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ADHD Clinic

1047 Vista Park Dr a
Lynchburg, VA 24551
(434) 321-5578
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Advanced Psychotherapeutics VA 24551

About ADHD Clinic

ADHD Clinic, located in Lynchburg, Virginia is a private alcohol and drug rehab that offers treatment for a variety of substance abuse addictions. They offer residential care providing long term support for addiction recovery.

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Donna
3 months ago on Google
5
I don’t really understand the many negative reviews because my experience has been Very Positive!! *. The reception / billing staff have always been kind, welcoming and professional. *. Dr. John Thomas has been my Therapist for almost 9 years and Is Excellent! *. Carrie has been Meds Management for the last year, and she also has been a wonderful provider. Both Dr. Thomas and Carrie are compassionate, professional, and have been lifesavers for me!!!
Allyson Schmidt
7 months ago on Google
5
I always have such a great experience with my provider, Carrie. She is always personable, as well as knowledgeable. She has helped my quality of life with her care and attentiveness.
Denita Lewis
1 year ago on Google
5
New Front Office staff thats truly Rockin it out!! Very customer service oriented and friendly.
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Advanced Psychotherapeutics VA 24551

Addiction Treatments

Levels of Care

Residential treatment programs are those that offer housing and meals in addition to substance abuse treatment. Rehab facilities that offer residential treatment allow patients to focus solely on recovery, in an environment totally separate from their lives. Some rehab centers specialize in short-term residential treatment (a few days to a week or two), while others solely provide treatment on a long-term basis (several weeks to months). Some offer both, and tailor treatment to the patient's individual requirements.

Treatments

Substance rehabs focus on helping individuals recover from substance abuse, including alcohol and drug addiction (both illegal and prescription drugs). They often include the opportunity to engage in both individual as well as group therapy.

Staff

Dr. Tim Barclay, Ph.D

Clinical Director

Dr. Jared Pingleton, Psy.D

Director of the Institute for Pastoral Vitalization & a Christ follower

Jake Weatherholtz, M.A., CAADC

Counselor

Brittany Finch, M.A., LPC

Professional Counselor

Dr. John Thomas, Ph.D

Professional Counselor

Tim Wilson, M.A., N.C.C.

Professional Counselor

Sophia D. Strange, M.A., LPC

Professional Counselor

Carrie McKinney, MSN, FNP C

Family Nurse Practitioner

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Contact Information

Phone icon (434) 321-5578
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1047 Vista Park Dr a
Forest, VA 24551

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2.69/5 (85 reviews)
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2.69 (85 reviews)
Sabrina Nelson
1 month ago
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DONT GO HERE.Firstly I called to let them know I would be about 15 minutes late. They told me they give you a 15 minute window after your appointment is scheduled. My appointment was at 9 and I checked in at 9:14. I came in the door at 9:13. I was told I had to reschedule. I told the lady working at the front desk that I had called in advance and there was a 15 minute wait period. She sounded surprised and said “just one second”. Then, a very annoyed looking clinician asks me by name. January Deadrick is her name. I started testing and it was okay if you exclude her being snappy, Ignoring what I say, dropping the testing materials down like an angry kid who did not get what they wanted. After this happened repeatedly, along with just a general attitude of disinterest and irritation, I asked if she was doing okay and listed the previous reasons when asked why. She asked if I was okay to continue, or if I wanted to continue another day with a different clinician. I told her I was okay and continued. She asked me this a few more times. Then I was doing a memory test where she wanted me to repeat a list of about 15 numbers back to her. After she said them the first time and I repeated the ones I remembered, she told me which ones I missed and made me say them all again. This happened about 5 times before I said I could not do it. I was trying my absolute best. She said that if i did not finish it, i would not be able to complete the testing. She did not mean complete the test, she wanted it PERFECT. It’s supposed to be testing my memory however so I am not sure why she could not have written down that my memory wasn’t flawless. After I told her I could not repeat these numbers like this, she said that I would have to leave and come back a different day with a new clinician because “You don’t seem comfortable with me”. I walked outside to talk to the staff about what had happened and they basically didn’t give a fuck and said she was now working with another client and I was coming back a different day. Mind you-I NEVER stated, implied, or indicated that I was uncomfortable with her as my clinician. They did not give me. choice. I told them my advocate from horizon was on the way and she would be there in 10-15 minutes. In this waiting period I was being disruptive in the lobby after crying. They told me to keep it down or they would call the police. Is this not a mental health place? Aren’t they supposed to know how to deal with people who have mental issues? Spoiler alert! They don’t. I stopped talking all together and eventually left. I was not going to leave a review, however today my mother who is mostly and soon to be estranged informed me that they had called her and recommended hospitalization? I assume they were asking for her recommendation as well considering I did not go. She said she didn’t live with me anymore and they also told her I got removed from testing. This is the most important thing to note here:She is NOT on my release if information. I make sure of that whenever I go somewhere like that because she is very controlling. I had asked the previous time I went to set up an appointment just to make sure she was not on there. I don’t live with her anymore and I barely talk to her. She was my emergency contact from when I went about 4 years ago maybe? Did not get testing then either due to the long wait lists. I called today and explained the situation. They said they did not break the ROI because it was “an emergency” which clearly not if I didn’t get hospitalized. In addition, if it was an emergency such as me self harming, which is about the ONLY case I could see that being okay(I was not for the record). I still don’t know why it is necessary information to tell an emergency contact that a client got kicked out of testing. That does not constitute an emergency in my eyes. Screw this place. Everyone here is a liberty alumni who wants to treat everyone like shit and use religion as an excuse. If I could give negative stars I would.

Bingus
1 month ago
1

First off my name is Seth Howard I Went to be tested for ADHD this May 19th at the recommendation of my psychiatrist after some new regulations made them temporarily unable to do so on their own after being told directly that it’s fairly plain to see that I do struggle with it I went to be tested at advanced psychotherapeutics during which time I had to wait for the first apt which was an intake apt done by a student followed by a testing session for 4 1/2 hours done by yet another student to finally have the results reviewed by a Dr Timothy Barclay who I never got to so much as speak to or meet face to face despite noting that I’ve been dealing with the problems I have since I’ve been in elementary school they summed all my issues up to “cannabis use disorder” simply because of the fact that I started to take THC oil for chronic back pain about two years ago I will be waiting to get a second opinion from my psychiatrist when they are able to test again within the upcoming months and from the bottom of my heart cannot recommend anybody go to this facility with any real problems as from my experience I feel a life full of struggling and learning to manage my problems as well as I can was simply dismissed because I have used THC products and have had an emotional breakdown following doubting my every emotion since apparently I’m just some idiot stoner who isnt aware of my own emotions and thoughts UPDATE: after making this post and not until I posted it was I finally contacted a few days after by Timothy Barclay who offered to do a brain scan since I didn’t “get the diagnosis I was looking for” thankfully I was CORRECTLY diagnosed by the team at Wyndhurst counseling and wellness near Timberlake rd if anyone is looking for a provider where you won’t have this experience and to the staff at advanced psychotherapeutics get bent ✌️

Response from the owner
Our practice is committed to providing thorough, evidence-based evaluations conducted under the supervision of licensed clinicians. Clients are welcome at any time to request clarification regarding their care or to speak directly with the supervising clinician about questions or concerns related to the evaluation process.
Because we respect patient privacy, we cannot discuss or verify any individual’s care, services, or health information publicly. We understand that healthcare experiences can feel personal and emotional, and we encourage anyone with concerns about their experience to contact our office directly. Individuals are also always free to seek a second opinion if they believe it would be helpful.
Sam Rock
2 months ago
1

I want to begin by recognizing Dee, Roz, Jackie, and all of the other front-end staff I have interacted with over the past six years at Advanced Psychotherapeutics. They have consistently been a delight to work with and have provided tremendous administrative support as God has used Dr. Pingleton to help me grow into a healthier man and husband. With regret, I will be leaving this practice and following Dr. Pingleton wherever he ultimately settles. After six years of being a client here, the contrast between my experience under the former leadership and what I have experienced since the transition to Collaborative Health Partners (CHP) could not be more stark. I was initially excited when I learned CHP had purchased the practice given their ties to LU. Unfortunately, that optimism was short-lived. As of July 31, 2026, Dr. Pingleton is no longer allowed to see patients in the office and was instead limited to telehealth only. My understanding is that this followed his decision to advocate for what he believed was best for his clients rather than simply accepting the new administration's direction. Whatever the internal circumstances, I fully support Dr. Pingleton's decision to stand up for his clients. I have the highest regard for Dr. Pingleton's faith, professionalism, experience, and expertise. For six years, he has treated me as a person, not a diagnosis or account number. He has offered wisdom, grace, discernment, and genuine care during some of the most important seasons of my life. That kind of relationship is precisely what makes mental health care different from an ordinary medical business transaction. That is why the manner in which this transition was handled has been so disappointing. Just this week, I received a generic letter informing me of Dr. Pingleton's upcoming departure from CHP. I was addressed simply as a "patient," with no personal salutation or acknowledgment of the six-year relationship I had with the practice. It was, quite literally, a bulk letter placed in an envelope and mailed to me. The contrast with the personal care I had experienced for years was jarring. And that contrast matters. Mental health care involves people who may already be struggling with feeling unseen, forgotten, or insignificant. When a practice that once made those people feel personally known suddenly begins treating them primarily as patients, numbers, or business transactions, something important is lost. For six years, I experienced this practice as a place where people were treated with grace, understanding, wisdom, and dignity. I believe that personal approach was a significant part of what made the practice successful in the first place. My concern is that the new executive leadership has no sight of that. CHP has an opportunity to change course, but it will require more than administrative decisions. It will require recognizing that mental health care is ultimately about PEOPLE. The people sitting in those offices pouring out their hearts are not merely revenue streams. They are human beings who may be coming to you during some of the most vulnerable moments of their lives. Unless the leadership of CHP makes a clear and meaningful change in that direction, I will remain outspoken about my disappointment and about what I believe has been lost. What was once, in my experience, a place of genuine care and counsel now feels like a business managing patients. That is a profound loss, and I hope CHP recognizes it before others experience the same thing. As an added suggestion, if the new CHP leadership is looking for a good picture with how this shift in focus feels, they should go watch the first 60 minutes of the Robin Williams movie "Patch Adams" and take note of the stark contrast between the medical leadership and the need for treating the patients like valued humans that Patch brought to their attention. Just like Patch, I strongly feel that if someone doesn't speak up and act when a problem is observed, how will change ever take place?

Donna
3 months ago
5

I don’t really understand the many negative reviews because my experience has been Very Positive!! *. The reception / billing staff have always been kind, welcoming and professional. *. Dr. John Thomas has been my Therapist for almost 9 years and Is Excellent! *. Carrie has been Meds Management for the last year, and she also has been a wonderful provider. Both Dr. Thomas and Carrie are compassionate, professional, and have been lifesavers for me!!!

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