Dr. Aubrey is the best Psychiatrist I have ever had. It took me years of searching, trying to find…read morea good Psychiatrist through my insurance, to finally decide that even though he does not take insurance, he is worth the money. I tried many Psychiatrists through my insurance, but they did not have the attention to my issues or the devoted time that Dr. Aubrey has provided me. He has been there after hours when I needed help and is relatively easy to schedule a last minute appointment in a time of need. He is knowledgeable and caring and really pays attention during my appointments. I highly recommend him!

I have been going to Dr.Aubrey for well over 10 years. IN my experience he is knowledgeable, kind,…read moreand empathetic. He doesn't rush but asks all the necessary questions to determine my well-being. I like the fact that he takes written notes during our sessions and remembers what we spoke about the last time. He hasalways given me the impression that he truly cares about my mental health...I have recommended him to others...Once established, the $95 per visit seems well worth it!

I am a psychiatric provider that refers to Valley. Psychiatrists have many years of experience…read more They offer several outpatient programs that are for a diverse population and for varying disorders.

I cannot speak for the other doctor who shared the suite with this doctor I encountered, but this…read morereview is for: Pawar Balwinder S MD I wish there was a negative star to pick. I feel as though having seen this cold, arrogant, condescending psychiatrist was a major setback to my recovery. The entire appointment was a waste of my time and my money. I'm seriously considering not paying the bill I'm sure to receive in the mail and just allowing it to go unpaid and impact my credit.... that's how badly I do NOT want to put a single PENNY in this man's pocket. He had no empathy towards a crisis I had just recently been through. I felt as though he did not do HIS homework and read my freaking chart/file for even a minute. His eye contact was lacking, and when our eyes did meet, I felt creeped out and uncomfortable. I was appalled at his lack of warmth, and lack of listening skills. I felt like some of my medications needed to be changed, which is his job to do, but he basically waived off my concerns with some flippant remark, not taking anything I had previously stated into consideration. What really set me off (internally, of course) was when he placed my prescriptions (the exact. same. ones. the hospital gave me) on the table between us... without even looking up from his folders.... and said, "Thank you. Goodbye." Its sad that he is so near the hospital, and that most people getting discharged are probably referred to him. I'm sure he gets A LOT of business from people like me who respected the referring hospital doctor enough to think that they would not send me to some unfeeling jerk. I didn't even research him before going to the appointment, which I own as a mistake on my part. I cannot believe that psychiatry is this guy's profession. I thought, well maybe he's having a bad day. You know, positive self-talk and all that, but when I told the front desk gal that no further appointments were needed, that I was never going to return, and telling her who my doctor was after she had asked, the looks on all the staff's faces told all-- This was not the first time they have heard this, and they were not surprised.

I recently saw this doctor for help with my mental health and left feeling completely dismissed. I…read moreopened up about my depression and a difficult situation involving domestic violence, and asked about taking short-term time off to get myself together. Instead of showing any understanding, he refused because I'm "functioning." As a mother, I have no choice but to function--that doesn't mean I'm okay. The entire experience made me feel unheard and belittled. If you're looking for a doctor who will truly listen and support you, this was not my experience here. I wouldn't recommend him, especially for women going through real-life challenges who need compassion and understanding. Since then, I've found another provider who truly listens and treats me with respect. The difference has been night and day, and it just confirmed that the care I received here was not okay.

I want to start out by saying my experience with Dr. Horowitz was not in line with other reviews…read more I actually was mandated by my employer to see Dr. Horowitz for a second opinion of the medical care I was receiving from my primary providers. Dr. Horowitz was very professional and asked a lot of probing questions and listened intentently to me. Although he was not my treating physician he suggested many new options for me to proceed with management of my serious health issue. I realize now that much of the work he had to do was tedious insurance paperwork, which my prior physicians had a difficult time completing. I found him to be extremely professional and efficient. He did not present to me as a soft shoulder to cry on. He presented as a highly educated psychiatrist with the latest information on diagnosis of mental illness, the available pharmaceuticals and adept at managing the insurance paperwork. my review is tardy but Ive finally gotten it together enough to write it.

As a nurse practitioner working in the neurosciences, I have had the opportunity to engage Dr…read more Estavillo in multiple curbside consultations in the past, and have always been impressed with her high level of professional knowledge and expertise. Dr. Estavillo has a keen understanding of the interplay between the mind and body, and I have always found her to be an extremely knowledgeable and empathetic resource. I would never hesitate, should any of my patients ever chose to seek her care, knowing they will receive services that are both holistic and of the highest standard.

Beautiful people! They have a peaceful setting within a professional office. They are all a…read moretremendous help during a difficult time.

DiTina was huge helping my now wife and I sort through a few different issues we were having before…read moregetting married. Sort of couples therapy blended with individual work we both got to do. We have actually both used DiTina for continued individual work, and have also referred our teenager niece to her! DiTina is wonderful and has a great approach to her work. And most importantly, you can tell right away she really cares. We highly recommend!

In the time I have worked with DiTina I have taken back the flow and direction of my life. She is…read moreamazing! The space she provides and way she "short circuits" my analytical brain has helped me organize my thoughts and learn to treat myself better. DiTina has a way of meeting you where you are and guiding you through your thoughts to bring clarity. It's as if she has this innate connection to truly see your best highest self and guides you there with your own wisdom, using her extensive knowledge and vision to shed light on the path to help you express your truest most authentic life. Bring a notebook, a pen, and an open mind to honestly look at yourself and work on being the best you! DiTina is the best guide towards finding your inner magic. I can't recommend her services enough. I have worked with her over her many modalities for several years and the service and care she provides is stellar!

My therapist recommended Paperflower, and I'm so thankful she did, especially since my experiences…read morewith my last two psychiatrists were not great. Short version: Dana is amazing! Long version: I was originally apprehensive because I couldn't find any reviews for Dana, and when I saw she worked 16 years as a midwife I worried she would be like some of my previous psychiatrists/doctors who made me feel uncomfortable about not wanting children or about being gay. But I really needed an appointment ASAP and she was the soonest available so I went out on a limb and I am sooo glad I did. Dana was absolutely wonderful. I have very bad anxiety and find it difficult to talk to people and I'm easily put off, but Dana was incredibly easy to talk to, kind, understanding, and she made me feel comfortable right away. I never felt judged, dismissed, or pressured. I felt listened to and respected, which made a huge difference. You can really tell she cares! I highly recommend paperflower to anyone. Their billing and admin team are great too. They responded very quickly to any inquiries I had.

My two children see Andy and Tabitha- they are both amazing! I have been so pleasantly surprised to…read moresee how supportive virtual psychiatric appointments can truly be. They are both extremely knowledgeable about mental disorders and meds! Andy has been an amazing advocate for my son with more complex behaviors / diagnoses. He has been extremely thorough and made sure that nothing is missed.

Dr. Heller has seen me on numerous occasions. Once to help me stop smoking, and have never gone…read moreback. He also helped me get well quicker after my hysterectomy. He had me listen to a few of his CD's which were made to help you relax. It seemed I needed less pain medicine and healed quicker.

Dr. Heller helped me treat my anxiety. He is compassionate, caring, and truly listens. His therapy…read moremade a big difference in my life, improving my quality of life. I would recommend him to all my friends and family!

Changed my review based on new experiences here. Someone reached out to me and asked me about what…read moreI experienced. He apologized which meant a lot. He also assured me that I did nothing wrong and therapist aren't allowed to reserve unscheduled spots here. That has also been my experience in the past with my old therapist. If I didn't schedule out far enough, then another client could schedule and I'd just have to miss out or schedule the next available day that that time was open. It's first come first serve so what Stacy did was wrong. I was then paired with Dr. D whom I saw for a few months and definitely felt much safer. Then due to availability, I switched to Sally and wow. She is the perfect therapist for me. I don't plan on leaving Desert Sage while they have a gem like Sally there. Thank you all for reaching out to me.

I'm pretty sure this practice just hires "C" students who majored in psyche because it sounded cool…read moreand they thought they'd somehow make money from this. My husband and I both briefly saw practitioners from Desert Sage last year. I worked with Kristin a few times over the phone and I found her to be incredibly impassionate, if not a bit stuffy. She didn't seem interested when I expressed specific concerns, nor did she seem interested in committing to some sort of a diagnosis. I realize that may sound strange, but I've struggled with my mental health for basically my entire life. At this point, I can guarantee I'm not neurotypical. It took a lot to actually see a practitioner. Perhaps I should have been clear of this when I walked into the room (or, um, answered her Zoom), but I wanted professional feedback so I could truly identify some problems, and then work on them. She was happy to try medicating me after a single, brief conversation, but wasn't willing to try diagnosing after 4 sessions or so. I finally figured seeing her just wasn't worth the stress, and have gone back to sweeping things under the rug and playing doctor with myself. Not ideal, but I've found more benefit in doing that than continuing to work with her. My husband, on the other hand, worked with Daniel for substance abuse. Of course my husband liked him at the time, considering I found Daniel to be incredibly unprofessional and generally removed anytime I sat in for their sessions. There was never any talk of trying to identify a diagnosis or triggers when working with Daniel, which I figured could be helpful when it comes to substance abuse. Maybe that's not unusual in psychiatry, I honestly don't know. Regardless, seeing him always felt like a waste of time. I felt like Daniel wasn't interested in his work (IE helping people, which is kind of shitty on him). Though he was happy to bring up his own poor life choices during one session, like not setting himself up for retirement. Super professional, Kirsten and Daniel. Desert Sage. Thanks for the help. Our lives have been changed. (Not really. I'm quite obviously being sarcastic here. I really wish I could have those copays back. We've had to figure things out on our own, and you wanna know something funny? The military has helped by husband get his head screwed on more than these pompous lazy asses. Kind of an ironic, perhaps even unoriginal twist when it comes to tacking addiction, but the government managed to get more positive results from him than this practice did. The government? Helping someone? Results? Now, isn't that saying something.)