Janet Huh, LMFT & Andrew Pflueger - Scotts Valley, California

Janet Huh, LMFT, and Andrew Pflueger are renowned professionals in the field of mental health, particularly specializing in marriage or relationship counseling. Their practice, conveniently located at 222 Mt Hermon Rd, Scotts Valley, CA 95066, offers a welcoming and accessible environment for clients seeking guidance and support in their personal relationships.

The facility is designed to be fully wheelchair accessible, with features such as wheelchair accessible entrance, parking lot, and restroom, ensuring that individuals with disabilities can also receive the essential services they need. It is highly recommended to make an appointment before visiting, as it allows the team to better accommodate your specific needs and preferences.

With a strong emphasis on creating a supportive and non-judgmental space, Janet Huh, LMFT, and Andrew Pflueger work collaboratively with clients to address various aspects of their relationships, helping them build stronger connections and navigate through any challenges that may arise. Their expertise, combined with a compassionate approach, has earned them a stellar reputation among their clients.

Their practice has garnered exceptional feedback, with a 5/5 average rating on Google My Business, based on the input of those who have benefited from their services. This demonstrates the high level of satisfaction and trust that clients place in Janet Huh, LMFT, and Andrew Pflueger's abilities and dedication to helping others.

👍 Reviews of Janet Huh, LMFT & Andrew Pflueger

Rob

5/5

I had Andrew Pflueger as a therapist from around 2012-2014. (I am writing this review in 2019 because I brought him up in conversation today and thought I should find him and leave a review.)

Best counseling/therapy experience I have had.

He is compassionate, understanding, very insightful, and pays attention to all the details.
All of this was very needed when I moved into the area for work newly married.

I went to him at first sort of skeptical wondering what could I really learn. I was thinking it would be pointless talk about silly coping strategies. But it wasn’t that. In reality, I learned a whole lot about myself. I learned so much about myself, in fact, that there is a small part of me that wishes I could be a therapist to help others like he has helped me.

I just had a my first kid recently, and I truly believe deep down in my heart that I will be a better father to my son than I would have been if I did not do a couple years of therapy with Andrew Pflueger.