All Access Mental Health (AAMH) is a private, non-profit community-based behavioral healthcare agency serving the Greater Mercer County community. Founded in 1974, we are accredited by The Joint Commission and licensed by the State of New Jersey. Our mission is to empower those with mental illness through a variety of behavioral health services.
At AAMH, we believe in providing the highest quality mental health services that empower individuals, are sensitive to and respectful of individual and cultural differences, honor human dignity, and are tailored to meet each individual's treatment needs. We believe that mental health services should be accessible to all, and that no one should ever be turned away due to their inability to pay.
Our values are centered around trust, integrity, dignity, empowerment, empathy, camaraderie, commitment, and candor. We believe that our staff is our most valuable resource and strive to ensure they have the support they need to provide the highest level of care to our clients.
Our Services
Our services are designed to meet the unique needs of each individual. We offer a range of behavioral health services, including:
- Psychiatric Day Treatment
- Individual and Family Psychotherapy and Counseling
- Psychiatric Evaluation and Consultation
- Medication Management
- Integrated Holistic Health Care
- Care Management
We understand that seeking mental health services can be a daunting task, which is why we have made our services accessible by allowing individuals to just walk-in or call us between 8:00am and 2:00pm, Monday to Friday. Our services are available for those who need help with mental health challenges such as depression, obsessive compulsive disorder, drug and alcohol dependency, or bi-polar disorder.
Consumer Satisfaction
At AAMH, we take pride in hearing from our clients and making improvements to our services. We administer a consumer satisfaction survey each year to gather feedback about our performance and the quality of service being delivered to the residents of Greater Mercer County. Highlights from our latest survey include:
- 99% of respondents agreed with the statement: "I like the services that I receive here"
- 99% of respondents agreed with the statement: "I would recommend this agency to a friend or family member"
- 100% of respondents agreed with the statement: "Staff here believes I can grow, change and recover"
- 98% of respondents agreed with the statement: "I feel better able to control my life"
Work for Us
At AAMH, we pride ourselves on being a leader in providing the best quality behavioral health care to our clients, and a company where people feel accomplished and valued in their work environment. We offer competitive salaries, top-notch healthcare benefits, generous paid time off, and reimbursement for education and career growth. We are always looking for career-oriented, driven individuals who share our vision and values. If you are interested in working for AAMH, please send your resume and cover letter to info@aamh.org or fax to 609-452-0627.
Confusion and Disorganization
The first reviewer, Laure G., gave 4 stars and complained about the inconsistent hours listed on the clinic's website and pages. This made it difficult for others to plan their visits.
Unprofessional Treatment
Taz, a psychiatrist themselves, was appalled by the treatment their mother received from Dr. Maddaiah and AAMH. They claimed that Dr. Maddaiah abandoned their mother and failed to provide necessary refills or guidance, violating professional ethics.
Poor Therapy and Staff
Krista Orellana and Green Elf Alchemy & Botanicals both had negative experiences with the therapist and staff at AAMH. Krista's children were forced to switch therapists multiple times, while Green Elf Alchemy & Botanicals felt dismissed and unheard by the "doctor" they saw.
Positive Experiences
Sol Pacheco and Maryanne Naro, on the other hand, had excellent experiences at AAMH. Sol praised the staff and counselors for being wonderful and capable, while Maryanne recommended the clinic for its warm and helpful employees.
Concerns about Medication and Treatment
Steve Wadsworth and Corrin expressed concerns about the clinic's treatment approach. Steve felt that the clinic was more interested in getting patients addicted to medication than providing proper care. Corrin was disgusted that they were no longer allowed to see their therapist after seeing them for over a year and a half.
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