I've had very little experience with doctors and 0 experience with Psychiatric doctors in the past…read more My wife had been suggesting I talk with someone for a few years because of irregular changes in moods and several serious bouts of depression. I was reluctant to admit a problem and I really just figured there was not much point as I have always been this way and don't know if I'll change. After another bad month my wife caught me in a weak moment and I agreed to do it. One of my biggest hang ups on getting help was I really didn't see myself being able to talk with someone about all the issues. I picked Dr. Feintuch almost randomly off of the Psychology Today list of recommended psychiatrists in Nashville. My criteria for a doctor are my own but I basically rolled the dice and figured if it was a bad experience I could venture elsewhere. I've only been 4 or 5 times now. From the start I was very anxious and somewhat embarrassed of going. The nervousness about going has subsided the receptionist lets you in and doesn't try to make any awkward conversation and lets you wait in peace. Dr. Feintuch has a very calm and attentive affect that does not feel like the stereotypical "shrink" depicted in movies. Her office feels like a study right out of your own home and is located in a clean and comfortable American Foursquare right off of Music Row. I felt very nervous about going into this situation and was not sure how it would go. Mostly she ask questions here and there and lets you talk about what's going on in your head. She ask plenty of good questions and never comes across as critical or snooty, even when I fall into a blabbering tirade and get off topic. She did offer a few potential diagnoses that she thought might be related to my issues but not in a threatening or absolute way that made me feel labeled with a big problem. She offered potential medicines and various snippets of advice to these issues. She also recommended a book that I listened to and identified with immediately. The main reason I felt compelled to write this review is I was just last week in one of the darkest depressions I have experienced and her very simple advice(in that moment it seemed trivial)as well as my wife's support is helping to get me out bed each day and move on. I intend to continue to see Dr Feintuch on a regular basis. If you or someone you know needs a doctor to talk to, in the mental health arena, I recommend Dr Feintuch.

From the owner: My private practice provides psychiatric evaluations, psychotherapy and medication management. I…read morework collaboratively with each patient to tailor the most current treatment modalities to meet his or her individual needs. I have a great deal of experience treating various disorders of childhood and young adulthood. The mental health of women during their reproductive years is a particular interest of mine. I am board certified in Child, Adolescent and Adult psychiatry. I also completed a fellowship in Women's Mental Health.

He is the best. I have seen him since I was a teenager, after I experienced some very severe abuse…read more I would not be here today without his self. He literally saved my life. He is patient, kind, and extremely intelligent. I would trust my own children with him, he is clearly one of the best in his field. Thank you for everything you've done for me, sir.

Dr. Ruder has been my mental health provider for the past 4+ years. He primarily prescribes…read moremedications, rather than providing psychotherapy. He's more personable than most psychiatrists, though; he listens well and is not condescending or distant. If you function better with medications due to chronic depression or other issues and you'd prefer to be treated by a specialist rather than your primary physician, I recommend him.

Dr. Sharpe saved my life. He is the best in the business, and I have recommended him to anyone I…read moreknow facing mental health challenges. I was a patient for over five years before I relocated. He stood by me and carefully prescribed the medications and treatments that have kept me functioning and fighting through my mental health battles. He is truly a godsend, and I am forever grateful for his professionalism and kindness.

Dr. Sharpe did not recognize when I went into tolerance while taking a benzodiazepine prescribed by…read morehim. He increased the dosage and tried other medications. When this didn't work, it was only at my request to be taken off the benzodiazepine. I was informed by him a rapid taper method that he developed was the safest way to come off the medication. He conducted a four day rapid taper that completely paralyzed me. After researching it was realized this was the worse, most inhumane way to take someone off a benzodiazepine. The failure to appropriately taper me off the medication has cost me over a year off my life, and put me through pure hell. If you are taking a benzodiazepine and looking for help please do not visit Dr. Sharpe. His lack of education or refusal to believe the consequences of being rapidly tapered can be extremely devastating.

Dr Van Schenck really cares!!! He takes A lot of time w/ me and listens…read more He is Never rushed and makes booking appointments very easy. His bedside manner is Very rare today. I feel fortunate to have found him

When our college student encountered a mental health crisis, we found Dr. Christopher Van. Schenck…read morewho was immediate in response, and went above and beyond to get us back on track. He knew the necessary next steps and pointed us in that direction. Proactively, he reached out to her school and prepared letters in support and advocacy. He was everything that we needed: competency, compassion, and caring. While we are still on the journey, we feel completely confident that he is the solution to our mental health needs and will provide the professional accompaniment to get us through this storm. The level of care we received at the hands of Dr. Van Schenck is uncommon and we are thankful and confident that our daughter is on the rode to recovery. I couldn't recommend him higher.

Dr. Barton failed me at all levels of being a care provider. Seeing him was like seeing one's own…read moreabusive step-parent as a Psychiatrist. It's not just his odd behavior in session including randomly lashing out at his own paying patient when his waiting room is otherwise completely empty. It's much more than that. It's asking political opinions, bashing 12 step programs (arbitrarily, not providing any reason), asking for computer help and stock trading advice (this actually happened. My assumption was he couldn't afford a receptionist at the time since he handled all his appointments through his cell phone and didn't know how to use the patient software. also asking me to look at the software was Barton just casually violating all of those patients HIPPA rights but I digress), and all the while never asking "how are you feeling", "how is x you mentioned last session going", "how is y going","How's the medication working out". Literally nothing, it was so strange, like he actually resented being a psychiatrist. One time he started crying in session about his father. I felt bad for him, but you can't take people's money and then abuse them in session and cry about yourself, you're a doctor. Shame on you, Daniel. Shame on you for violating my trust in a physician when I was going through great turmoil in my life and shame on you for making my diagnoses worse than before I had come to you with your twisted brand of psychiatry. Also, as a long time IT professional with a ton of web and social exp, I gotta say it's really suspicious when a relatively unknown, medium size town physician gets large amounts of LONG reviews that are positive. But they can't be fake reviews or the work product of a rep management company because that would be illegal and the AMA would have a huge problem with it. just an observation.

I think he's OK with paitaints, but he's horrible with the family. He's rude and insecure. My…read morewife and I were just asking simple questions and I guess he's not used to people asking questions. Avoid this guy. He's got in trouble in the past for his temper.

The staff I interacted with are extremely WOKE! They…read moreprobably think that is a compliment but it's actually a warning. You will NOT get any Christian based counseling here.

Beware. Our loved one was a resident at a memory care facility and was transferred to this hospital…read morefor " medicine management". She had become combative and they thought she might need her meds adjusted. When we first took her to st. Thomas she could walk and talk ( although didn't make much sense). She could feed herself and was continent. When we picked her up 3 weeks later she was completely and totally unresponsive. She had become incontinent and had list 15pounds during those 3 weeks. She was transferred back to the memory care unit with hospice. She received so much medication at the hospital she couldn't wake up at all! After returning to the memory care ( where she did not receive any medication) within about 4 days she began to respond. She did reach a point where she could take a few steps with assistance and pivot to a wheelchair. She had to be fed and never regained bladder or bowel control. She never got back to baseline. During the first 2 weeks we weren't allowed to visit. On the third week we could visit 1 hr a day but we were given in writing that we were not to ask the nurses about her condition. This hour was for visiting only. We could almost NEVER get to talk with any staff on the phone. I finally started calling at 4 in the morning to talk to a nurse. And nobody would call us back. It was awful. Come to find out she had a UTI which was probably why she was combative in the first place! If you can possibly avoid it don't send your love one there!

An outstanding Pyschiatrist. As good as it gets. Well worth the drive to Brentwood.read more

I owe Dr, Tang and his staff my sanity!! I am bipolar (a…read morelabel I resisted for a long time). I accepted my depression but didn't want to recognize the mania aspect. His therapist was patient to point out recurring episodes that are clearly manic. I reluctantly agreed but was okay with my 'mania' because I am extremely productive during these times. (In essence I wanted to treat my depression but keep my mania) About 5 months into TMS, therapy, and medications, I (like so many patients) felt very good and discontinued treatment. Gradually (over 6 months), coupled with major traumatic events, my bipolar disorder became uncontrollable. Insomnia and panic attacks were taking over my life. I had never had a history of insomnia and panic attacks. These led to severe depression (and I no longer had my desired mania to help motivate me). In desperation (and much to my shame and embarrassment), I reached out to Dr. Tang and asked for help. His staff was gentle, understanding, and nonjudgmental about my self discontinued treatment. I was quickly seen (via Face Time...I love this because I don't drive and truly had no energy for an office visit) by a nurse and then Dr. Tang. I was honest with everything this go around. Within one week on the proper medications and support, I began sleeping, eating, and being productive in what I would consider a 'normal' fashion. I (and my family and friends) were getting the 'old me' back!! It was so wonderful she exciting!! Today (just one month later), I am free!! Dr. Tang (after careful and considerate review of my symptoms and history) NAILED my situation!!! No more panic attacks. No more insomnia (I have a great 8 hours of sleep). No more depression. And no more mania ((I am okay without it if it leads to me panic and insomnia that was severely debilitating. I am so very glad I returned to Dr. Tang. Again, there was no judgment concerning my decision to'do my own thing' without Dr, Tang and therapy. I am so at ease and balanced!! I highly recommend Nashville Brain Institute. Trust him and be honest. I did and am living again!!

Haven't used them, but I tried to use them twice. I filled out a form on their website and never…read moreheard back. Then I tried again and heard back and they told me for the neurofeedback I was interested in someone else would contact me, but they never did. A year later I tried again and I finally got someone to call me after reaching out multiple times and they said they don't take insurance, which is not what it seemed to say on their website. Overall I got bad vibes from them and so I'm leaving this review just to let them know that you lost a client before you even had them by being very bad at following up and very unclear and unforthright in your costs. Meanwhile other TMS and neurfeedback clinics in Nashville got back to me in 1 day. The only reason I tried to give this one a chance is because it was a closer drive, but it's just not worth it.

I want to send thanks to Emili Haley NP she is wonderful I have lived with untreated ADHD for…read moredecades and Emili has been very patient with finding correct medications and regimen that fits my busy lifestyle she is absolutely wonderful a complete life saver.

From the owner: Nashville Brain Institute is a psychiatric and neurological…read moreclinic engaging in brain diseases study and treatments. The unique combination of two related specialties allows our clinicians to develop an integrated treatment plan targeting the deep roots of brain dysfunctions. We use cutting edge technologies such as Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) treatment and customized treatments guided with genetic testing and brain wave study. The medical team at Nashville Brain Institute in Hermitage, Brentwood, Goodlettsville & Nashville, Tennessee, uses the newest medical technology combined with years of clinical experience to treat neurological and psychiatric symptoms in adults.  At Nashville Brain Institute, the team believes in providing you with a holistic approach to mental health treatment by using genetic testing and natural medicines. Their goal is not simply to prescribe medications but to discover the root cause of your brain dysfunctions and arrive at an integrated treatment plan, helping improve your psychiatric or neurological conditions so you can live a better and healthier life.  They provide treatments to help with ADHD, anxiety, bipolar disorder, and depression in addition to prescribing Suboxone® to treat patients addicted to opioid drugs and Spravato™ to combat treatment-resistant depression. Other services include ketamine therapy, psychotherapy, and transcranial magnetic stimulation...