The Healing Fountain

I’ve been meeting with Pamela Hopkins for some time now. Wonderful experience and very welcoming nature. Pamela is a great counselor as well as spiritual adviser and she is sharp! I’ve meet with several counselors before but I’ve never felt as accepted as when I visit The Healing Fountain. I’ve went in several times and came out feeling refreshed.

Wonderful experience. Went to a spa day on a Sunday with two friends and couldn’t be more pleased. My friend was able to connect with her Grandfather who had passed on before her daughter was born and it was such a touching experience that I will never forget it. The Medium knew details about her Swedish background and childhood that would give any non-​believer faith! Pamela Hopkins, the owner, goes out of her way to make it a unique and enjoyable experience for each client. I left feeling lighter and refreshed and truly amazed. Worth it!

I highly recommend The Healing Fountain. Pamela has made a world of difference in my life. I have been seeing her for counseling for about 4 weeks now and I cannot begin to explain how my life has changed in this short period of time. She zeros in on what is causing you pain and guides you through facing those pains and moving beyond them. She is amazing.

I wish I had used more critical thinking skills when I sought mental health treatment from the Healing Fountain (HF). Somehow seeing how Pamela Hopkins waves her hands in the air with Energy Therapy, or hearing how I had some past life to resolve, were methods used to resolve my anxiety and depression, however for me, those methods were not appropriate for my mental healing.
Like many other Americans who suffer a mental illness, I should stick to more evidence based therapies since they’re proven to scientifically work, and what has worked for me is Cognitive Behavior Therapy (CBT) and psychotropic medications. I’ve found mental health issues are a byproduct of the brain’s insufficient production of neurogenesis, due to its prior exposure of prolonged psychological stress and distorted cognitive thinking, which can both be alleviated, or at least successfully managed, by these treatments.
As a former client of the HF, I should have done more research on a mental health therapy before I decided to pay for it. Otherwise I might be wasting a lot of time and money on an ineffective therapy, and it took a while for me to recognize the Healing Fountain promotes the wackiest therapies for mental health. Pamela Hopkins has a list of them as certifications on her wall, however they seem to be giving the illusion of being recognized credentials from higher institutions, yet giving no guarantee to the client, they actually work for the client’s mental health.
Also I avoid testimonials as a reference for a good mental health therapist. All licensed therapists know by Ethics Code 4.07 that seeking testimonials from clients is prohibited, since it impairs a vulnerable client’s judgement.
I think clients with mental health issues should find a licensed therapist who seriously respects *every* one of their clients — and unlike my experience with Pamela Hopkins, places less emphasis on seeing clients as money making opportunities for billing their mental health insurances — since finding the right therapy treatment for every client with vulnerable mental health issues IS the primary responsibility of the licensed therapist. This IS what clients pay for.
Likewise the Healing Fountain seems focused that improper mental health is about a spiritual deficiency with God, while overlooking mental health is also a biological problem of the brain, and a problem in a how a person practices their cognitive thought patterns, based on their past learned experiences. All licensed therapists would already know this, since it’s taught in all graduate social work curriculum’s in accredited institutions of higher education.
Therapy, as taught in the field of social work, is not limited to just spirituality. Focusing on just spirituality deems a practice more as a religion rather than a place focused on giving proper mental health treatment.
The Healing Fountain needs to be clear what mental disorders are, and the category of what is Mental health — not Medical Spa services (located in the Beauty and Spas section of Unilocal), and not this over emphasis on New Age spirituality. Using catchy words like «quantum physics» or «higher consciousness» may sound conversationally impressive in a session, but do little to help someone overcome their mental health issues, Likewise I feel turning to ancient spiritual traditions for mental health treatment is silly, because past spiritual philosophies were never intended for the people of the 21^st century to overcome their mental problems.
I came to the HF unsuccessfully for mental health treatment. If a center is going to do business with the mentally ill, then implement proven methods that help clients manage their mental illness. Follow the regulations and laws that were designed to help those with mental illness, rather than digging into ancient spiritual methods, or experimenting with energy therapies, that have no scientific proof of helping this vulnerable population with living in today’s world.

I don’t even know where to begin. Not only has Pamela Hopkins at the healing fountain changed me and my life forever but I continue to refer friends and people that I love and care about to her and they say the SAME THING! She has an unexplainable gift and discernment to get to the core of what is going on. She uses different techniques to help you overcome the challenge you are experiencing. Her years of experience with various challenges make her a perfect therapist to go see if you don’t know what is going on with you! The staff is super friendly and welcoming! Every time I leave there I leave refreshed with my mind open to changes and newness in every day. I’m a very down to earth and to the point type of person and Pamela has been a perfect fit for me. She is non-​judgmental and calls it how she see it. She doesn’t have her own agenda but guides you through what YOU are dealing with. I have even done sessions over the phone that have helped more than some other counselors i saw prior to her.

My friends and I just love the Healing Fountain — especially the inspiring six week group sessions that are led by Pamela Hopkins who is the headliner at this establishment. She’s also a wonderful therapist in private appointments where you leave feeling totally revitalized and inspired to live a happier, more productive life.
This is one therapist who knows how to zero in on what is at the core of current difficulties and provides such tremendous healing in the process. You owe it to yourself to check out the Healing Spas offered every month at the Healing Fountain. You have the chance to spend time with a medium, a hypnotherapist, get intuitive readings, Reiki sessions and more. It’s an amazing place for therapy and healing.

No no no. Worst ever. Who jumps on the table and straddles the client? No mood lighting, no candles, crap R&B music. Just not a relaxing environment at all. I feel like my masseur picked up a book, rented a room and started going at it. This was a Groupon buy so it was only like $ 40 for an hour but I’d rather pay more for quality.