He mostly just sits silently and listens to the patient ramble for 15 minutes, then writes the same…read moreprescription. He doesn't seem to take into consideration the family's input about the reality of his patient's symptoms, make changes or ask questions. I understand from talking to others that his quality of care has declined over the years.

Terrible care for minors. They had a provider leave without notice which we were not informed…read more Then our insurance changed and was never given good faith estimates. The account was sent to collections and continued to ask for the good faith estimates. They never provided. Threatened to take me to court even though it was past the statute of limitations. All I asked for the proper documentation which they refuse to give me.

Craig and his group of interns are pretty dang good. if you've ever been to a psychiatrist you know…read morethe shitty ones are a little bit too self absorbed. not true with this group, they actually listen, and seem to be truly considerate and concerned about the patients well being. I can name 3 others that I would not recommend under any circumstances. But if you can get in to see Mr Campbell I highly recommend his group.

I had a very disappointing experience with my psychiatrist. During our interaction, I felt rushed…read morewhile trying to complete payment, and when I attempted to ask questions and advocate for myself as a patient, the conversation became hostile and unprofessional. He began cursing repeatedly, called me "irrational," and spoke to me in a way I found completely inappropriate for a medical provider. Regardless of disagreements or frustration, I do not believe patients should be spoken to with profanity or hostility in a psychiatric setting. What also stood out to me was that during a previous visit, he asked if I could leave him a positive Google review because other clients had left negative ones. In hindsight, that felt concerning and unprofessional as well. I understand providers are busy and under stress, but professionalism and respectful communication matter -- especially in mental health care. Unfortunately, I cannot recommend this experience.

Having been a patient of Dr. Ziyars for over 16 years should speak volumes! When I first met Dr. I…read morewas scared of what was going on in my head. He helped and reassured me that everything was going to be ok, and that's what had happened. With his care and guidance I'm now living a fruitful loving life! I'd also like to speak about Dr. Ziyar's care when it came time for me to stop taking pain killers (I had a very major back surgery and was completely dependent on them). He was just as helpful if not more. He made me feel unjudged and hopeful!!! I can't thank him enough!!! He's definitely a great Dr. You will not be disappointed in choosing him to be yours.

She no showed an in person scheduled visit with us and our young child. She then took 2 months to…read morerespond to emails and phone calls. We were already a client and she basically awol'd on us. During that time of not being able to get ahold of her (tried calling, emailing, portal, etc.) our child was suicidal---possibly due to the meds that Dr. Atwal put them on. Once we got in touch with Atwal, she was rude and hostile to us. Stay far away.

During a period where my son was struggling and needed an adjustment to his medication, Dr. Atwal…read moresimply stopped responding. I made numerous attempts to contact her via phone, email and through her patient portal. She never responded. I would never recommend her to anyone.

I saw Dr House many years ago and found him to be very helpful. I only saw him 2 times but he…read moretook care of my problem and appreciated the fact that for a short time problem, he took care of it and did not have me going back for months and months. I was so impressed that I sent my son to hIm that had more of a long term need. Love the fact that he does not just keep throwing medications at you. Both of us are very pleased

My husband goes here, which he believes his psychiatrist is wonderful (she is; the stories he tells…read moreare awesome), but he does complain that the front desk is very rude. I have actually had to call on his behalf before due to their lack of response. It is kind of insulting how they will call me back because I call and leave a message like a Karen, but won't call him back when he won't leave a message due to his call anxiety. ‍ Also, I love being constantly cut off while trying to explain something [sarcasm]. I would recommend this place for the doctors themselves, but never for the front desk.

I can't say enough great things about Integral Psychiatry and Counseling. From the moment I walked…read morein, Dr. Shea and the entire team made me feel welcome and valued. Dr. Shea is incredibly professional, compassionate, and truly dedicated to providing the best care possible. His expertise and genuine approach made a huge difference in my experience. The entire staff is warm, responsive, and always willing to help.

From the owner: Many children, adolescents, and families have struggles. We are here to provide medication (if…read moreneeded) and therapy in the same place. In the Central Valley there is a limited access to psychotherapy or medication for psychological and psychiatric problems. We want to change that by providing the kind of integrative treatment that will truly benefit families and kids in the Central Valley. Dr. Shea has specific expertise in Autism and developmental disabilities as well as the use of medication for comorbidities in these populations. Addison Torossian has specific expertise in family dynamics and Oppositional-defiant disorder and therapy approach to these problems.

I talk to Sheri every month on video and I really look forward to it. She's so kind and helpful…read more I'm really glad that I found House psychiatric! If you are having trouble with the provider, maybe ask for a different provider they have several.

The receptionist is very rude on the phone. I am afraid to call over there because she gets all…read morehuffy.My nurse practitioner is very nice though.

She is a very nice lady, but didn't help our daughter's serious mental illness. Sessions involved…read morevery little other than our daughter talking about everything, except her symptoms. She saw Dr. Chann for several years, before we tried elsewhere.

I got referred to her by my PCP for continued treatment for ADD. This lady does a psychosocial on…read moreyou that is heavily focused on childhood. She then tried to tell me since I haven't been fired from multiple jobs and because I have childhood trauma i dont have ADHD and that she wasn't going to give me ADHD medication until further testing. I told her I'm completely out of medication and do not want to suffer from withdrawals. She said she needs a a psychologist to test me first. She then told me to Come see her next week so she can get to know me better. Eff that. Do yourself a favor and don't waste your time. She is very biased and selectively listens to what you are saying. She does not try to work with you but does what her ego tells her to do with your treatment.

I really, really wanted to like Dr. Priyanka, because she's very sweet and things started out so…read morewell. She was very willing to give me antidepressants and work with me on trying the cheaper medication first and only having appointments when necessary, because my insurance sucks and it was expensive to go. However, while she might be very willing to prescribe antidepressants (and offer to increase the dose every time I mentioned anything related to my symptoms), she refused to listen to how bad my anxiety was and just wrote it off as a side effect of the depression. She'd basically say, "when the antidepressant works, you'll have less anxiety, so just give it time" but the fourth or fifth medicine we tried has actually been working for my depression, but my anxiety is still overwhelming. As much as I try to tell her that the anxiety is ruining my life and causing me to almost lose my job and everyone I'm friends with, she refuses to discuss the topic with me. After telling her that the anxiety was so bad, it was causing me to pick at my skin and lips to the point of them bleeding regularly, she gave me one of the weakest anti-anxiety pills available (an antihistamine/allergy pill that also causes relaxation) to take as needed, but it hardly helped and I didn't like the side effects, and she wouldn't listen to me when I let her know that. Any time I try to bring up *anything* other than depression, in fact, she dismisses me. It's like she already made up her mind on what I have and won't deviate from that, despite the evidence that something more might be going on. She blows it all off with, "oh, you just have poor coping skills and need to work on it in therapy" even when I tell her that I've been trying for months and my therapist strongly feels there might be something more going on than simply depression (and that getting medication for these other things might improve my quality of life and help me learn the coping skills more effectively). Now, I know you're not reading this because you care about my life story, and this is just one example of something frustrating, but it seems to me like she's dismissive of everything she doesn't already believe, and I cannot recommend her to anyone who might have complex or comorbid problems. If there's a chance you might need to be medicated for anxiety or for multiple things at once, I recommend continuing your search elsewhere, because it's going to be hard for you to get what you need here. Good luck in your search!

The first time I called MindPath, the person who answered was on a cellphone in a car. They were…read moreunhelpful, rude, impatient and obviously unprofessional (was it too much to expect my call to be answered by a receptionist in an office who would be able to help me schedule an appointment with a provider??). I waited a few months before calling back (I had hoped for another referral from my PCP, but none of those panned out) and this time reached someone helpful who scheduled an appointment for me with Navneet Dhaliwal. The first time I met with her to talk about an ADHD diagnosis, she asked me a bunch of questions and then abruptly said I had borderline personality disorder. My jaw just dropped. After speaking with me for all of ten minutes and ignoring my request to assess me for ADHD, she just thoughtlessly drops this bomb on me with no compassion. I was shocked and told her so. (A few days later, I also had a conversation with my therapist and told her what had happened. She was also taken aback and told me there's no way I had BPD and that ADHD in women is often mistaken for borderline). In any case, Navneet did eventually diagnose me with ADHD at which point she prescribed Atomoxetine. I scheduled a follow up to discuss how things were going with the new meds. The next time we met, I told her I wasn't noticing any difference with the meds. She said, "ok, I'm going to double the dosage to 80 mg from 40 mg." I didn't have the meds in front of me so I had no idea what dosage she had prescribed, but she did also say, "hm, why does it say 10 mg here in your records?" This set off some alarm bells for me so as soon as I got home I checked the pill bottle and sure enough, she had originally prescribed 10 mg. Which means that at our follow up, she upped my dosage by 8x! This felt very very wrong so I called MindPath right away and explained to the person who answered what had happened and told her I needed to speak with the doctor right away. Navneet called me back and rather than admitting the error, she got super defensive and very riled up. She just hit me with a wall of meaningless words, none of which were "I'm sorry" or "I made a mistake". She even came at me for calling her out on the borderline diagnosis during our first meeting. She just kept saying that increasing the dosage from 10 mg to 80 mg was normal and that both doses were very low and it was no big deal. In the end, we agreed that the best path forward was for me to see another provider. She said she would transfer me to another doc. A couple days later I went to the pharmacy to pick up the scrip and the pharmacist came out to speak with me. She said, "this is really unusual for the dosage to be increased by this much. your doctor has essentially skipped all other dosages between 10 mg and 80 mg. this increases your risk for side effects by A LOT." I reassured her that I wouldn't take the meds until I had once again spoken to the doc. Finally I called MindPath again, hoping to speak with the new provider. But apparently, Navneet hadn't yet approved my switching to someone new and she was out-of-office. MindPath and Navneet truly dropped the ball here. I honestly can't imagine an easier case for them to deal with - an intelligent, articulate adult who comes in for a simple ADHD diagnosis - and can only imagine how thoroughly they screw up when dealing with more complex cases. I feel for everyone with situations more dire than my own who made the mistake of choosing these clowns for help.