Associates in Behavioral Diagnostics and Treatment (AIBDT) - Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

David Rogers

I would never recommend that anyone go to this practice. I had my therapeutic relationship ruined because the owner decided to try and change who I was seeing just because I am a male and she felt that my therapist might not be safe around me for that reason.

A therapy office is supposed to be a safe space free of judgement so that you can talk about your problems, issues, and feelings and hopefully become more aware of what you can do to improve your behavior. However, instead of being able to do that, I had to learn that the owner thinks I should see a male therapist just because I am a man. That is extremely degrading and is the last thing I would expect from a mental health professional to be profiling me simply based off of my gender and to try and affect my therapy, even though she is not my therapist.

0/5 stars, find someplace else that has administration that actually respects their clients privacy, trusts their therapists to make their own decisions, and can actually keep insurance payments straight. There are many better options in the area.

Abby Allen

Really helpful and kind therapists. nice to find a place that accepts virtual visits and new appointments. Pretty new to therapy but I have appreciated having someone who listens to my day with kindness, never had a problem