Dr. Pierce is "crazy smart". She is young enough to be "up" on all the latest breakthroughs and…read moremedications in her profession but old enough to have the experience and wisdom to back it up. She stays pretty busy but is worth the wait. She doesn't take insurance, but you can file your own with the paperwork they give you. They specialize in children and teenagers, but do about 30% of their business with adults.

Aaron is AMAZING!!!!!!! I started seeing him during COVID. He's been there through out my roller…read morecoaster adult 30's & has always been there w/o judgement

Honestly, I cannot say enough good things about these guys. I saw Aaron Langford because I really…read moreneeded a new approach to my anxiety, and he was so incredibly thorough in taking my history, listening to my concerns, taking me ~seriously~ every step of the way - and even more caring in the new treatment plan he came up with and explaining it, while answering all of my concerns and even sending me additional resources to look at later. Not to mention he was delightful to talk to. I'm so glad I found this place!

I am a new patient. From making the appointment to seeing…read morethe Dr and checking out : 5 out of 5. Would highly recommend - and in fact, I have already. BRAVO!

I called to make an appointment mid May and the receptionist told me I would hear back from the…read moredoctor in 2-3 weeks. After one month of waiting, I called and the receptionist said she would contact the doctor and get back to me that afternoon. I never heard from her. Shame on them. I'm trying to seek help for my daughter and now I've wasted half the Summer because of this company. I'm appalled.

Dr. Fairweather is fantastic!…read more We've had great success addressing my bi-polar disorder, and are about to start work on my add. I've started feeling better about everything because of her! She's so easy to talk to and I trust her. She relates to everything I'm going through, because she's been there. I highly recommend Dr. Fairweather!

I was a patient of Dr. Alloju/Fairweather/Frankenstein as a college kid. I'd been struggling with…read moredepression and anxiety since I was 15, and now at 20 the consequences of these conditions were having a disastrous affect on my school performance. I went to this doctor because I needed help. I felt like an outsider looking in, trying but failing to be a Human Normal. I hated myself with fury and fire. And I didn't want to want to die, but I certainly longed for an eternal reprieve from the pain. So I went to a doctor. I was in school in Brooklyn but grew up in Texas, and as I was home for the holidays, I started seeing Dr. Alloju. I didn't know the far-reaching and indelible mark this would leave on my life, changing the course completely. I was a bright kid. I read constantly. A bit of a nerd. A writing major. I wanted to write plays and movies. But here's what happened instead: After talking to me for 45 minutes and barely listening, this woman diagnosed me as having Bipolar II Disorder. I wasn't that upset about it because I thought, well maybe she's right and maybe she can help me. Over the course of the next year, culminating in a near-death experience, I was put on these medications concurrently: Lamictal 400mg, Seroquel 350mg, Klonopin 2mg twice daily, and to cap it all off, Geodon 80mg. This is enough medication to sedate an obese elephant. I was 20 years old, 5'2 and 107 lbs. I had to drop out of college because I almost died from this demented drug cocktail. That was a long time ago and I'm still angry. I'm still angry that it took me 10 more years before I was properly diagnosed as ADHD and on the autism spectrum. I didn't need to be on those drugs. I just didn't. When I told her they weren't working, she'd just increase the dosages. Once, during a phone session, she said I sounded drunk and went a step further to label me as an alcoholic. I didn't really drink at the time; my words were slurred because of the sedating medication. The irony, of course, is that Dr. Alloju has multiple DUIs and was on some sort of probation while treating me. I only have flashbulb memories from an entire year of my life. Apparently I almost died from an overdose of these medications. It took many years to try and get my life back from this monster. This is all to say, this woman will destroy your mind, body, and spirit. And she almost ended my life. What she did to me was criminal. Not just malpractice, although it was also that, but it was a deeply immoral negligence and breach of trust. At least if she *had* killed me she might not be practicing to this day. Stay. Away.

I've been to a lot of PDOCs and therapists, so I know how it is. You always have a hard time…read moredetermining who really cares about you, sometimes you and a PDOC / therapist won't mesh well, etc. But I did want to give a good review for North Pointe Psychiatry (the Lewisville location), because I think they deserve it. I see Dr. Carnika, and the very first visit told her I was sick of PDOCs and meds and just wanted to get off of everything. At that point in my life I was having a really difficult time adjusting to my new meds, and was having all these side effects, and I was just done with it all. Dr. Carnika said that that was totally okay and willing to help me with that. Since then she's helped me get off certain medications that I was addicted to. I've learned through reading books that my disorder is something I'm pretty much going to need to stay on medications on, so I am staying on them, but it is awesome that she was at least willing to help me get off of all meds, or stay on them, whichever I prefer. I've thanked her for this, and she said that it's whatever the patient's goals are in the end, which I really truly appreciate. She's a great doctor. Brett is an awesome therapist too. Being on meds is tough, and it's always tough trying to figure out who cares about you, if you should even stay on meds, etc., but this place is pretty good. I had an encounter in the waiting room once where someone with some sort of mental disability or retardation was throwing his fists in the air and in some sort of distress, and I was with my girlfriend at the time, and we got scared he was going to hurt someone (he got very close to us), but his caretakers came into the room and escorted him out. That wasn't really fault of the office, more so the caretakers fault for paying the office staff in a different room while not watching him, but I do wish maybe the office staff would have told the caretakers to watch him more closely. Besides that though, the office staff is very nice, much nicer than previous office staff of other PDOCs I've been to. Some issues with billing here and there, and reaching my PDOC on the phone, but no place is perfect, and as long as I have a good PDOC and a good office staff, I think that's what makes a good location for a mental doctor office or whatever. The waiting time is not too terribly bad. As long as you take care of your shit, and come in with the questions you want answered, and do research on the meds you are on or are suggested to take, and are firm with what your goals are, you should have good service here. Just remember to do your own research, and that everyone responds to medications differently. This place isn't absolutely perfect, I don't think any place is, but a good PDOC that is willing to help you reach your goals, and nice office staff is enough for me, and that's what you have here.

Lewisville office is OK Denton office was ridiculous. never went to flower mound ..But my advice is…read morekeep all statements and ask for a receipt every time and keep up with them even for after not going for years, because I recently have had a collections put on my credit which dropped my score 66 ...i pay extra for a credit app and figured out who claims I owe them and sent it to collections and it showed the 3rd party name they sold too so I did a bit more digging and saw north pointe psychiatry, so I called immediately to ask why in the world were they saying I have $156 balance that's now in collections , i had government insurance the first 15 months I was a patient there so it was 100% covered and after I lost that I was self-pay for many years after and you will NOT be seen and get your refills unless paid in full prior to seeing the doc... not only that, I can recall a few years ago the office lady (one of the many that they've had) tried to say I had a balance of 300 something dollars and I asked her to show me where because I am self-pay and you're not seen unless you pay and she couldn't because it was not true and that was the end of that ..well now after not going for almost a year they're trying to state I owe $156. When I call and asked what date and I would like proof that I owe the gentleman in the billing department told me what day it was this balance was owed from and I had my bank statements pulled up on the app and told him he was wrong and I could send him proof right now then all of a sudden it turned into he needed to get my phone number and he will be contacting me because that really wasn't the correct date I owed a different day ...WOW!!!! and it's absolutely BS and I am extremely upset if owed I absolutely would pay. I have the money but i refuse paying for something twice, not to mention it was $135 office visit in a $30 UA how would I only owe them 120 so you mean to tell me according to him I was able to pay like $45 and still be seen and receive my refills... that's a bold face lie, their office didn't work that way. I really hope to be receiving a call soon because this needs to be removed immediately.

This was the first place that took the time to listen to me and to partner with me to achieve my…read moregoals. I feel better now than I ever have and I know I would still be depressed if I had never found Dr. Tharp and Wendy.

I was very happy to find this office after no improvement at two other offices. Dr. Tharp knows…read morewhat he is doing and got me on the right medication. Wendy is the best therapist I have ever seen and together they are the best team around. I highly recommend Stonebriar Psychiatric Services.

I saw Dr. Goldman for 3 and a half years due to my post traumatic stress disorder after I came back…read morefrom the military. Dr. Goldman wasn't respectful in interactions. Dr. Goldman's staff overcharged me twice. Also, Dr. Goldman was late to interaction, and the medications that were prescribed to me were ineffective and led to unnecessary side effects.

From the owner: We at Southlake Psychiatric & Counseling Center are a small psychiatrist-run boutique mental health…read moreclinic located in Southlake, Texas, specializing in complex mental health diagnoses and cutting-edge medication management for patients aged 4 (pediatric psychiatry) through 75 (adult and geriatric) years. We are not on insurance panels and do not utilize electronic medical record systems, so we are free to offer discreet, private, personalized advanced care to our patients. We at Southlake Psychiatric & Counseling Center work in a patient-centered collaborative care model, with our patients helping to identify priority issues in their lives and to direct care towards their most vexing symptoms. As such, our clinical model requires direct participation from our patients and their families (where appropriate) in order to achieve the optimal results for which Southlake Psychiatric & Counseling Center is known. We value this important input from our patients and enjoy helping each to attain their treatment goals, without oversight and interference from pharmacies and insurance companies. At Southlake Psychiatric & Counseling Center, we think outside the standard, traditional box of average clinical care provided by the many common high-volume, corporate-style psychiatric and mental health clinics around. Our clinical practice is predominantly online, virtual-patient appointments utilizing common videoconferencing platforms and even telephone-only visits for your convenience.

Dr was not cordial from interactions. Dr overcharged me. I did not feel that Dr respected my…read morecondition. Dr misdiagnosed me and was constantly late.

We saw several dr's while fostering children. Dr D was by far a cut above the rest. Always…read morepleased and impressed with his advice and treatment.

1. I do not have any psychiatric condition but have a drug I take for non-psychiatric reasons that…read morecould be prescribed for psychiatric reasons and the stupid nurse illegally and unethically falsely recorded the reason as psychiatric because she provably incorrectly believed it to be a state requirement for prescribing that medication. 2. They managed to get the dosage and chemical variant wrong on a simple refill, causing me to go off my medication for a month. This had an economic impact and they owe me several thousand dollars in damages for it. AVOID!

Horrible patient bedside manner and they took $300 for a 17 minute appointment with a physician…read moreassistant. Not a psychiatrist like I asked for. Another place that preys on the vulnerable. Do not go here at all cost.

I can't recommend Everest enough. She did my Xeomin, and honestly--it turned out better than what…read moreI've had done by a plastic surgeon. The results were natural, balanced, and exactly what I was hoping for. Beyond aesthetics, what really sets her apart is how knowledgeable and thorough she is. I'm a marriage and family therapist and have referred her may of my clients when they need help identifying or ruling out physical contributors to their mental health. She truly looks at the whole picture and works collaboratively. If you're looking for someone who combines skill, precision, and a deeper level of care, Everest is it.

I love working with Everest because she is inquisitive and an expert in her craft! Her knowledge…read morecombined with her natural curiosity is the perfect combination to go beyond symptom management. She is looking for the root cause! She is personable and confident, making it easy to trust her and to connect with her. I'd recommend her to anyone looking to further understand their mind-body connection and anyone who wants to find the root cause of their presenting symptoms.