After seeking treatment with various psychiatrists and therapists, I stumbled upon Dr. Fetterolf…read more Not only did he take the time to get to know me and my life experiences before diagnosing me, but he has always ensured I was fully involved and agreed with the plan of treatment. He's always made it a priority to stay on top of the latest research and is always willing to discuss it with me. He is very patient focused and has gone out of his way on multiple occasions to accommodate whatever various needs/requests I have.

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Kathleen Smith is the best at what she does. I saw her for years, and it was the best part of my…read moreweek. I stopped, because I thought I was good. But then my husband died. She took me in. She's a miracle.

Dr. Smith is OUTSTANDING. I have been seeing her since 1992. I haven't gone once a week since the…read morebeginning, but for the first few years I did. She has helped me make a great deal of progress in dealing with the root issues and managing the issues that arise in my everyday world from these. Trust, warmth, down-to-earth, attentive, sincere. Easily accessible. Response almost immediately when. Answering service calls her. I wish my sister would have been able to have her as a therapist, but since I was already her client, my sister could not become one. I've been to see 5 or 6 therapists in my life....she is THE BEST! Her office also associates with Dr. Sylvia Mendelsohn, psychiatrist, if you need meds and med. checks. Dr. Mendelsohn has no objection to you doing weekly counseling with another therapist. She is also outstanding.

I previously was waiting on three different lists to be accepted as a new patient! Caroline and the…read morestaff here went over the top to make sure I was taken care of, I received a call at the end of the day explaining they apologized and explained I was not forgotten an would receive a call the next morning which I did an got an apt. the same week which I will say I have never had such an easy experience when it comes to bettering my mental health!! Hands down I recommended this place of you want to treated like person instead of a dollar sign! Thank you to the staff at Stepping Stone!

From the owner: Our mission at Stepping Stones Psychiatric Care is to offer high-quality, individualized…read morepsychiatric care services to kids, teens, and adults who require behavioral health services. Dr. Muhammad Shaikh, a board-certified psychiatrist for adult, child, and adolescent patients, runs Stepping Stones and provides some of the best healthcare available in Pennsylvania.

Thanks again! Great doc and amazing staff. Made the process very easy and comfortable.read more

From the owner: Rittenhouse Psychiatric Associates is a private practice of Academically Oriented Psychiatrists,…read morePsychiatric Nurse Practitioners, Therapists and Psychologists, specializing in the evaluation, diagnosis and treatment of mood disorders, anxiety disorders, ADHD and addiction. In-office and Virtual Telehealth Psychiatric Appointments with offices in Philadelphia, Manhattan, Pittsburgh, Lehigh Valley, The Main Line, South Jersey, Wilmington, DE and Delray Beach, Florida. Services include Anxiety Treatment (GAD, Panic, PTSD, Social Anxiety), Depression Treatment (MDD, Postpartum Depression, Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD), Pre-Menstrual Dysphoric Disorder (PMDD), Bipolar Affective Disorder Treatment (BPAD) & ADHD Treatment and Medication Management. We also offer neuropsychological evaluations for diagnosis and letters for accommodation for school and work. Expertise in Student Mental Health and LGBTQIA+ Care. We are now providing Child and Adolescent Psychiatric Services. Most of our prescribers trained at The Johns Hopkins Hospital or The University of Pennsylvania and many teach, or have taught at these same institutions. Our Therapists are trained in CBT (Cognitive Behavioral Therapy) and several have experience in teaching and/or supervisory roles. We are out-of-network with insurance companies, but individuals can use their health savings accounts (HSA's) or if they have out-of-network benefits, they can generally receive reimbursement for part of their visit cost.

I have been in therapy off and on for a number of years. My current therapist (at ND) is…read morecompassionate and professional and offers me great strategies for coping and learning in spite of previous trauma. I appreciate their team so much!

It is unfathomable to know that a MENTAL HEALTH facility will not see you if you do not provide a…read morecredit card number upon FIRST contact with this facility. Money over mental health seems so uncaring and and contrary to mental health objectives. NEVER contact this place.

She is truly best cares about her patients and is "on your side" she has helped me immensely…read morethrough grief. Office staff amazing as well.

I have had enough of her neglecting to call me back when I am in severe need of assistance and…read moredirection. I called immediately after an emergency regarding a reaction I had from my medication. I just switched to a new med because I felt it wasn't working and am realizing I may be allergic to both. Dr was negligent and rude. Dr also misdiagnosed me, which is evident of a lack of psychiatric knowledge. Dr said she would pull my chart and put it on her schedule with an URGENT note so that Dr can call me first thing in the morning. I CALLED AGAIN asking why she did not call me back and that I am in pain. On top of this, Dr overcharged me multiple times.

Dr. Murray is a very compassionate, understanding doctor. He truly listens and takes all my issues…read moreinto consideration.

Look at the provided picture of his smirking face... it speaks volumes. There were a few "red…read moreflags" when I started seeing him multiple years ago... he did not believe that I do in fact, have a life-threatening medication sensitivity,. FINALLY it had been documented from several hospitals after it took 15+ years of torture from the mental health field to figure it out. Neuroleptic Malignant Sydrome (NMS). So, he was read the documentation which led to a "huh, that's really rare." Right. He is arrogant and dismissive. Ultimately, I overlooked the "red flags" and it was to my detriment, NOT his. It's telehealth, and he sits wherever, giving out his wisdom. Only problem, he's not wise! Rather than look into my condition he continued to treat me as run of the mill, protocol kind of patient ... and who suffered for it... I DID! 9 weeks in the hospital, largely because he did not have me on enough of a mood stabilizer and he missed the signs of a hypomania (for no less than 3 months), which led to a full blown mania. How could he miss that?!? I had a one night emergency room stay in August, which he dismissed. End of November - full blown mania, ambulance to emergency room, 7 weeks of hell at the hospital because they can't treat me with regular meds, finally transferred to another hospital that was more competent for 2 more weeks. My life has been a living hell for 7 months now. The hospital said to go back to Murray and the counselor at CBI that I had been seeing... when he informed me, "You are too complicated and I should have retired 2 years ago." I'm still searching for a competent doctor & help, I obviously didn't get either from this man nor the practice that he is with. CBI is a joke... you cannot get through to anyone, you have to wait sometimes days for callbacks. Heaven forbid you have to be hospitalized, don't expect this guy or CBI to do anything to talk to the hospital doctors, give them your baseline data and/or anything that would make your stay shorter or more comfortable. Please, read the various reviews on him and CBI, there is a reason they are all horrible.

I saw a therapist three 3x over the course of 6 weeks. My main goal- which she knew up front- was…read moreto get in to see a psychiatrist. I had waited 6+ weeks for my initial appt with her, so I communicated the urgency and concern from the get-go. She said she would put in the referral and get back to me. Next appt (first week of Oct.), she said that there was only one psychiatrist that may even be willing to see me (this is a large group, by the way). And encouraged me to send my medical records and stay in counseling because that would show good faith efforts to get on their schedule. Next appt, three weeks after this (life, sickness, etc) she tells me they never received my medical records. Still not able to schedule a psychiatrist. And she said it was on me to follow up and be proactive about my medical records. Meanwhile, it takes this woman a week to answer emails and all she can tell me is "I understand your frustration, I have just been booked full back to back and everyone has." This is simply unacceptable incompetence. I had my medical records sent again and then waited two more weeks just to get a summary of my appointments that I had already had with the therapist in the hopes of getting established elsewhere. A huge waste of time, money, resources, frustration. Hey Vista, if you aren't actually helping people, what is the point?

Full disclosure...I have never been here and I don't know anyone who has. That being said, why the…read morelow score? Wish I could rate it 0 stars, because they won't even book an appointment for my teen child, not because my primary insurance is bad, but because they said they don't like my secondary insurance...lmao. I told them, in the state of PA, any children diagnosed were automatically put on the secondary insurance, I believe this to be true, because I did't search this insurance out. I can't believe they turn away a child in need because of secondary insurance. How disgusting. I offered to cover anything over what the primary insurance wouldn't cover so they don't even have to bill the secondary, but still a big NO.

My experiences have usually been very positive. Counselors are professional and attentive. This…read moreclinic is literally a life saver for me during my struggles with my mental health.

Go to this facility with caution. I was admitted for treatment of ARFID (Avoidant/Restrictive Food…read moreIntake Disorder), and unfortunately, it quickly became clear that the staff is primarily trained in treating physical eating disorders -- not the mental, sensory, or neurodivergent factors that come with ARFID. Despite repeatedly advocating for my needs, I was denied basic accommodations. My blood sugar had to drop to dangerous levels before anyone took me seriously. As an autistic person, the environment was extremely overstimulating -- loud, bright, chaotic, and heavily structured in a way that felt unsafe for my nervous system. While many of the staff were kind and supportive, a small number -- including one of the main nurses -- made my experience traumatizing. I was often treated with suspicion or indifference, and even basic requests (like a snack before bed) were denied, labeled as "special privileges." Meanwhile, I watched others have their needs met without pushback. My family and I were even met with hostility and unprofessionalism when raising concerns. I lost 4 pounds in just 4 days under their care, and my parents ultimately had to sign me out to protect my health. Since then, I've been trying to recover at home. Months later, I'm still dealing with the emotional fallout and have had to start therapy to unpack the trauma. If you're neurodivergent or dealing with a nontraditional eating disorder like ARFID, be very cautious. You deserve care that's compassionate, trauma-informed, and respectful -- this was not that.