I can say in complete honesty that if one person changed my life, it's Susan L. GIlius. She gently…read moreguided me on the path from insanity and addiction to sanity and recovery. She's excellent at dealing with people in denial about their addictions, and she does so in a gentle way, so that it's the client who makes the necessary changes in their life as they progress toward wholeness and a sane life. I moved from the Harrisburg area a few years ago and have not been able to find a therapist in my new hometown who can even come close to helping me make the amazing progress I made with Susan. I wish I could clone her and move her to Pittsburgh so I can resume therapy with her. She saved my life.

Dr. von Rago is hands down the best psychiatrist I have come across. He listens and is…read moreunderstanding, and is the first Dr. to actually explain things in a way that makes sense. Other Drs. just use labels, don't really listen and send you away with a script. Dr. von Rago is extremely professional and truly cares for the mental health and well being of his patients. I highly recommend him as an excellent and trusted psychiatrist.

I truly can't say enough wonderful things about Dr. Mansouri. In all my life, I've never…read moreencountered a physician who demonstrated such genuine care and compassion. He consistently went above and beyond--not only taking the time to explain everything in clear, understandable terms, but also showing how deeply he cared for my husband and our entire family. What stood out even more was his kindness outside the clinical setting. He happened to go to the same gym as my son, and every time they crossed paths, he would take the time to ask how my husband was doing and thoughtfully address any concerns we had. His dedication and empathy were truly remarkable, and we are so grateful for the support he provided during such a challenging time.

When testing me, was very off with the conclusions; most therapists are spot on. Blamed me for my…read morelack of memory of all the medications I've taken in the past, even though my illness is partly to blame for my inability to remember. Wanted to be my counselor instead of just prescribe, which I never asked for but would have gone along with, but got an annoyed look on his face when I waited for him to ask a question rather than spilling my whole heart to him. The blaming me with his sarcastic attitude was the last straw for me.

Denis Milke is terrible. He gave me an anxiety attack in his office by criticizing me and telling…read moreme a "about myself " after meeting with me one time. He was telling me my marriage would fail because I depend on my husbands support too much. I went to Dr. Milke because of anxiety attacks and I lost my mother in a tragic accident 2 months prior. He had me hyperventilating in his office and said "when you get yourself together go get your husband." I can't believe this guy is still practicing. People please post your experiences with this horrible man. You should feel safe when you are seeking help from a psychiatrist not ridiculed and fearful. I know that there are more people out there than just the two that posted.

Go elsewhere. Help is minimal, charges deceptive. Patients who call the supposed 24-hr. suicide…read morehotline at this facility are met with a voice message telling them to call back during business hours. The "Teen Line" crisis number puts patients on hold indefinitely.

Do Not Rely on this facility for any help at all. 8:45pm go for a panic attack. Absolutely terrible…read morethe only thing we receive with a huge bill is no help no references and a "bed" the hallway of the intake area of the ER we were charged for as a room in the hospital for six hours. As it is routine to the hospital, we were forced to pay for tests that were pointless and had nothing to do with the mental issue at hand and were forced to take them or they wouldn't treat us not to mention the doctors bedside manner that we received--resident was not just a pompous ass but a misogynistic condescending jackass. when I question why he would need a pregnancy test on a 12-year-old--and I said she's in Girl Scouts; she just turned 12, his retort was: I know a lot of girl Scouts --what the hell does that mean?? As bloody patients and the ill pass us in the hall over and over until nearly 3 am. If that doesn't scare a 12-year-old?!!! I talked her down myself---terrible experience.