Aracelli is absolutely amazing. Her holistic approah to the human body,mind and soul is sublime…read more I have been to many Physical Therapists and not one had any deep knowledge of Fascia and it's interactive importance on the human body. Since Fascia is 70%water it can actually be called the Human Body's Living Water. Aracelli is the only person that seemed to understand the importance of Fascia on the human body. Southwest Myofascial Release is Great and I Highly Recommend it.

Aracelli is highly skilled and made me feel very comfortable! Would highly recommend!read more

Dr. Han was very communicative and helpful. He made sure I was comfortable with the steps for…read moretreatment and the cost. Definitely recommended!

I want to express my gratitude for all that you have done for me. I'd recommend DrHan to anyone in…read moreneed of physical therapy. They are high level therapists, acupuncturist and massagers very thoughtful and organized. They always achieve great results for their patients.

Rachel has been able to help me with severe insomnia when literally nothing else did (and I have…read moretried ALL the medical options!). She is thoughtful, kind, and caring. As a person with multiple chronic illnesses I have seen a huge range of medical and alternative medicine practitioners and rarely have I felt cared for with BOTH astute, rigorous knowledge AND warmth. I am so grateful to have found her.

This message is long overdue…read more I've been seeing Rachel for the last three years primarily for fertility reasons, but also just because once I started going to acupuncture, I didn't want to stop. I felt so good after every session. Rachel is a warm and attentive listener, who asks the right questions and provides an intuitive level of treatment. I referred a friend to see Rachel and the friend had had a panic attack during acupuncture at a different place and was terrified. Rachel stayed in the room with her during her treatment and literally held her hand so that she could feel calm and safe knowing she had someone there if panic should ensue. Rachel did house calls and endured 30-45 minutes of non-stop chihuahua barking to assist in my quest to get pregnant. Below is a picture of her at my house when I was in labor, trying to get things to speed up, but also aiming for pain relief. If you are looking for a safe and relaxing environment and a warm and competent acupuncturist, I cannot recommend Seven Seas highly enough.

I am suffering with sciatic pain, I went to pain management and had three injections in the lower…read moreback, with no improvement. After two Acuptunure sessions with Julie I am feeling a good improvement. Thank you so much Julie!

This studio is very welcoming! Julie is the absolute best and I would highly recommend to everyone!read more

Dr. Grishna helped me quickly and efficiently and was a pleasure to interact with during our…read moreappointment. I strongly recommend her!

I really needed to find a doctor so I could get a check up and I found great reviews on this…read moredoctor. So I made an appointment for Sunday. I killed sometime in the area, then went over. The office is in a brownstone it looks like an the waiting area was nice. The Receptionist had me fill out some forms then I was on my way with Dr. Grishina. She was very nice and asked me the general medical questions & history. Then she gave me an overall checkup. She drew blood, which I hate doing but she was gentle and I didn't feel a thing. After that she told me when I get my results back she will give me a call. Which she did not too long ago. It's hard to find a doctor these days you can feel comfortable with and who aren't pushy or rude. I really like her and I feel good knowing I have a place to go to if I have an issue.

If your injured and looking for a physical therapy facility that will provide you a high level of…read morecare this is the place for you. I have been working with gregory for years now he is extremely knowledgable. Follows up with all his patients and is genuine about patient care and getting his patients better. Everyone in this facility plays there roll extremely well. Every session starts off with a massage, assisted stretch and consultation with the therapist so you know exactly the plan for the day. As a nurse I trust my injured back and there clinical decisions with these people and to included free coffee, water, hot chocolate you can't go wrong.

Had PT with Shonell for pain and weakness in my shoulder. The site is clean and spacious. The staff…read moreis knowledgeable, professional and pleasant. Shonell provided an app and printed instructions for me to follow on the days I didn't go to the site. She is a talented therapist who thoroughly assessed my issues and needs then custom tailored PT to meet my needs. She tweaked the regimen as I progressed. I'm doing great now and she even checked in to see how I'm doing! I highly recommend!!

I pinched a nerve dancing and CC&A literally saved my back. I have been looking for an amazing…read moreacupuncture spot in Brooklyn for a while and bonus: they take my insurance. I love them, make your appointment ASAP you won't be sorry. The staff was lovely and the tables are warm so you don't have to freeze in the winter.

I saw two chiropractors there over the course of a few months for pain in my lower back and hips. I…read morehad high hopes for the first one. He got points for taking me at my word and not getting condescending when I told him that he couldn't adjust me face down on the table because I have a flat upper back and that method simply doesn't work. But he blew it when I told him, after he rushed through an adjustment, that he missed a spot. "No, we got everything. You just need to..." "Could you just trust me on this? You did not get everything." I got back on the table and *crack crack crack* "Told ya you missed a spot." The second dude was nice and friendly enough but when I asked him what I could be doing to prevent or mitigate the pain, he said "Just keep coming in for those adjustments!" Wow. Someone should give that dude better talking points, because that was the worst possible answer he could have given. I have been seeing chiropractors on and off since I was 17yo. In that time I've had some truly amazing practitioners -- the kind that would demonstrate stretches to do to alleviate my pain or give me print outs detailing exercises to strengthen certain muscle groups, etc. Unfortunately, I've also had 3x as many truly mediocre ones, the kind that cared more about making a buck than they did about my pain. I almost forgot the part about how they were charging me more than my standard copay because my insurance didn't cover e-stim so they were charging me instead of, i don't know, not putting me on e-stim...? But whatever. I won't be going back.

I had an excellent experience at this chiropractic office. The staff is friendly, welcoming, and…read moreprofessional, making every visit smooth and enjoyable. The chiropractor took the time to listen to my concerns, explain my treatment, and provide exceptional care. The office is clean, organized, and has a comfortable atmosphere. I've noticed a significant improvement since starting treatment, and I truly appreciate the genuine care and attention I received. I highly recommend this office to anyone looking for high-quality chiropractic care and outstanding customer service.

My name is Donna Trimboli. My experience at Brooklyn Spine Center began with an initial…read moreconsultation on April 21, 2026. During that visit, Melinda Keller reviewed my intake forms and sent me for three X-rays before continuing the consultation. I was required to pay $125.00 for the X-rays that day. After reviewing the results, I was presented with an approximately $7,000 out-of-pocket treatment plan. When I asked how my progress would be measured and what specific improvements I should expect, I left feeling that my questions had not been clearly answered. The office also felt very high-volume, with one assistant caring for numerous patients, on different machines at the same time. Having previously worked for a chiropractor, I left feeling that the experience was more focused on selling a treatment plan than on individualized care. After my visit, I posted a Google review describing my experience. Shortly afterward, Melinda Keller personally called me and asked me to return to the office. During my second visit, much of our conversation centered on my review and the effect it could have on her business. She then offered several spinal decompression treatments at no charge so I could determine whether they would help. I agreed. On May 11, 2026, the assistant positioned me on the spinal decompression table and started the treatment. According to the manufacturer's safety instructions for the decompression table, patients should be provided with a handheld emergency stop button before treatment. I was not given one. I was also left alone in the treatment room -- on a machine that requires close monitoring while strapped into a high-tension mechanized machine - which, according to the manufacturer's instructions, was not consistent with the recommended safety procedures. During the treatment, the table unexpectedly began pulling and jerking one side of my body downwards with tremendous force. I do not know whether the machine malfunctioned or whether incorrect settings were used. What I do know is that I repeatedly called out "Hello!" twice because I needed help, and no one came into the room. The force was so sudden and violent that it is one of the most frightening experiences I have ever had. Eventually, the machine stopped on its own, and I remained lying there frozen in shock, watching the timer count down to zero. When the assistant returned to unstrap me, I mentioned the machine acting erratically, but she offered no explanation - not even a raised eyebrow - just an awkward silence. Afterward, because I already knew something had gone wrong and was concerned about the pain I was beginning to experience, I agreed to a cold laser treatment in the hope that it might reduce inflammation and help minimize any injury. As someone who has worked extensively with medical lasers in my own profession, that seemed like a reasonable decision at the time. Before the cold laser treatment began, the assistant immediately handed me an emergency shut-off button and instructed me to use it if the treatment became too warm. That moment has stayed with me ever since. I had just completed a treatment on a motorized decompression table while alone and without an emergency stop button, yet I was promptly given one for a laser treatment where I could have simply sat up if I became uncomfortable. Approximately a week later, I emailed Melinda Keller explaining that I continued to experience significant pain and specifically asked what machine settings had been used during my decompression treatment. Instead of answering my question, or calling me to discuss what had happened, I simply received copies of my intake paperwork and X-rays. I never received the information I requested or any meaningful follow-up regarding the incident or my how I was feeling. I am currently undergoing medical evaluation. Until that process is complete, I cannot say exactly what injuries I may have sustained. I can say that I continue to experience pain that began immediately after this treatment. Pain that I didn't have before the treatment experience. This review reflects only my personal experience. Based on what happened to me, I cannot recommend Brooklyn Spine Center.