About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. A delivery driver pulled up to CrossRiverTherapy NM one afternoon and asked, ‘Is it normal for a therapy clinic to be so… quiet?’ The receptionist smiled and replied, 'Absolutely! Some of our patients are so deep in thought they don’t even hear their own doorbell.' The delivery driver nodded, realizing he’d been standing there like an idiot for five minutes. He laughed and said, 'Guess I’ll just leave my package here then!'
2. A little girl walked into CrossRiverTherapy NM with her mother, pointing excitedly at something on the wall. The receptionist looked closer—just another colorful poster, until she noticed the child whispering, ‘Mommy, why does that picture move?’ The receptionist squinted and leaned in closer. Sure enough, it was just a regular old poster of a river scene, but as she watched, one leaf seemed to gently drift downstream. 'Oh,' she said, smiling. 'Just an optical illusion.' But the little girl shook her head, giggling softly. 'No, Mommy, it's magic!' And they both laughed, happy in their own little world.
3. A small dog followed its owner into CrossRiverTherapy NM, sniffing curiously around the reception area. When a nurse bent down to greet him, the dog suddenly sat upright, staring intently at an empty corner of the room. The nurse followed the dog’s gaze and saw nothing but dusty shadows. Suddenly, she heard a soft giggle from behind her. Turning around, she found herself facing a smiling receptionist who whispered, ‘Just our resident ghost, he loves unexpected visitors.’
4. A curious cat sauntered into CrossRiverTherapy NM one morning, its eyes fixed on an unusual sound coming from behind the reception desk. Curious as ever, it jumped onto the counter, startling a nearby nurse who was about to pour some herbal tea. The cat meowed softly and settled down next to a stack of pamphlets, clearly intrigued by the aroma. From then on, everyone knew that whenever something strange happened at CrossRiverTherapy NM, they should just wait—it probably involved another visit from their furry patient.