Dr Watkins is Smart and experienced , , compassionate, responsive, and understands the need urgency…read morethe urgency of the situation.

Dr Watkins is among a handful of down-to-earth, wise and warm physicians who specializes in…read morepsychiatry. She takes the whole person into account and doesn't get sidetracked into only using medication. I have known her over a 12 year period and deeply respect her knowledge and ability to work with a wide range of conditions. As a fellow physician (and psychiatrist), I have referred to her and have nothing but positive feedback.

Finding Dr. Jiam Seagren has been a fantastic experience. From the first appointment I felt heard…read more she took the time to walk through my full health history, asked thoughtful follow up questions, and explained everything in clear, patient friendly terms. The staff were helpful and the office environment was calm and efficient. When I later had some lab concerns, she reached out personally with a plan and made sure I understood next steps. What I appreciate most is that she balances professionalism with genuine care. you leave the appointment not only informed, but cared for. For anyone looking for a thoughtful, involved primary care physician in the Orinda area, I highly recommend her.

Dr Jiam-Seagren was the first doctor I found when I moved to the bay area from out of state. She…read morehas been everything I hoped for in a primary care doc. She listens to me, she is thoughtful and practical in her care regime and she takes her time with you. She's a fantastic doctor. It's been almost 9 years and I couldn't be happier. I'm super glad she's much younger than I, so hopefully I won't ever have to find a new doctor.

Dr. Jones is an incredibly talented, intuitive and caring therapist. She listens and guides. The…read moreinsight I gained during my first session with Dr. Jones I will apply for the rest of my life! She is the best therapist I have worked with.

I cannot speak highly enough of Dr. Janice A. Jones. When I met Dr. Jones, I was a suicidal,…read moredesperate teenager. She taught me to control my anxiety, overcome my depression and frankly... how to live and for that, I will be forever grateful. If you're ready to do the work and willing to hear the truth, then she's ready to help you do it.

It took me a long time to find the right Dr.. Dr. Mundeir met me where I was in my health journey…read moreand I started taking estrogen replacement. Together with her recommendations after we did some blood panels, they changed my life! I lost over 40 lbs., my anxiety is so much lower and I feel so much happier! What really stands out to me is that she listens. She takes the time and really cares. I cannot recommend her enough!

After five years as a patient, I can confidently say that Dr. Mundeir has provided thoughtful,…read morecompassionate, and personalized care every step of the way. She takes the time to listen, looks beyond symptoms to understand the whole picture, and genuinely cares about her patients' well-being.

Dr. Parish has changed my life! With her care, we are proactive on my health, data driven and…read moresolving any puzzle that arrives. Between my husband and me, she's been taking care of us for a combined 8 years and we cannot imagine a day going forward without her. Her staff is also responsive, helpful and also proactive in helping me follow up on anything health related. I wouldn't think twice about choosing Comprehensive Wellness and you'd be lucky to get on her panel. We adore her!!

We started with Comprehensive Wellness in 2018 and are so glad we did. Highly recommended…read more Our primary care physician is Dr. Rebecca Parish, and we think she is terrific. Very responsive to calls/texts/emails, even on weekends. We have limited interaction with the other doctors here, but they seemed equally good. And the support staff is top-notch, with a first-rate nursing team and office administrators. When a referral is appropriate, they are knowledgeable about the experts in the area and can give first rate recommendations (e.g., cardiology, dermatology, EN&T, etc.), and they follow up with them. To give one example of the pro-active and thoughtful actions of this office, when the first Covid vaccines were available in 2020, they organized a "drive-through" for injections in the Lafayette school parking lot for patients and others in the community. It was a huge undertaking but an incredible success, and I am sure that many were able to avoid the consequences of this terrible disease.

Rachael has been so incredibly helpful with managing my perimenopause symptoms. I have been on a…read morehormone replacement program for the past two years that has greatly improved my quality of life. Rachael is a good clinician and diagnostician who is also compassionate and kind. (I just wasn't getting the care I needed from my ob/gyn and family medicine doctor at Kaiser and it was worth paying out of pocket for the care I have received at Body Logic.) Thank you for helping me to feel better!

Do not use her. She worked with my son for 2 years. In my final meeting talking to her, she was…read morerude and unprofessional to me, cut me off multiple times, rolled he eyes at me (yes!!), and told me that I talked too much. Stunned that she is actually licensed. (And yes, after being rude to me for 20 minutes and ending the telecall she still charged me for the full 45 minutes. I know it's hard to find a provider right now, but do your child and yourself a favor and keep looking.

I've been seeing Dr. Nanda for about 6 years now, so I feel like I can make a pretty fair…read moreassessment of my time with her as a patient. I took a lot of time to reflect and think clearly before writing this review, because I want it to be truthful and fair. Initially my appointments went well and she was helpful. I went to her needing a lot of help with depression and anxiety and getting started on medications. Her private practice was also very new at the time. Over time, as her practice has grown, I have experienced a pretty severe decline in the patient care provided. Our appointments have become less focused on me, and much more focused on her and her stressors in life. I feel a good majority of the appointments lately have been her ranting or venting about various different situations or politics. The most recent appointment with her solidified my decision that I need to move on to a new practitioner. She has said things in the past that I have found offensive, but overlooked. This past appointment went too far. I had contacted her the week between Christmas and New Year's Eve (it was Monday, December 28th), needing a refill on a medication. She had specifically instructed me to email her. Well, she happened to be on vacation. No heads up to her clients that she would be out of town; she has never given me any notice of when she travels or vacations. I feel like abandoning your patients without notice and without a backup practitioner when you're working in mental health is simply wrong. I was having a very difficult time, expressed my concerns to my therapist, who subsequently reached out to her too. She then refilled my medication on December 31st (New Year's eve). During my next appointment with her, she was extremely aggressive with me, blamed me for ruining her holiday with her family, stating that she didn't get to spend New Year's Eve with her family because she had to "work" putting in a refill for me (New years eve is not a holiday, just to be clear. I had another in person doctor's appointment that day). She verbatim stated that she "would never contact her doctor on new years eve". She verbatim stated that she felt angry with me and that I don't understand how difficult it is to be a health care practitioner during covid. I replied that covid has been difficult for everyone, not just health care practitioners. She insisted it has been MORE difficult for her, comparing herself to me, a stay-at-home mother. She is not a mother and has no insight on what being a mother entails, especially during a global pandemic. The fact that she would compare herself and her struggles with mine and insinuate that she has it tougher than I do, is just straight up rude and unprofessional. Prior to my choice to be a stay-at-home mother, I worked in mental health. Never, ever, would I tell a patient that I was angry with them. I have had patients physically assault me, and never told them that I was angry with them. I have never heard any treatment team member I have ever worked with say that to any patient, in any hospital. It's just unfathomable that she would say this to me and extremely hurtful as well. I don't deserve to be spoken to the like that or compared to her, and neither does anybody else. She also consistently states that this is not her only job, which definitely sends the message that this is not her priority. Communication with her assistant has been poor, and when I pointed it out, she defended her, stating that it's also not her only job. It really gives the impression that this has become her side gig for making extra money and not her priority. At $250 for a 30-minute session, I should be treated like a respected patient. There are so many options for psychiatrists, and I understand the pains of finding somebody that clicks with you. Nobody will be perfect. But keep looking until you find one that truly wants to help you, isn't just about the money, and above all us, respects you. I do wish Dr. Nanda the best of luck with her practice and I hope she learns from her mistakes. I'll also note that all of the positive reviews here, are written by her colleagues. None of them are from her patients.

I wish I would have come here years ago. Dr. Berner was able to diagnose a number of my health…read moreissues and prescribe the correct medication to resolve the issues. These were issues that none of my doctors at Kaiser could resolve. Thank god for Walnut Credit Naturopathic.

Actually know their evidence and are talented versus other naturopathic doctors have seen in the…read morearea (: Dr. Heather is FABULOUS, careful, attentive for cancer care- we started with another clinic and they were a money grab- Dr. Heather is expensive but worth it. We liked her so much, I saw Dr. Barrett for a GI issue....that the GI doctors prescribed me a black label antibiotic for (even though I'm nursing) accidentally and misdiagnosed. Dr. Barrett figured out the issue BEFORE the colonoscopy (I regret having that $3,000 test done now). Anyway, they are very evidence based. They are also very transparent with their costs. Unfortunately, you cannot get this level of care with the way insurance prioritizes saving money through most plans. If you have the luxury to invest in your health- this team is legit worth it :) Shout outs to Ryan who is organized and thorough at paperwork and bloodwork as well.