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Community Medical Centers - Other Important Numbers, Community Behavioral Health Center
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7171 North Cedar Avenue Fresno, CA 93720
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Community Medical Centers - Other Important Numbers, Community Behavioral Health Center

Community Medical Centers - Other Important Numbers, Community Behavioral Health Center is a Psychologist facility at 7171 North Cedar Avenue in Fresno, CA.
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7171 North Cedar Avenue, Fresno, CA 93720
Services Community Medical Centers - Other Important Numbers, Community Behavioral Health Center is a Psychologist office located in Fresno, CA. A psychologist focuses on the evaluation, prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of mental, emotional and behavioral health issues. A clinical psychologist uses psychotherapy and other counseling skills to improve emotional and mental health.

Please call Community Medical Centers - Other Important Numbers, Community Behavioral Health Center at (559) 449-8000 to schedule an appointment in Fresno, CA or to get more information.
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Poor care. One staff member (a nurse) seemed to have a bit of compassion. I would go out of town before I would return here. I saw the therapist who ran the groups following my "release". He came on to me and I had to terminate therapy. The woman who did the "strip search" upon arriving, acted as though I was interfering with her studies (she was doing homework on the job). She treated this sensitive issue with no compassion. The 'wings' of the unit are 'co-ed". The man in the room next to me also came on to me. The patients had to "request" to go outside. The "recreation" consisted of grade school art projects. No excercise was incorporated. The one upside, is that my doctor, Dr. Giesbrecht, was good and met with me on a regular basis in the hospital and got me on medication that saved my life. Other than that, this place is sad.
by Anonymous
July 26, 2011