I can't really speak on the quality of the IOP or PHP programs…read more My experience just... was not what I expected at all and I had since found better sober livings (which is saying a lot, because those were still inherently stressful but I at least stayed long-term. La Jolla Recovery set the bar very low). I've been in sober living for a year now, and I am now leaving. Never any relapses, graduated a program, did all the things. I'm at least in a better place from it. La Jolla Recovery was NOT that place for me. I began in April 2025. I stayed for a total of two nights before I had to leave to go to the emergency room, back to the inpatient. I was inpatient for about two weeks before I came to La Jolla Recovery. I had recently quit cannabis and was seeking mental health treatment. At first glance, it seemed chill. I had friends who had gone here and apparently had a positive experience. The groups were decent, staff were friendly, there was available snacks, etc. They had outings at the cove, etc. However, the sober living was......... awful! I stayed at a sober living house where I was immediately prescribed medication I had not taken while inpatient, but was forced to take it. One of these medications were entirely new to me, Trazodone. There was a delay in getting my mood stabilizers, anti-psychotic, and anti-anxiety medicine. I had never taken Trazodone before, but having nothing else available to me, I took it as prescribed/was pressured into taking it by the sober living manager who organized medications. The first night, I had stayed up ALL night. I was hyper vigilant, no need for sleep, and a little paranoid. During the day, it was... okay. I didn't really know what was impacting me considering how vulnerable my mental health was and the chaotic nature of being in sober living for the first time. The second night, I took the medication again. Again, I was feeling overstimulated, overwhelmed and restless/anxious. The sober living manager gave me a 2nd one, and I felt pressured to take it/was told "it would help me calm down and sleep"; that's when the shit show began. Immediately, I started hallucinating visual shapes and became scared. The best way I could describe it was "my brain was on fire." I have a history of epilepsy in childhood, and my first thought was "Oh my god, am I going to have a seizure?" My mind began severely racing and I asked her if I could call my parents and I thought I needed to go to the hospital. Coincidentally, my aunt called during this time. She, and another house manager, told her I had gone to sleep and didn't let her talk to me. This was a lie. I sat on the sofa, feeling severely anxious and panicked. I was not aggressive, overly disruptive, anything of the sort. Everyone was in their rooms at that point, as it was time for bed. I did, however, kept asking for them to call my parents because I was afraid I was having a medical emergency (I definitely was) and asked to go to the hospital. I had never hallucinated like that EVER, I had no previous history of psychosis. Initially, she told me "I am NOT going to let you ruin this house for the other girls," meanwhile, I had gotten along with the roommates and even knew some of them from having been in recovery before. I was clean, kind, and tried my best to be considerate. I introduced myself to people, wrote a note explaining my situation, and tried to be as mindful as I could be considering I was already in a vulnerable state, having experienced a death in my family, a sexual assault, and other traumatic occurrences within the few months prior to me seeking support and help. Then, she and the other woman (a fellow house manager?) threatened to call the police and have me taken away in handcuffs. I had done NOTHING illegal; I had no substances on my person, I respected everyone's space and items, I broke no laws. Holy hell, I was there for 2 days and was trying to get acclimated to a new environment. What was the crime, having a mental health episode as a result of a new medication mishap? Eventually, I was able to get my parents on the phone. They spoke to her directly and said that if I could leave the sober living in an ambulance, they would meet me at the hospital. I waited patiently for the ambulance and went to the emergency room, where I waited all night and was placed back in inpatient in the ICU at Sharp Mesa Vista. There, I was restabilized and put in a different sober living. The aggression from the house manager, the lack of empathy, the lying, and the arbitrary difficulty to even get into communication with my support system was actually insane. She felt like a wolf in sheep's clothing; fronted as a kind and caring person, but then would switch and be quite scary once I was in crisis. I was told by one of my friends who works in recovery that she has since left/been replaced, but oh my god, I pray that they thoroughly vet their housing managers at this point if they want retention. 0/5 stars. Avoid.

Do not go here do not let your loved ones go here. Brian in…read moreadmissions told me he was signing me up for a 30 day dual diagnosis program. After being there 6 days I was told I have to do 30 in detox then I move to mental health house and do 30 there. He knew very well I had only 30 days. The house on their website that's all beautiful on the beach, only holds 6 clients. And the detox house is nasty old rundown apartments with old couches, no table to eat at, nothing on the walls. Just like a frat house. Everyone just sits in their rooms watches tv and eats junk food. Brian from admissions showed up when I became angry that he lied to me about my time there, and he started trying to convince me that doing the program their way was what was right for me. I left and it really screwed me up to have been lied to and shoved into the wrong program just so they could make money They are taking advantage of people with mental illness and people with substance abuse issues by signing them up for programs that do not meet their needs.

I've had a very positive experience with Sheena Shah. She listens, treats me with respect, and…read morereally cares about helping her patients. I appreciate her patience and understanding and am grateful for her care. Highly recommend.

I've been a patient of Dr. Sheena Shah and she has been amazing. She really takes the time to…read morelisten, understands your feelings and concerns and works with you to find the best approach for your treatment. I've had other therapists in the past, and I can honestly say she has been one of the best. I'm very grateful for all her support and care.

I am an alumni. I was treated at Casa Palmera 11 years ago and it changed my life. I have nothing…read morebut good things to say about the treatment, staff, facility and program. I had failed 2 treatments prior to Casa, and had little hope left until I saw how beautiful, caring and calming the environment was. I have recommended them to people over and over again and they continue to be the place where hope and healing is found.

Truly a center for transformation, healing and reconnection to one's self. Whether you come here…read morefor treatment, have a loved one that is here, or have the pleasure of working on the team for Casa Palmera, the experience will change you for the better.

My experience at Jackson House was very positive. The staff was caring, professional, and…read moresupportive throughout the process. The program itself was well organized with a strong structure that helped keep me focused on recovery. I also appreciated the convenience and smooth daily routine, which made it easier to stay committed and comfortable during treatment.

Came here unsure and nervous. Left a new version of myself. All of the staff and counselors were…read moregreat. Especially Robert's groups. I would definitely recommend.

The staff is all excellent and the founder incredible but the clinical director is manipulative,…read moredishonest, unprofessional, and places the business' bottom line above what's best for the patient. The other clients are often quiet, not interested in interacting in group, and overall lack diversity and perspective.

I would NOT recommend this treatment center to anyone who is going through a serious drug…read moretreatmentl process. I found the physician to be extremely egotistic, controlling and condescending, especially at critical points in therapy. I was actually told "do you really think you are OK? by Dr. Roybal whose job in my opinion was to say "you are going to be OK I am here to ensure that." Then to charge a fortune for this type of treatment is just far beyond acceptable. I will also agree with other reviewers that the costs of the clinic are extremely expensive for the potential of treatment that may be required. 18K per month was required during my time there. The insurance billing process is a nightmare as others have stated. One definitely feels a few weeks into your treatment as if this clinic really is all about putting money in Dr. Roybal's pocket. A strange feeling of preying on the weak. Very sad. Also this is an outpatient facility. As a clinician myself, I would highly suggest that anyone going through a drug healing process would be better off finding a good therapist, following an appropriate slow taper schedule with supervision, a good massage therapist, chiropractic neurologist, acupuncturist, and seek out solid nutrition protocols with meditative exercises like yoga, tai chi, qi gong and meditation. WAY more cost effective and likely, far superior results.

KMG Psychiatry located off of Sorrento Valley Rd is a small treatment center offering TMS and…read morePsychiatry services. The front desk assistant is wonderful, patient, and caring. Dr. Dixon is an amazing doctor who was willing to listen and to walk me through the process. He was efficient and communicative while asking if I had any questions or concerns. TMS is different for everyone, but for me it's fast and straightforward. The office itself is modern, very welcoming, and well maintained. If you are interested in TMS or seeing a psychiatrist, KMG Psychiatry is definitely the place to go to.

This place is out of line. 19 pages of forms to fill out before a meeting is crazy. I am not even…read moresure I like them and it is invasive to ask someone to fill out all of that. This place is more concerned about the paperwork than the 16-year-old patient that needs help. Find someone else not recommend recommended

I used to come here pre pandemic and even bought a $380 package for what I remember was for three…read moreor four IV sessions. Then, the pandemic hit, life happened, and I moved. IVs were the last thing on my mind and they were in no rush for me to use the credits as I did not receive any type of reminder call from them. I called a week and a half ago letting them know that I'll be in town and would like a refund for the credit that I have. A receptionist confirmed that I did, indeed, have a credit and that it was for an IV package. She talked to the manager and told me that, not only can they not provide me a refund, but I can come in to redeem the credit for only one IV session since their prices went up. I was upset by this because it's not like I was asking for a refund for a service I was unhappy with, but for a credit that I clearly cannot use since my move. I explained to her that I had paid cash for the promotion that didn't come with any stipulations. I didn't sign anything and the person who sold it to me didn't tell me about any rules that came along with the promotion. The receptionist danced around the best she could, explaining to me that "most people usually use the service within a year" and offered me a vitamin B shot instead, which is worth less than an IV session...I declined and asked to speak to the manager, but, of course, she told me that they were unavailable. I asked that the manager please call me back later that day to discuss this matter further and left my number. I still, to this day, have not heard back from anyone. To me, this is pretty piss poor service and unprofessional. They basically are ignoring me so that they don't have to pay me the $380 back. It's not like it's $20. This is a big chunk of money that they've held on to and collected interest on. Debating whether or not a small claims court is worth it, but definitely spreading the word so that customers don't get bamboozled like I did.

Dr. Drain is a very skilled doctor and during the process of PRP he explained everything. The shot…read morewas pain free and the injection sites felt very good as I walked to the car. The nurse was terrific with the blood draw, didn't even feel a pinch. I found the staff very friendly and accommodating. I am always grateful to find a great place such as this and look forward to fantastic results after my PRP injections.

Words can't even express how thankful I am for this place! From the first moment I went in for the…read morefirst time and all throughout treatment, I felt so welcomed, everyone was so kind and friendly! I didn't know much about TMS before speaking with Dr. Wycoff, and with how severe my symptoms were, I was willing to try anything at that point. It was one of those things that sounded too good to be true, but my results have been absolutely life changing! I don't know how I was even functioning before going through TMS. It was one of the best decisions I've ever made. I had Kristiana as my treater and she was amazing! I actually looked forward to going to TMS everyday and getting to chat with her and watch our show. I also have Dr. Fanous as my psychiatrist, and it's nice having someone that actually listens and understands. I highly recommend coming here for treatment!

I discovered Dr. Hubbard's practice while searching for a TMS clinic following a recommendation…read morefrom my therapist for TMS as a new means for treating my longstanding depression and anxiety. Not only did they prove to be the most ideal in terms of distance away, but they also turned out to be one of the most effective TMS clinics in the state. They proved this latter claim by my own fantastic experience undergoing TMS treatments under their effective and supportive care. I was first assessed by Dr. Wycoff (and her lovely dog) and we discussed my background with depression and anxiety. She determined that TMS would be an excellent option for me to utilize after my previous experiences with treatments that were limited to only traditional psychiatric drug-based approaches. A week later I was further assessed by Dr. Hubbard himself who confirmed that I would be an excellent candidate for TMS treatment. Within a few days, my whole treatment plan was scheduled and it began with an initial mapping and the first TMS treatment. Marissa was my TMS technician throughout the entire 36 treatment long process. She was new to the treatment process but she learned quickly under the tutelage of other TMS technicians and I consider myself lucky to have been her first patient. Quickly, TMS treatment became just another part of my regular routine each weekday. I'd say hello to the front desk, fill out my mood questionnaire in the waiting room, and be led to the treatment room by Marissa where we'd chat during the simple and painless treatment process. Before I had started TMS therapy, I had tried talk therapy, psychiatric medication, intensive outpatient programs, and more. But after only a few weeks of not feeling much change through TMS treatment, I began to feel the weight of my depression and anxiety slowly lift off my shoulders. The symptoms of both conditions continued to decrease to the point where I was able to handle a difficult process of seeking, interviewing for, and eventually finding a new job. All the way, I had Marissa in my corner as a stable and encouraging figure as we both navigated the TMS treatments and updates on my job search. Within no time at all, I had reached the half-way check-in point and had only good things to report about my experience with TMS. My daily mood questionnaires also showed that my symptoms were improving over time. I continued throughout the second-half of the TMS therapy process and then shifted into the "taper off" period of the treatment within a few weeks of my half-way check-in. That meant I only had to make it to treatment on every other day for the final two weeks of TMS therapy. And finally, I reached the end of my TMS therapy just as I had accepted an offer for a new job. It was an emotional and mental boon to have TMS throughout the job search process. And I felt ready to enter a new chapter of my life with my depression and anxiety now in check after years of struggling against them. I visited with Dr. Wycoff again a month after my treatment ended and had the chance to say thank you to Marissa and the rest of the staff. I highly recommend Dr. Hubbard's practice for anyone interested in pursuing TMS as a means to finally get their depression and anxiety under control.