Megan and agreed that they would continue meeting once a month, as we wanted to have systems in place should our daughter experience a setback with the adjustment to a new teacher and classmates this fall. Megan offered to share the name of some parenting groups for additional support. I followed up with Megan by email three times—to request the support group information and to confirm that we would be down-shifting to monthly visits. Megan never responded to any of these emails. We also stopped receiving appointment notifications. An adult who played an important role in helping our child had ghosted her. It felt as though any work we’d done over the last seven months had completely fallen apart. Most importantly, we lost the support system we had established and our daughter felt betrayed and abandoned by someone she trusted. We followed up with an email to Megan’s supervisor, Erwin Reyna, to express our concern and dismay. He never responded. We then reached out to Simply Mindful’s lead practitioner, India Walsh. We received a response from Ms. Walsh when this review was posted. At that point, she was gracious and apologetic, and offered to provide additional resources outside the practice, and she followed through. She explained that she had been out of the office for a medical procedure for three weeks and had set up an out of office notice, which we did not receive. While I appreciate Ms. Walsh's ultimate follow-through and attempt to repair the situation, we were still left wondering why our child's treatment had been abruptly discontinued and why our efforts to get answers from Megan Robinson and Erwin Reyna were ignored. Their lack of accountability was damaging and terribly irresponsible. If you are a concerned parent seeking consistently trustworthy, reliable, ethical support for your child, I encourage you to keep looking.