Robert is an excellent therapist. He genuinely cares about his clients and is highly insightful. He…read morehas an excellent balance between compassion and challenging his clients toward being their best selves. Highly recommend.

He's changing my life. This was my first time going to therapy and my partners. You can cover so…read moremuch ground about yourself and each other within an hour. If you've never been or are looking for someone extremely talented he's the one to go to . Ill also add that he's the first doctor I've ever met who truly cares about your well being and is invested into your life.

Dr. Woods spaces out when we try to describe symptoms and then prescribes inappropriate medicine…read morefor my son. The next day he claims that we never described important symptoms to him and says that he needs to see the "BODY" again! Two appointments within two days, no way! I took my son elsewhere and the doctor said to stop taking the medication that Dr. Woods prescribed because it was not good for children. The $125 is for cash only, if we want to write a check, the fee is higher. I don't mind paying as long as the diagnosis is correct.

I've been a patient of Dr Woods for almost 4 years now and I can say by far coming upon his care…read morehas been the best thing that has happened for me and my family. Being 16 years old I have and still do suffer greatly from severe anxiety/panic disorder for 8+ years now. I've been to several doctors and countless therapists and they have done little to nothing about my condition, they have handed me paper bags to breathe in and told me it's nothing and id grow out of it. Well that did nothing for me. Dr woods cares about his patients and fully explains everything and offers medication as a temporary solution while he works with you to cope on your own, he's loaned me books and find articles for me to read and look up on and activities and I can go on and on, he's very great and Id recommend Dr Woods to anyone. much love to Alycia as well

I've had the benefit of having Vicki Minerva as my Therapist for several years. She is a remarkable…read moretherapist that has an innate ability to be objective, to listen and provide guidance that is wise (needs to be heard) in a manner that is forthright and caring. She is understanding and compassionate. She heard my concerns and taught me practical life skills to heal and to grow as an individual.

One sided approach , very dissatisfied. Did not hold partner accountable for anythingread more

It takes years and dedication to hone one's clinical skills. I have had the privilege of working…read morewith Mike Zukowski for over 15 years, and during that time, he developed into a very seasoned clinician specializing in treating addictions, trauma and disconnection between couples. His compassion and care, coupled with his wisdom and practical tools, make him a very sought after therapist. I cannot recommend him highly enough.

Mike did our premarital counseling and some personal counseling for us when we first moved to…read moreGilroy. He is AMAZING. We can't recommend him enough. He listens and is really engaged during the sessions... We are so grateful he helped us during our difficult time of transition.

Felt like the doctor really paid attention during the appointment. They checked in on a few things…read moreI didn't even bring up which showed they were being careful. They were polite and answered my questions without getting annoyed. I liked that they asked follow ups and didn't assume things. Everything moved steady without being too fast. The nurse who helped was kind too and made sure I was comfortable. Wasn't anything over the top but it was better than what I've had before. Seems like a well run place overall.

Do not send your child to this facility. The equipment is outdated and need of repair. The owner…read morelost most of her therapists and now tries to do all of the work herself. We set goals for our child and she ignored those goals. A complete ripoff.

Dr. Tepper was the first psychiatrist I've ever seen -- I worked with him a little over 10 years…read moreago, and I've gone on to work with a couple of others in the interim years as I've moved for work. He's the most knowledgeable shrink I've ever met and I still refer mentally to advice he gave me years later -- I saw him during one of the worst depressive episodes I've had and he really helped turn things around for me. His knowledge is pharmacology is impressive. I was in the best health and fitness during that time while in his care -- that's a real testament to his guidance around managing the side effects of the medication I was on. His diagnosis was really helpful in gaining a better understanding myself and approaching my mental health challenges. He has an inflexible side, as well, though. He never returned my therapist's calls asking for updates and to coordinate care. I ended up pissing him off because I didn't make an appointment within the time frame expected, and that was it for me as a patient -- I'd been working with him for years, and the desertion hurt. Some of his advice around relationships, in my experience, reflects that inflexibility as well. I would still recommend him wholeheartedly, but I'd suggest giving his advice and requests careful consideration, as well.

Dr. Tepper helped me go from an extremely depressed person who could barely function to a fully…read morefunctioning person who returned to work and college and subsequently earned two graduate degrees. Dr. Tepper is an excellent psychopharmacologist who prescribed two antidepressents that, along with therapy from a counselor, helped me learn how to take care of myself and rebuild my life. To say that he "saved my life" is a bit dramatic, but he was instrumental in me saving my own life. I do not understand the negative comments about him. I know there are always outliers in any group, especially in anonymous online comments, but I cannot imagine that they are describing the same physician who treated me back to health. Maybe they expected something they did not get or they have him confused with someone else.

{THIS IS FOR THE MADRONE LOCATION IN MORGAN HILL}…read more I had a truly positive and meaningful experience during my stay at Madrone Crisis Residential Home. The environment itself is beautiful, peaceful, and surrounded by lovely scenery that genuinely feels like a place meant for healing and recovery. There are also plenty of activities available, which made my stay even more enjoyable--everything from knitting and crocheting, yoga mats for stretching or yoga, workout machines, art supplies for creative projects, beads for making bracelets, and a wide selection of books focused on recovery and substance abuse. What made my stay especially exceptional, though, was the staff. I want to give a heartfelt shoutout to Monsae, AJ, Ariana, and Ray. Each of them went above and beyond to ensure I felt safe, comfortable, and cared for. They were consistently attentive, accommodating, hardworking, and kind. Ariana, in particular, stood out for her attentiveness and compassion--she truly made a difference in my experience. The most impactful part of my stay, however, was working with Jen, the head therapist. I am diagnosed with bipolar disorder, and during certain episodes, I struggle with intense feelings of isolation and anxiety, often convincing myself that everyone dislikes me. During one particularly difficult hypomanic episode, I experienced a severe panic attack while alone in my room. The staff quickly noticed I wasn't acting like myself and responded immediately. They contacted Jen, knowing I felt safe with her, and she came to support me. Jen knew exactly how to help me deescalate when nothing else was working--not even my usual coping strategies like guided meditation. Her presence, understanding, and skill truly helped me through a moment that felt unbearable. I am incredibly grateful for her. I also want to thank my case manager, Lily, who was attentive, efficient, and proactive. She helped me get approved for benefits in a timely manner and consistently followed through on everything that was needed. Her reliability made a big difference in reducing my stress. Another positive aspect of the program was how manageable everything felt. The chores were simple and easy to keep up with, which made daily life feel structured without being overwhelming. The groups and therapy sessions were on the shorter side, but they were still effective, engaging, and thought-provoking, which I really appreciated. As for feedback, I do believe there are a few areas for improvement. It would be incredibly beneficial for new clients to meet with a therapist within their first week, as adjusting to a new environment can be very anxiety-inducing. From my experience and conversations with peers, this was not always the case. Additionally, while therapists were sometimes available for brief emergency check-ins, I believe structured, weekly therapy sessions should be standard and scheduled automatically rather than only offered upon request. This could potentially prevent crises like the one I experienced. One other observation is that some of the older staff members could be perceived as less approachable or more strict with female clients compared to male clients. I noticed that rules and accountability, particularly around chores and snack policies, were not always enforced equally. Creating a more balanced and fair environment for everyone would make the experience even better. Overall, Madrone is a wonderful place filled with caring, dedicated individuals who truly want to help. The sense of support and compassion I experienced made it feel like a second home. I feel very fortunate to have been placed here and would highly recommend it to anyone in need of a supportive and healing environment. Thank you, Madrone, for everything.

Community Solutions has provided me mental health services for 3 years. They have been very…read morehelpful. Especially Christine she has really helped me out a lot. Thank you