I have worked for BHP for close to 10 years and this is an excellent place to work. The passion…read morethat my colleagues have for treating their clients with respect, dignity, and compassion makes this a place I can call home. In a highly regulated world where clinicians have to follow so many protocols for State and Federal requirements BHP strives to meet these standards while not losing the reason we all come to work every day...to provide excellent care because we value what we do and who we care for! Outside of the excellent clinical staff we have dedicated leadership and administrative support teams who work passionately every day to serve this same common goal!

Blue Ridge Psychological Center was recommended to me by my primary care physician for finding a…read more"Licensed Professional Counselor" (LCP) to talk with about what I was going through when my Mother passed away last year. There is to this day a stigma surrounding mental health issues. But we as a society need to talk about them - as there is a lot that can be done to help folks out when they need help. Before last year - I never understood why anyone would need to go talk to someone such as a psychiatrist, psychologist, or counselor. But I learned the hard way last summer. My hope is that in writing this review - it will help out others - to let them that know that they need to pursue assistance, get help, talk about these issues and get the issues into the light of day - and get back on the right track! When my Mother passed away last summer - I was pretty stressed out over her passing. I did not do a very good job of dealing with the stress, grief, and anxiety of losing her. My primary care physician wanted me to go talk with a counselor to help me get through this difficult period of time. This was corroborated by the two psychiatrists I went to visit for first and second opinions. They both felt I was experiencing some generalized anxiety over the loss of my Mom. So I started to visit with Eve Radin, an LPC. initially I wasn't sure what to expect, but Eve has this calming effect and she started working with me to find ways to deal with, manage, and reduce my stress. For the first six months or so, I'd go and visit with her once a week. I actually looked forward to the sessions - knowing that I was making progress and with her help am getting back to where I wanted and needed to be. Highly recommended!

Please dont go here. I was going here for work related issues. My court case is up & they do not…read morehave enough professionalism to return my attorneys call. I needed them to speak on my behalf & talk about why i was coming to see them. Then on top of not returning my call or my attorney call, they expect me to pay them $3000 to appear in court & $300 an hour to testify. All they have to do is call in & speak for an hour. They dont have to come in to court & they dont have to speak for the whole hour. Please don't go here. They will charge your insurance & take your copay, but wont stand behind their practice if they are asked to come to court. I saw them numerous times.

Dr. Moore is a diamond in the rough! It's so hard to find a psychiatrist that does therapy in…read moreaddition to medication management. Dr. Moore exudes a calm demeanor, and is very understanding. I actually feel like he cares about my well-being! Thank you Dr. Moore!

Dr. Delawter is an empathetic caring doctor who really gets down to the root of your psychiatric…read moreissues and takes the time and effort to improve your quality of life. Between therapeutic talks, suggestions, medication, and deep discussions about how to work on your issues she really cares. Been going for around a year and have never had any problems and my life is so much better. BTW Her new address is 6616 Stourcliffe Lane. Haymarket, VA 20169 (703) 257-8401 - S. Martin

I can not say enough good things about Dr Delawter. She is the first Psychiatrist that has been…read morewilling to listen to my needs and work together with me to find something that works. At my first session she immediately knew from the medications I was taking that with the disorder I have it would be wreaking havoc on my life, and sure enough they were. Her knowledge of medications and her experience is unparalleled. Within 3 months of seeing Dr. Delawter my life is back on track and I feel better than I have since I was a small child. I am incredibly grateful for having found a doctor who is genuinely interested in my well-being and who is willing to work with me and not against me. I can not say enough good things about Dr Delawter and her staff. They are kind, caring, honest, and genuinely interested in helping people. I would recommend her to my friends and family without hesitation.

Dr. Hall appears quite well off. He owns Riverside Counseling in Lansdowne. His specialty is…read moredepression. He wrote a book about depression. I think he is probably accomplished at treating depression.

Dr. Hall is an extremely knowledgable and compassionate Psychiatrist. It's not all about a…read moreprescription and out the door. His knowledge of meds has kept me on the perfect combination and lowest doses I need. His counseling has helped me navigate life. He is a great listener and truly cares about his patients. Each patient is a unique individual to him and he takes a humble personal approach. I have been a patient for over three years. I highly recommend Dr. Hall.

Dr. Waggel is by far the most helpful, kind, caring, and incredible mental health professional I…read morehave ever had the pleasure of seeing. I could go on and on about everything that she has done for me over the last 3 years of being a patient of hers and her practice. I am incredibly grateful for her and all that she does for her patients.

Dr. Waggel is the best Psychiatrist I've ever been to. Hands down. The genetic testing and follow…read moreups were a life saver. She ACTUALLY cares about her patients

Dishonest and disappointing. Michelle will tell you one thing and then tell a COMPLETELY different…read morestory the next day.

Dr. Russell Carr is an excellent physician experienced in medication management of psychiatric…read moreconditions. He is very experienced in providing psychotherapy as well. Having been to Dr. Carr for 2.5 years now, I am greatly appreciative of his help and his perspectives. The best part is seeing Riley, the friendly clinic dog, every time I visit. Pet therapy!

Dr. Jacobawitz just recently opened this practice in Centerville…read more After struggling with finding a general practitioner to assist with perscription management after being diagnosed with ADD, I was relieved to find Dr. Jacobawitz. After my first Dr had moved too far away, I have never felt like I was being listened to at any other practice, but here I was given total attention and the full allotment of my paid time. Dr. Jacobawitz is thurough when needed while understanding the importance of brevity on other topics. To the point without sacrificing empathy, willing to share his own thoughts without expecting you to automatically agree. After my first meeting I was releived to have finally found a provider that seems to take pride in their work and truly strive to put the best interests of patients first.

Worst mental health evaluation I have ever received. Where to start? This was back in 2018 and it…read morestill gets my goat. Upon entry to the facility, I was greeted and sat by Norm the NP, only to be immediately left by myself in his office (probably instructed to fill out some forms or BS survey for quick evaluation--as many mental health professionals tend to love to dole out). Shortly thereafter, I was joined in the room by some grad student (still no licensed professional present - Where had NP Jacobowitz gone?) who promptly asked for my life story regarding my mental health history, including very personal details. First of all, I was never asked for consent for a student to sit in--much less sit in, ALONE, without a professional present--so I guess that's on me for not questioning it at the time. Second, how could the professional himself expect to evaluate a patient to whom he'd not yet spoken? It makes no sense. Once lady grad student was done taking down my personal history, Jacobowitz returned to the room to "diagnose" me and offer advice. Advice included drastically altering my then-current medications, encouraging me to be selfish, making me feel like my employer (with whom I held a personal relationship) cared nothing for me, judging my lifestyle, and overall causing me extreme discomfort. I have no idea where the positive reviews prior to mine came from, but I was fooled into seeing this guy after many years of fear caused by similarly heinous psychiatric appointments with ACTUAL doctors. If you've been through this routine, you undoubtedly know how scary it can be to entrust a brand new person with such extremely sensitive and personal aspects of your life. As soon as I left the building I burst into tears. Pretty sure that's a bad sign.