Jacki Polsky is AMAZING. I am an ob/gyn and she has helped many of my patients. She has been…read moreespecially helpful with my postpartum patients who have suffered from depression. Thank you!!!

Dr scholtz is one of the best therapist out there, if you are feeling hopeless or overwhelmed and…read moremarriage falling apart don't hesitate to contact her. She's caring, understanding, accommodating and most importantly helpful.

Daniel Torres is fantastic. His compassionate approach creates a safe space for clients to feel…read moreheard and understood in therapy. He delicately encourages introspection and self-reflection, while remaining judgement free and empathetic. I would recommend Daniel over and over again.

I have known Dr Peñalva professionally and personally for a very long time, and know her to be a…read morecompassionate person of the highest integrity. Her solutions seeking approach is refreshing, and most appreciated.

Last night I facilitated my last therapy group at GreenLife IOP. I became the clinical director…read morethere four years ago and did two groups a month, supervised the therapists, helping one to become licensed, and most of all worked with clients helping them overcome substance use disorders. Addiction to drugs - always remembering that alcohol is a drug, is an ongoing problem in our country and GreenLife IOP is doing its part to help end the problem in our small corner of the world. Most of our clients are extraordinary people living regular lives - First responder, nurses, doctors, barbers, college professors, students, stay-at-homme moms, lawyers, just about every job and profession you can think of. All deserving of a chance to rebuild their lives and families. A special thanks to Zvi Itzchaki and Raija Itzchaki, the owners - CEO and COO respectively. They created a family atmosphere for the clients and especially with the staff. I've never worked anywhere else that had staff meetings at five-star restaurants! Besides being excellent employers, they are also great parents of two young men. They have an amazing personal story of love and resilience. I am grateful to have worked with my colleagues Dr. Andy Bunce, Cat Coppola, Aggie Bien-Aime, and Taylor Maddox. You cannot find a more dedicated group of clinicians anywhere. Best of luck, congratulations, and best wishes to Kayla Katz, the new clinical director; I know this important work will continue under her guidance. Ny four years at GreenLife IOP is one of the most rewarding parts of my legacy.

Honestly, I wouldn't even give them one star. I am writing this for the sake of any and every…read moreaddict that is trying to get their life together - DO NOT GO HERE! To this day, I'm still close friends with someone I had met while in this program and she was offered a grant to attend for free, and ended up leaving because the male owner (Zvi aka Joseph) followed her into the womans bathroom, to do a mandatory UA, almost even into the personal stall, but then stopped and frantically/nervously walked out when he noticed another woman in the bathroom. Although it was a free grant, she immediately left, shaken and traumatized especially having a past involving traumatic experiences which the owners and staff were all already aware of. Mind you, THIS IS COMPLETELY ILLEGAL AND UTTERLY DISGUSTING. THIS PLACE NEEDS TO BE INVESTIGATED AND SHUT DOWN. IMMEDIATELY.

Ridiculous experience. I've been trying for months to get prescribed a specific medication that I…read morehad already discussed with the provider. At my first visit, I was told we'd likely be able to move forward by the second appointment. Instead, the process felt unnecessarily dragged out, because I am already full aware of what I have and what I need. By the second visit, I was told it might take "a few more visits," which was both frustrating and vague. He also suggested a bigger "evaluation" which is completely not necessary because again, I already know what's going on from previous life history. There were also serious billing issues. I was clearly told there was a flat fee per visit without insurance and that I needed to pay a set amount upfront for each appointment, which I did. At no point during those visits did they have my insurance information or did I agree to any different than the amount they specified. The only reason they have it now is because my partner later called to schedule a new appointment and provided that information. After the fact, they billed my insurance for those past visits--without my knowledge or consent--and then sent me an additional bill for $50 per visit, totaling $100. I never agreed to have those visits billed through insurance, and it's not fair to retroactively change how those appointments were handled and then charge me more. Communication was also extremely poor. We contacted the office multiple times by phone and text with no response--no returned calls, no replies, and no follow-up about scheduling another appointment. When I finally called again to clarify both the charges and schedule my next appointment (after waiting 2-3 months), the staff said they didn't know what I was referring to. I requested a refund for the unexpected charges, but it was denied. After months of waiting, I still don't have the medication I originally sought, despite clearly communicating my needs from the beginning. Overall, the experience felt disorganized, misleading, and dismissive of patient concerns. Not a good way to build trust or retain patients.

This is by far the worst psychiatric practice I've ever been affiliated with, and I strongly urge…read moreanyone considering them to look elsewhere. I began treatment with My Psychiatrist after an inpatient stay for a severe panic attack and was assigned to Dr. Dean Helseth. From the very first appointment, I felt dismissed and unheard. I explained that my current antidepressant wasn't controlling my anxiety or panic attacks. He told me to "wait 4-8 weeks" and suggested an as-needed antihistamine. When I explained I'd already been on the antidepressant for over a month and it wasn't helping with severe panic attacks like the one that led to the recent hospitalization, he abruptly accused me of seeking benzodiazepines -- something I never mentioned or asked for. I clarified that I wasn't asking for a controlled substance, just something that would help. He offered no alternative and simply refilled my prescription. Over the following months, he continued increasing my antidepressant with no improvement to my anxiety symptoms. He prescribed Buspar even though I'd previously tried it at the maximum dose without success, which worsened my depression and was discontinued. Despite explaining that my anxiety made it nearly impossible to leave the house and do things like work, grocery shop, or take my kids to the park, he kept offering nothing but an antihistamine -- a medication I later found out carries a significantly increased dementia risk with prolonged use. The final straw came when he prescribed a beta-blocker for my anxiety, despite knowing I had a preexisting heart condition. He assured me it was safe, but it triggered rebound tachycardia so severe I nearly fainted every time I stood up. Since leaving this practice, my new psychiatrist has actually listened to my concerns, offered appropriate treatment options, and prescribed a non-benzodiazepine medication that finally manages my anxiety and gave me my life back -- something Dr. Helseth never once mentioned. Regarding my panic attacks, both my new psychiatrist as well as my PCP, also highly recommended low dose alprazolam for my C-PTSD panic attacks to prevent repeat inpatient hospitalizations. They have never once made me feel uncomfortable discussing different options for managing my symptoms the way Dr. Helseth did. Unfortunately, the issues go far beyond Dr. Helseth. The staff at My Psychiatrist are disorganized and incompetent. At one point, I went without medication for a week and a half -- which caused severe reactions like brain zaps -- because my pharmacy never received the refill. Multiple staff members gave me conflicting information -- one claimed she contacted Dr. Helseth, another promised an "urgent" message and a callback, and a third finally admitted no message had been sent at all. I was told "urgent" messages actually take 2-3 days for the providers to respond to and since it was Friday, I wouldn't hear back until the following Tuesday or Wednesday. He also stated no one in the department could help me today, they do not have an answering service, and no provider had availability to see me the following week. They also rescheduled one of my appointments with Dr. Helseth without notifying me -- moving it up by a day but keeping the same time. I received their standard reminder text and assumed it referred to my originally scheduled appointment. Later that day, I got texts saying I missed my appointment. When I called, they admitted the mistake but still charged me and attempted to collect a $50 no-show fee. Lastly, I began therapy with Zachary Katz, but missed a session due to a mandatory work conference, yet they still billed my insurance $150 anyway. I've since called three times and texted their automated line to reschedule -- each time told my request would be forwarded to the therapy department. No one has ever followed up. This practice is negligent, disorganized, and lacks the professionalism and compassion necessary for mental health care. I would never recommend My Psychiatrist to anyone in need of psychiatric support.

This life is a lot and it's hard. Therapy is one of those things that you need to find the 'right'…read morefit. After a few misses I was able to connect with a therapist at the Challenges Conquered group. From the initial consultation, I felt heard and comfortable. I like that there are multiple therapists at the practice so there's someone who specializes in specifically what you're working through. My therapist is consistent and convenient through a telehealth option as well and available the hours in which I can go to therapy. I appreciate the warmth of the therapy space and would recommend this practice to others looking for a place where they can be truly supported through life's ups and downs.

It is a pleasure to write a review to Celia Quintas. I know her for more than 10 years, as a…read moretherapist. As a family, we count on her support in during different stages of our lives. Celia has always been extremely professional, knowledgeable and caring with us, especially with our sons. My kids (now almost adults), love her. She's been deeply connected and focused on our needs, always skillfully finding a way to help. It's been a pleasure to have her close to us, and count on her support whenever needed.

Funny, reading reviews can tell you a lost about the person or place someone is reviewing. It also…read morecan tell you plenty about the reviewer. I will get to that at the end. I have be seeing Dr. Quintas since the unexpected death of my father this past January. I believe that everyone has the perfect match for therapy. Therapy doesn't mean you're crazy in any manner. It's actually the opposite. A patient has to be as honest as possible in-order to get the best help and results. I have stopped needing Dr. Quintas months ago because she did such a good job of sorting out my feelings but I found that by continuing to see her has helped me in so many other areas of my life that I continue to see her. It's like working out your body but for your mind. Dr. Quintas was my perfect match. She will tell you like it is and is open and honest. Sometimes that can be uncomfortable but it's also painful to add a few pounds to your weights when working out or running a bit further then usual. Dr. Quintas is that great workout trainer but for your brain and soul. I am so lucky to have found her and I feel pretty good about myself these days. Dr. Quintas is patient, has a great memory and can easily peel you apart to get at the root causes of whatever issue you might have. You just have to be honest. I highly recommend seeing Dr. Quintas. Onto other reviews. I always read reviews and then sometimes read the reviewer's reviews just to get a feel of why they would rate someone or someplace 1 or 5 stars. I suggest you do the same when reviewing anyone or place you are going to see, especially if it is something that can change your life like a Doctor. If you have a bad experience in a restaurant, that's one thing but at any Doctor's office, that's another. Once you start reviewing reviewers, you will start to learn more then you can imagine. You will see patterns emerge. When someone can only mostly rate something or someone 1 or 5 stars, there is no middle ground. Those reviews can't be trusted as the review is not about the person or place that is being reviewed, it's about them. Those negative reviews need to be read and I take the few extra moments to look up the reviewer to make up my own mind whether its valid or not. My 5 stars is for Dr. Quintas, not for me. If Dr. Quintas, a kind gentle soul is calling the police, uh......then she had a valid reason to do so. I don't know of the circumstances in any manner but calling Doctor Quintas "An old hag" is not a review of Doctor Quintas, it's an insite into the mind of the reviewer. I just know Dr. Quintas as I have been seeing her for over 6 months and she does not deserve to be called that and Yelp should be ashamed of allowing such a review. As far as the "Not rather to give the details" review without explanation doesn't constitute a review. What good does that review do anyone? My point, don't just judge a person or place by the stars given. Read some of the reviews and then pick a few reviewers and see if they have a pattern. This is most important when you only see a few ratings. Most people don't want to review Doctors or Therapist out of some fear that the whole world will know but no one is knocking on my door. Therapist can only help people who are determined to get better. A GOOD therapist won't tell you what you want to hear, they will tell you what you don't want to hear and you have to either believe and trust them or go find a bad therapist that will justify your actions no matter what. You cannot expect them to just fix you. You have to participate. I am off my soapbox! Speak to Dr. Quintas about your particular issue and see if she can help you. she did me and so much more!

I've been seeing Dr. Eveillard for a long time. I started seeing him many years ago but…read moreunfortunately my insurance changed and I could no longer see him. Luckily he accepts the insurance that my current job offers and I've been seeing him again for a few years now. He's extremely intelligent, knowledgeable, professional, friendly and understanding. He does offer the option of herbal supplements but understands that these don't always work for everyone and will tirelessly work with you to find the proper medication(s) to help you. It's easier to reach him via his website and patient portal. He responds quickly and efficiently regardless of the matter. It's been a long road but he's been with me every step of the way and I'm forever grateful to have such a wonderful psychiatrist helping me through my toughest times.

Great doctor. Always discussing new and innovative care options. Very professionaland always…read moreflexible with my travel for work.DT