Dr. Tucker is an amazing doctor. He has helped our family very much. He takes a holistic approach…read moreto knowing the mind and the patient. His knowledge is amazing, and he is brilliant. He takes his patients seriously and goes up and above to really help the individual. He has always been there for us, really been there with so many big mountains. Plus, he's a great guy and his staff is wonderful. Highly recommend him.

I had saved $$s for this referral appointment, Dr. Tucker, was so worth the money. Wish I can…read moreafford more time with him. However I left feeling like I've been doing the right thing and my daughter is doing the right thing. So a bit more peace, I understand this all takes time. I've been dealing with my beautiful 21 year daughter condition for two years. So hard. As one would know. he is passionate and really shows knowledge, he gave me clarity. I And a great second opinion .

Over the last four years I've spent quite a lot of time with Dr. Wiggins and have felt nothing less…read morethen cared for, supported, and accommodated in all of my needs pertaining to my mental health and wellness. She has always been easy to be around, easy to express myself to and equally important, pleasant company. Her genuine good nature is evident and I cannot say enough about her patience. She has always felt seasoned in her practice, knowledge, and ability to allow me the space and clarity to really work on myself and the challenges I come up against. I recommend her with zero hesitation. What a gift!

Dr. Wiggins creates situations where transformation and growth are most likely to happen. His way…read moreof listening, asking questions, and reflecting back is gentle, deep, compassionate, and wise. He has helped me through difficult situations many times and I can't recommend him highly enough. He is also very diligent and sensitive in prescribing medications, he finds the right balance in prescribing the most helpful medications

I'm really grateful I found Dr. Shiva Ahmadi. Ever since I was diagnosed and started getting the…read moreright support, I honestly feel like I understand myself so much better. I've become more confident, especially at work, and I've been able to recognize strengths in myself that I didn't always see before. Since my diagnosis, I've even gotten promoted, which is something I'm really proud of. I feel like I'm finally learning how to work with my brain instead of constantly fighting against it. Dr. Ahmadi listens, understands, and has helped me feel more confident in myself and what I'm capable of. I'm genuinely thankful for the support and guidance I've received.

I saw Dr shiva ahmadi. By far the worst doctors I've ever seen …read more 1- she doesn't listen to you or retain ANY information you tell her so every time you see her she doesn't remember or even take notes or review notes from before so it's like she knows NOTHING about you each time you talk to her and have to explain things all over again endlessly with her 2- instead of listening and retaining ANYTHING you tell her about what you are and aren't comfortable with - instead she's just anxious to keep pushing certain medications on you as if maybe she's getting a kickback from them because she keeps pushing and suggesting the same ones over and over again even when you tell her over and over that you're uncomfortable with that medication or type of medication and even had bad reactions in the past from it and yer each time you speak to her she will continue to push it each time anyhow as if she doesn't remember you telling her no and why two weeks prior 3- she would keep telling me false information and her personal opinions on medication I was on or prescribed by my other primary doctors and trying to blame those or make me scared or paranoid on those medications making me scared and confused and worried then have to go back to those doctors and then they confirm what shiva is saying is false and to continue my medication needed to help me get healthy and better 4- she clearly just sits there and pushes her wrong opinions on you for the 15 min appt and doesn't care what you say or feel during the appt 5- Everytime I spoke to her I felt worse then before I saw her 6- she gave me one medication that I told her I had in the past that helped me , she gave me 10 pills 70 days ago and I still have 2 left . Each time that I spoke with her on each one of my appointments she offered me a refill, but I told her I didn't need one at that time because I still had some left. But when I notified them that I wanted to change Doctors because I was not comfortable with her they told me I could still get a refill since I was down to only two and I would need them and I couldn't see the new doctor for a month. So I called and asked for a few more just to make sure I had them so I can take them "as needed" or just have them in case I need them until I see the next doctor and even though she offered me refills several times she denied giving me a refill once she knew that I wasn't going to use her anymore and told me to just go ahead and go to the emergency room if I needed help. When she knows very well that the emergency room is not necessary for panic attacks. But the medication helps. It was basically her FU to me and retaliatory. Because she was mad that I was not going to want to use her anymore so she has decided that she was not going to give me a refill and basically told me to F off and go to the hospital if I needed help. Mind you that in 74 days of having the medication I only took eight. But she basically treated me as if I was some sort of pill seeker that just wanted more and more pills. When really in reality she knows very well that I'm just trying to make sure that I don't have to go to the hospital every single day and spend thousands of dollars at the hospital for panic attack attacks. She's very cruel and dismissive

What has surprised me the most in working with Dr. Tran is the way he listens -- deeply, patiently,…read moreand with genuine interest. Before him, I had experiences where I felt like I had to fight to be heard, rush through concerns, or only share the "important" symptoms because I worried the provider didn't have time for the rest. That kind of environment makes it hard to be vulnerable or honest. With Dr. Tran, it's the complete opposite. For the first time, I feel like I can say everything without needing to filter or edit myself. He listens to the full story, even when I'm rambling, anxious, or unsure how to articulate what l'm feeling. He doesn't interrupt. He doesn't rush me along. He doesn't jump to conclusions. He lets me speak in my own pace and my own way. Then, once I'm finished, he reflects back what he heard - not in a robotic way, but in a way that makes it clear he truly understood what I meant, not just what I said. That level of careful listening has helped me open up more than I ever have in mental health treatment. There have been sessions where I walked in overwhelmed, on the verge of tears, or feeling completely lost. He never looks uncomfortable or impatient. He stays calm, grounded, and steady, gently guiding me through the conversation until I can breathe again and see things clearly. That kind of support has been invaluable. And when I have questions -- whether about symptoms, medications, or even just the emotional experience of what I'm going through -- he answers them thoroughly and thoughtfully. Never rushed. Never dismissive. Never acting like I should already know the answer. I always leave appointments feeling more informed, more grounded, and more seen. Because I finally feel truly heard, my progress has accelerated dramatically. I'm able to share things I've held in for years, and that honesty has transformed the way I understand myself. I can't express how rare and meaningful that experience has been.

What makes Dr. Tran stand out from almost every provider I've seen is his ability to see the whole…read moreperson, not just the diagnosis. So many clinicians focus only on symptom checklists: sleep, appetite, energy, mood rating, anxiety level. But they overlook the deeper layers that drive those symptoms. Dr. Tran does the opposite. He understands that mental health is connected to everything: relationships, identity, stress, physical health, past experiences, lifestyle, trauma, even daily habits. And he weaves all of those layers into treatment in a way that feels seamless and supportive.   He asks about what's happening at work, at home, socially, emotionally, physically. Not out of curiosity, but because he understands how interconnected each part of life is. He notices patterns between sleep, stress, mood, and behavior. He helps me understand how certain environments impact me or how certain habits influence my energy. His holistic approach isn't just psychological. It's practical. He encourages healthy routines, grounding techniques, boundaries, coping strategies, scheduling adjustments, and lifestyle shifts that actually fit into my life. None of it feels overwhelming or unrealistic. He explains why each change matters and how it supports the bigger picture. Because he treats me as a whole person, I've noticed improvements far beyond my initial symptoms. My confidence is higher. My energy is better. My daily functioning has improved. I feel more balanced emotionally and more capable mentally. Working with him has shown me what psychiatric care should be: not just symptom management, but true whole-person healing.

I highly recommend this office to everyone. The providers are knowledgeable, compassionate,…read moreattentive, and professional. They take the time to listen carefully, answer questions, and clearly explain treatment options. The staff is also friendly, respectful, and helpful. I felt comfortable, supported, and well cared for throughout my experience.

Moses Morar was my psychiatrist who prescribed me medication in 2022 and 2023 when I relocated to…read moreSOCAL area and was recommended to see him. I recently was advised by my Primary Care physician to go back to Therapy and back to a psychiatrist to get back on medication to help my problems related to my ongoing condition from childhood. I relayed this to Moses Morar, and to my surprise He had no recollection of me being his patient. The blatant disrespect the physician even had to question if I was telling the truth is despicable. I'm a grown man, not some teen punk trying to get drugs.. I thought I had rapport with this guy, and at least a paper trail of receipts on his end. But Nada. Just me and my solid book of receipts and past prescriptions, he prescribed me and paper trail. Very upsetting and embarrassing. I paid btw. I do not recommend this facility you will not get the medication you need.

I've been going to Allied Psychiatry for a few years now, and they've always been extremely…read moreattentive and punctual with their work, especially the office manager Paulina and my psychiatrist Ricky. They both are super knowledgeable, helpful, and have the best interest of the patients in mind in everything they do. This isn't a scripted review or anything, these are my honest thoughts about a great psychiatry office; I've had a few bad ones before this, and there's a reason I've stuck with Allied Psychiatry for years.

I was so hopeful for this visit but it did not meet even minimal expectations. When a new patient…read morewalks into the office, I expect the doctor to get up and walk over and shake hands and show me my seat. Instead he just said take a seat while he hides behind a huge computer. ...you could barely see his face behind the machine. It reminded me of the Wizard of Oz when the Wizard was hiding behind the curtain! His office needs to be completely redesigned. IT is not conducive to having a relaxed conversation.The room needs a long couch with two small ottomans. He should have a comfortable chair off to the side working on a laptop not hiding behind a massive computer. I am sure whoever designed the room charged him a pretty penny...but they obviously had no idea on how to make a client feel comfortable. I asked him a couple of basic questions and he said"why do you ask"? The girls in the front office were very friendly and accommodating. However, unfortunately I am not able to return or recommend this practice. Lastly, I don't believe he even reviewed my file before the visit as he asked me for the reason for my visit which he should have known ahead of my visit.

The SPECT scans were extremely helpful, and Dr. Mendenhall is an awesome Amen Clinic psychiatrist!read more

I went in and found a really great doctor there, but man, they make you pay through the nose. And…read morethen follow-up appointments are $500 an hour or $250 every half hour, and they will not renew your prescriptions if you don't actively have regular appointments. The brain scan and the counsel and the supplement advice I received were helpful to know, but I think I could have gotten a lot more out of those $5,000. It really didn't tell me anything new and they didn't prescribe me anything revolutionary. Even though I can see what's going on with my brain, you still have to think your way through this. So I don't think if you're considering whether you should spend $6,660 at the Amen Clinic or invest it in cognitive behavioral therapy, I say you'd be better off using it on therapy. It was an interesting experience, albeit expensive and not so fruitful, but I think the worst part is the not getting prescriptions renewed because I don't want to pay 500 bucks an hour. I found it's not a true "care" or solution place- it's a profit center primarily, with short-term focus and poor priorities for human care.

Mina and Ivy are so helpful when it comes to helping you find your prescription when it's out of…read morestock at seemingly every pharmacy. They both went above and beyond to help me when they really didn't have to and were extremely kind in the process. Also, we all know Josie is the best human, ever. The entire staff has been and continues to be extremely friendly and helpful and that's why I have been going here for almost 8 years. Thank you again Mina and Ivy. I appreciate you both and I'm sure there are many patients there who feel the same!

Life savers . I've never felt more open to be vulnerable about my situation. I'm heard understood…read moreand help with no judgement. This isn't just a regular clinic this is the first step to the right direction.

Scammers trying to collect money four years after billing my insurance. They were wrong and billed…read morethe wrong billing codes to late for Blue Shield.

In June 2026, I have been getting a $130 bill emailed me from Rume for a Covid test supposedly…read moregiven to my daughter at her preschool in August 2021. This is ridiculous. The website, email and phone number have not worked for me. I am ready to file a complaint. Under the CARES Act and California SB 510, insurers are required to reimburse COVID-related services at posted cash rates. Also, Rume's document itself says: "With insurance information, these services were 'no cost to patients' as insurance payers were required to cover medical procedures associated with Covid-19, even from non-contracted providers." That's Rume's own statement contradicting the bill.. what a crappy company. I have creditors now calling me constantly. I will get this fixed but please stay away from this horrible company! Sharing here as well because this company is insane and I can see from all the other reviews I am not alone.

I want to express our deepest gratitude for the Virtual Family Program by Tim this past weekend…read more You saved our son through your Windward Way Recovery in Newport Beach and you have provided solid support for us. You provided a 2-day support program for families through Tim Arrigo CADC-II and being part of the session felt like we'd been given a year's worth of understanding and perspective in just a short time. It was truly life-saving for us--like someone throwing us a lifeline just when we needed it most. Thank you for the compassion, clarity, and hope you offered. We left feeling supported, grounded, and far less alone. What you're doing makes a profound difference, and we are so thankful. Shout out to Shaun and Tim Arrigo, CADC-II

I was really optimistic going into Windward, but all of their website photos are deceiving. Their…read moreemployee who picked me up from the airport was (allegedly) hitting a dab pen and took me to what I was told over the phone would be a "thorough intake process" was really a breathalyzer and UA. The person doing my "intake" asked me which program I was here for - I told him nobody told me and shouldn't he know?? The admissions person I spoke with over the phone said I would have "chef made meals". I was dropped off at a Vons with a $75 gift card to buy groceries for the week. As someone with a dual diagnosis, this was incredibly misleading and resulted in me not eating for 24 hours. The same admissions person said "the home i would be in would have shared rooms, but plenty of bathrooms". I arrived to the house which had 1 bathroom shared among 7 women. Sadly my time here only lasted 18 hours due to the fact that what was described to me over the phone was the exact opposite of what i walked into. Don't waste your time here. "House manager" or any WWR employee was not at the home I was assigned to when I arrived. It was 4 hours later that she showed up and was using her vape as a pointer while showing me the house rules. Not a single person here was professional or helpful - they just want your money. Bedspread on my bed was also COVERED in stains upon my arrival.