Mental Health Providers in Baraboo, Wisconsin

This place needs a new staff from top to bottom. I would get their voicemail most of the time with no returned call. Then when I would get a call back there was always confusion. Karen told me she was new with very little training. There were some delays before my first appointment but that was also partially my fault. We saw Nicholas Rogge who really needs to work on his people skills. The impression we got was he didn't want to be in our session. I gave him my insurance card at the beginning of the appointment and watched him scan in. Some how the admin office never received it. No big deal. After spending almost 30 minutes doing their paperwork I emailed for another appointment. Nicholas suggested every other week at a time I could not make. I suggested every 3 weeks as our situation is not extreme. He emailed back telling me he is no longer available Wednesday evenings. That was why we started to see Nicholas (for evening appointments). Nicholas first told us Wednesday evenings were good for him. He was very clear in his email to me that he is not open to new clients every 3 weeks and will only see established clients on Wednesday evenings now. We would not recommend Innervisions.

They give you a decent person to meet in person a time or 2; then pawn you off on a know nothing telehealth stay at home mom that spends 45 of the 55 minutes saying um. Better off hitting the liquor store after work than calling this location.

When I was in my 20s one of their workers tried attacking my toddler because he was scream crying the whole time and when I blocked him with my body she proceeded to attack me. She was never fired or reprimanded and when I told the police I wanted to press charges for the bruises on my back they refused. Sick people work here.