If youre struggling financially and need to see if they can work with you they wont. Its really…read moredisappointing and I would look into another school and make sure you ask about the payments. I usually make my payments and asked if I could work with paying $50 next week I paid $100. I did get a rude response in an email back smh. I really do not write a ton of reviews but needed to let the people know my experience here. I gave it two stars because I do appreciate my instructor. Thompson. He is great!

Taking courses and attending the Zoom meeting class meetings. So far things seem to be going well.read more

He's the best. I saw him last about 10 years ago, and worked with him for many years. He knows…read morehow to manage medications. He is a very skilled psychopharmacologist. He has a calm, pleasant and ever hopeful demeanor. I've worked with a lot of psychiatrists, and he's the top one.

Right after my partner died, I saw Dr Liss. He told me that I was bipolar and proceeded to…read moreprescribe me 15 or more different medications. Many of which I was told to take at the same time. I suffered memory loss and felt way more depressed than I had before my partner had died which was shocking. I told him all this, but he just gave me more drugs. I decided at one point that I wasn't bipolar. I thought to myself that I was just an energetic person who was experiencing deep grief and sadness. Little by little, I weaned myself off of all the drugs. I sought out grief therapy and went for a few years. Even though I was in deep sadness, I felt surprisingly better off all these medications. I felt like I had a real shot at sorting out my grief. It's been 16 years since my guest partner died and perhaps 15 since I saw this "doctor." Turns out I was right. I'm just a enthusiastic energetic person who was going through deep grief. My life is pretty great now. I live in a beautiful place, have a job I like, I even met a special someone and we've been together for 4-5 years. The so-called medication he had me on did a lot of damage. I had to learn how to read as fast as I could before, I played a lot of memory games to get my memory back, and more importantly, I sought grief counseling to actively work on what was really troubling me. This quack of a doctor did a lot of damage and didn't listen to me during a very vulnerable time in my life. The careless and apathetic way he treated me was one of the more traumatizing things that happened to me after my first partner died. He never listened to me, he never took my complaints about the medication seriously, and he kept telling me I was this absolutely hopeless case while shoving more medications down my throat that made my life worse. Most importantly, he absolutely misdiagnosed me. It was absolutely degrading and dehumanizing. Please avoid Liss.

Currently using Peter for my SAP counseling he has been very helpful and has me right on track for…read moregetting my career back and I am very grateful and content with his services. He speaks with lots of experience and know how and knowledge of what its going to take to get back to work.

Peter is great! I appreciated his candor, professionalism, and humor as we navigated through this…read moretough situation. He has great knowledge in this industry and was able to provide answers to all of my questions and concerns. And if he did not know, he would find out for me.

My husband went to Ferry a few years ago. He fooled Ferry so much it was pathetic. Ferry was so…read moreimpressed by his education and his literacy that he never got to even the start of the root of my Husband's issues. Complete waste of money.

Over 30 years ago, Richard was recommended to me when I was going through a divorce and was dealing…read morewith related anxiety and depression. I was immediately impressed by his focus, warmth, kindness, and insight. He had a wonderful mix of earnestness and humor that set me at ease and made me feel that he took me seriously, but was also a sensitive and genuine human being. Richard was gentle with me when I was particularly fragile, but he also kept me focused on staying with difficult feelings and discoveries so that I could work through them. He helped me to see patterns in my behaviors that did not serve me, and to find healthier ways to deal with the aftermath of parental neglect and relationship trauma. Richard gave me invaluable support in discovering connections between experiences with my family of origin and my partner. I found my therapeutic experience with Richard so valuable that I continued to see him for about five years. I left the Bay Area shortly after that, but I've carried the insights Richard helped me to achieve ever since. The self-awareness and relationship skills I built during my time working with Richard have benefited me and my family significantly. My work with Richard helped me stop a cycle of familial dysfunction, allowing me to be a present and supportive parent and partner. I have since seen excellent therapists in other regions over the years, but I continue to believe that Richard is an especially insightful and gifted therapist. I'll always be grateful to him for the excellent work he did with me all those years ago.

My friend, who has been in a very sensitive mental health state, has been on a waitlist for a new…read moretherapist for over 2 months! Absolutely unacceptable for a mental health organization. The turnover is horrible and they can't seem to keep employees. Momentum needs to do better for their employees so they can provide a better service to the community.

So the patient facilities are infested with rats, an obvious health violation that the staff…read moreoutright refused to address. The rodents consumed the scant food provisions that were promised to patients, although staff consistently neglected to remember that groceries were to be delivered. Residents went hungry, and resorted to stockpiling instant oatmeal packets available at the program facility in order to avoid literal starvation. Former supportive housing manager Simi Bhaurla additionally instigated an illegal eviction of one patient, offering zero notice at the moment of a discharge on the grounds of the patient's photographing her Momentum-subsidized lunch order (evidence that Momentum offered staff expensive meals while patients were going hungry). This manager has since been removed from her previous position in what seems to be a demotion in all but name, but this place and its staff are truly horrific.

Dr??? Joke!... Clueless, emotionless, strange person. I actually had a crush on him at our first…read moremeeting - I felt comfortable talking to him. Charming guy at first, but he 1) comes to conclusions too quickly: After our first meeting he claimed my "undefined" issue - at the time - was solvable within one year. He possibly believes every mental problem is fixable within a year. Regardless of your situation, age, experience, length of time untreated, lack of support etc. One year. Done. Simple. 2) doesn't revisit his opinion: Another doctor diagnosed me with schizophrenia plus bipolar (schizoaffective) yet he didn't change his earlier "one year recovery" prognosis. Learned later neither schizophrenia nor bipolar are easy to fix - especially within a year! Forget about a combo of the two!!! 3) puts all the blame on you: I sure did not recover in one year (nor in many!) Guess what! He said I sabotaged my recovery because I did not want to recover ( ? What ???). He truly completely targeted me: Well, he knows about everything so why not throw this one in too baby - "He knows what you think better than you do"! Wow! Easy to put ideas to blame schizophrenics as they can't defend themselves. Also - what a great approach towards someone who is mentally challenged, already putting up a big fight with the condition! Yep; just add on guilt to it. Bring the patient further down. What a technique! --- If this doctor never had any patient committed suicide on him I will say he is indeed a lucky guy --- Maybe someone actually did and he made believe all patient's fault" - so now he is obnoxiously pushing for the next victim???!!! I don't know. WHO on earth recovered from schizophrenia by medicine to a level he claimed!!!!! 4) fake success: if you claim schizophrenics recover on a medication they simply can't continue on you sure can look successful. I did stop one medication that made me sleep for almost 22 hours. I don't call being 2 hours awake hardly enough to go to the restroom eat drink then go back to sleep, not having the strength to even talk "recovery". If you go to a doctor with pain in your hand and the doctor chops off your hand do you call this recovery? You are cornered: Take this stupid medicine indefinitely or be blamed. No one cares about "your definition of recovery" they just need someone to write off as recovered to look good on their profile so they can attract the next customer. No strength to complain; ok good; write it down on the recovered list. Move on. Brilliant indeed! Another doctor told me it's ok I don't need to go back to that medicine. But Dr Greene never forgave me for not making him right!.... 5) sexist: in our first meeting he said it is "unfair that my husband needs to pay for me" with such an intense tone and eyes stuck in distance I asked him whether he himself is paying an ex. He paused for a minute recovered the face expression and quickly changed the subject. To this date I want to learn about his private life to confirm if that answer was truthful or just another don't care - talking to a schizophrenic who can't prove if a lie. 6) Not compassionate: He also never properly responded to my email asking for others who recovered from my condition and earn the amount of money he claimed I could earn. He just said go work with a vocational expert. That's all! I don't know if these doctors go mad themselves in this profession??? The things they say are mind boggling. Nobody gives a shi. about what recovery is to you. They only need you to stop complaining in whatever way they can. They sure are not going to come take care of you if you get worse, end up with dementia or suicide. They just need to look good for their profile for the short term to attract more customers. Anyway I am obviously not making $130k plus now. I am actually on welfare. I can't even secure reliable housing thanks to his great input. I can't even follow up on food. And eating well was a significant contributor to my improved health. Just because someone runs on adrenaline with a broken foot for a short time to get away from a murderer it doesn't mean broken foot is not an issue. You can't simply punish him for trying that hard and ask him to keep running. Can you??? I simply cannot believe how bad he is as a doctor. I am guessing either his parents were rich and bought up his degree or the university is actually a joke regardless it's reputation - at least his department. No clue ???!!! Nevertheless I can confidently say "he is absolutely incompetent as a doctor" unless he has an other agenda. Otherwise he is simply clueless.

Amazing experience. Dr. Greene helped me so much and was very professional. Would recommend to…read moreanyone.

I've been seeing Dr. G for a few years and have been very happy with the care I've received. He is…read moreknowledgeable, demonstrates excellent understanding of my issues, and compassion for me as a person.

My experience with Dr Goldstein was very negative, unfortunately. He was recommended by the midwife…read morepractice Bay Area Maternity when I showed symptoms of postpartum depression. First of all, Dr Goldstein was extremely difficult to get in touch with on the phone-we played phone tag for about a week. Finally we reached each other and made an appointment . His office was messy and dusty, and the desk was covered with papers. For someone who was in the middle of a crisis and visiting a psychiatrist for the first time, it was not a very reassuring setting. His beside manner also was very lacking in my opinion. I found him to be very robotic, and most of the appointment consisted of him asking me questions directly from a questionnaire where every single question started with the phrase "has there ever been a time when you weren't quite yourself" or something like that. Then he diagnosed me with depression and prescribed me anti depressants. He read off a long list of possible side effects, which was intimidating. I asked whether I should keep taking my sleep medication since I'd had terrible insomnia. He laughed and said I wouldn't need them anymore. The whole experience was so upsetting that I put off taking the medication for another three weeks, and then finally found another psychiatrist to get another opinion. She was much more personable and communicative, and she has an emergency number for urgent questions, which was much more reassuring. I've now made a full recovery. I wouldn't recommend Dr Goldstein, especially for postpartum.

Well educated and professional. Passionate about his field and could not recommend someone any…read morehigher! Thank you Dr Greene!

If there is an option of 0 star, I would pick that one. I usually respect doctors very much. Dr…read more John Greene is the most rudest, horrible, worst doctor that I've ever seen. He is cold, rigid, cruel, arrogant, and much worse. A psychiatrist treat his patient like a criminal, just simply because I prefer to talk about my depression history, But he insisted to talk about my childhood. He saw me not obey his order, not want to follow his rule, he got up from the chair, opened the door and let me go. I was never humiliated and treated by any doctor in America like Dr. John Greene treated me in that 5 min appointmen.