Anxiety Institute
Anxiety Institute Overview
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Anxiety Institute has a 1.0 star rating from 1 review, with consumers mostly dissatisfied and a 100% unfavorable rating distribution; reviewers cite poor customer service, limited service diversity, and a high price level.
Positive Feedback
Review provided no positive comments about outcomes or care quality.
Negative Feedback / Risk Areas
- Extended treatment duration and pressure to continue led to higher costs and worsening symptoms.
- Opaque billing and poor responsiveness contribute to Anxiety Institute customer complaints.
- Perceived focus on keeping clients in paid programs rather than clear progress.
Key Takeaways for Future Customers
- Check other Anxiety Institute reviews and ask for clear timelines and outcomes.
- Request written cost estimates and refund policies before enrolling.
- Consider second opinions and monitor your child’s progress closely.
The generated data is based on reviews and questionnaires provided by PissedConsumer.com users.
Anxiety Institute has a 1.0 star rating from 1 review, with consumers mostly dissatisfied and a 100% unfavorable rating distribution; reviewers cite poor customer service, limited service diversity, and a high price level.
Positive Feedback
Review provided no positive comments about outcomes or care quality.
Negative Feedback / Risk Areas
- Extended treatment duration and pressure to continue led to higher costs and worsening symptoms.
- Opaque billing and poor responsiveness contribute to Anxiety Institute customer complaints.
- Perceived focus on keeping clients in paid programs rather than clear progress.
Key Takeaways for Future Customers
- Check other Anxiety Institute reviews and ask for clear timelines and outcomes.
- Request written cost estimates and refund policies before enrolling.
- Consider second opinions and monitor your child’s progress closely.
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Be careful...Huge Expense that Created More Anxiety In My Child!!
- - Daughter refused to attend school after the holiday; referred for outpatient care.
- - After 8+ weeks and $70K, they recommended continuing therapy.
My daughter refused to go to school after the holiday. I was unfortunately referred to The Anxiety Institute in Greenwich, CT for outpatient services.
I was initially told by the Institute that she would be there for 4 weeks. As the 4-week session was about to end, they insisted she needed another 4 weeks. I noticed that her anxiety about returning to school was increasing while there, but they insisted that it was part of the process. After more than 8 weeks and $70K, it was strongly suggested that she continue therapy after the program.
After the care, I reached out to them several times to give my feedback on the program. It wasn't until I mentioned I would pay for more sessions that they returned my email. It always made me question why a place called the Anxiety Institute created more anxiety in my daughter as they encouraged her to stay away from school for a longer period of time. Today she believes the center did nothing for her except create more issues and gave her too much information on residential facilities and further treatment.
There has to be a better place to take your child than this type of facility that seems to place a higher value on keeping the child in their expensive system for as long as they can get you to pay for it.
Please be careful and do your homework before engaging them in any service. It was a completely unnecessary costly expense that did more damage to my child than good, in my opinion.
Preferred solution: Apology
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