I was very uneasy the first time I walked into Dr Soliman's office and worse when I came out. I didn't realize till later that Dr Soliman is a very busy man. At first glance I thought he had taken on the whole city of Folsom (joking) he was that busy. My second visit was much better because I met Kathryn who was so sincere, compassionate and a great listener. I met Kathryn twice and the third time I went there she had left. This made me very sad as I was just beginning to work well with her form of therapy and really felt good in her company. So it went on where the next Therapist was William I saw him only once and what do you know he disappeared. I was beginning to think perhaps Dr Soliman was not just a psychiatrist but maybe a magician too 'a good one at that lol.' Now I was just getting used to Dr Soliman who I was seeing more and more and feeling more and more comfortable with but at the same time. I did need a therapist to talk to. I was thinking of leaving. Then one day I set up what I thought would be my final appointment when along comes Jonathan. I took one look at his blond/ red hair and another longer look at his last name. 'Corrigan,' one of the oldest Irish names in History. I thought this name to be so old and familiar that I was sure it had a place in the Book Of Kells. I relaxed a little but not till I asked him the much needed question. "Jonathan how long will you be here for?" I was just about to tell him about my favorite people leaving when he said. "I have every intention of staying. I sighed a big sigh of relief upon hearing that. I am very pleased with Jonathan and feel he is excellent at what he does, He talks about his children with so much gaiety in his voice that I and every mother he mentions his girls too must smile. You have helped me so much Jonathan I will really miss you. I was just getting to know you too and actually like the person that you are. Oh sorry I forgot to mention today is my last day seeing Jonathan. NO No no I know what you are thinking. He is leaving again after all that Blarney ? This time it is me that is leaving to go to Buffalo of all places to be with my daughter. Jonathan a very special Thank You. As the great poet Bob Dylon say's. "May God keep and love you always and may you stay forever young." I also would like to extend a very special Thank you to the girls that work for this office. You have been so patient and kind Thank you all. read more

My daughter needed help for anxiety and depression while finishing her degree in Southern California (500 mi from home). I reached out to Dr Soliman and they scheduled a psychiatrist evaluation within a week of calling. However, the business process they use failed her. Trying to get into a therapist took 5 weeks! She had an initial intake appointment with a therapist and was told they would call her back within a few weeks. After 4 weeks, no call. She called back. She was scheduled for ANOTHER INTAKE appointment. She cancelled that appointment, received a confirmation of cancellation and kept getting appointment reminders. She even got a phone call the day of from a therapist who was going to do another intake. We also got a bill for the cancelled appointment. I wish I had done more homework on them, but I was desperate to help my daughter. Dr Soliman's (owner) license was suspended in 2020. There is a lawsuit for wages owed. He uses a foreign call center where you can hear reps talking to other clients (violating HIPPA laws) and confirmations are texted at 3am violating FCC laws saying business over phones has to occur between 8am-8pm. If I could give them ZERO STARS, I would. read more

A horrible human. I paid out of pocket for my appointment and prescription for years. One day my card didn't go through for some bank issue. He refused to see me or refill my prescription (the same one I had been on for about 4 years). Karma! read more

The experience was horrible. I went in hopeful to find someone who knew what they were doing, who could help me get off some of the meds I am on and on the proper meds needed, and Soliman wouldn't even tell me what he would do differently. He was rude, unpleasant, uninterested in why I was there and unwilling to "take you on as a patient"- with no explanation. He actually got up and walked out while I was still talking and pushed the paperwork towards me to finish- which I refused to do because why should I at that point. I paid $250 (credit card payment required, no cash pay) to see a judgemental, unhelpful psychiatrist for approx 20 minutes. When he initially asked why I came to see him and I explained that I found out after questioning the practices of my current psychiatrist, that he was not board certified, or actually even a psychiatrist, and Soliman practically called me stupid the way he said "well, everybody knows he's not a psychiatrist- what does he look like anyway". Maybe it was my appearance and he doesn't like overweight women with blue/green/lime green hair. But I suspect it was just his own arrogance, as the room was so full of it, breathing was difficult. I would not recommend this doctor to ANYONE. read more

I don't even want to give this terrible man 1 star. I went in regarding a terrible work issue. I work for CDCR and was involved in an inmate altercation a few years ago, which has completely changed my life for the worse. My life will never be the same. I decided to try to get help and was sent to Dr Soliman. When I arrived, I was met very warmly by a very sweet receptionist who immediately made me feel at ease. However as soon as I walked into Dr. Soliman's office he was disinterested and dismissive before I even sat down. He asked questions, never looked me in the eye while talking to me. He always looked over my shoulder. I was completely open and raw with this person and when I was done he told me "I AM CDCR" I have to deny your case because it is a conflict of interest to me because I work for CDCR. He actually laughed as he said this. I feel as if I have been assaulted all over again. I expect this behavior from inmates but not a person that is supposed to help me figure my head out. DO NOT GO TO THIS MAN. He does not care about you. After all he works for the government (his words) he doesn't work for his clients. read more

The WORST STAFF I ever seen!!! The Dr is ok but the staff sucks, since you call they don't know anything, put you in hold forever, give you appointments and when you are there they say you don't have an appointment, they kept me on the phone for more that's 15 minutes 2 TIMES TODAY just to say they don't have time for me until march 7 (today is feb9!!!) too bad I look for another office. read more

The first time I went there, it wasn't so bad. Sure, it took over half an hour to get seen, and the staff seemed cold, bored, and unprofessional, but the doctor was confident and almost seemed to care or at least take notice that I was a wreck and that I seriously needed help. I liked him. He rescheduled me for a month. A month later I arrived to a completely filled waiting room. People were standing. I could feel all the anxiety building in the room and two televisions set to different channels came in and out of reception. The staff was as indifferent as ever, and made no apologies for what appeared to be a backed day. After a half an hour or so, I was able to see the doctor. I tried to explain that I was just as poorly as a month ago. He made some suggestions of new medications to try which I already had informed him I had taken before and found unsuccessful with terrible side effects. He then insisted I needed to up my already quite high doses, that that was the only problem. I began asking questions, trying understand his reasoning and all my options. I've been trying to deal with my difficulties for over five years now, and I'm through with going in circles and stabs in the dark. But with every evasive, automatic response he gave, I started to see how his arrogance and narrow-minded thinking was going to cripple us both. I was almost relieved when he coldly said," Perhaps you should look for another psychiciatrist." I still had questions and I was still so scared about my situation, but he was making his way to the door. All I could muster was, "I understand, " and wring my sweaty hands. He opened the door with a blank look and I realized I better get out. The assistant said he put me down to be seen in two months, but I told her that wouldn't be necessary. read more