Spravato treatment for me has absolutely changed my life !…read more Wow what a wonderful place! Kathleen as the admin made the process run very smoothe All her colleagues are kind and compassionate Alex handles my actual Spravato treatment He really takes time to go over everything with you and has made my experience so pleasant When I went to the office for my first treatment my anxiety was a 9 for 30 years. Extremely debilitating After my very first treatment, my anxiety level was a 1 or 2 Each session Alex makes sure I have everything I need and walks me through each step The amount of time they all are willing to take w each patient is amazing! I highly recommend NuLeaf! I cannot wait to go tomorrow for my 5th treatment

Very happy with my decision to pursue mental health at Nu Leaf Mental Health! Kathleen, the…read morepractice administrator made it really easy to schedule with the team. It's been difficult finding a good psych and therapy provider that offers online appointments and accepts LA Care as an LA resident. Everyone here genuinely seems like they care about the patients and love what they do. If you're having a hard time finding good care for your mental health needs, I recommend trying them

Alexander Mule is an exceptional therapist. I've felt genuinely heard and understood. He pays close…read moreattention to what I'm saying, asks thoughtful questions, and takes the time to really understand what I'm experiencing rather than jumping to conclusions. I feel very confident that he has accurately identified what I've been dealing with, and that clarity has been incredibly helpful to me. He is compassionate, insightful, professional, and truly engaged in helping his clients make progress. I'm extremely grateful to have found Alexander and would recommend him without hesitation to anyone looking for a therapist who truly listens and cares.

This review is based on a single appointment I had on January 22, 2026, with one practitioner--not…read morethe facility as a whole. I was referred to Harbor Psychiatry & Mental Health by my primary care provider for medication management. These medications are not optional--they are critical for my daily functioning, including managing depression, mood stabilization, and ADHD. I was assigned to Krista Ribota for a 45-minute telehealth assessment, and it was honestly one of the most distressing and upsetting medical experiences I've ever had. From the beginning, Krista was cold, dismissive, and visibly impatient. There was no warmth, no effort to make me feel comfortable, and no sense that she cared about me as a patient. I understand these assessments may be routine for her, but the way she conducted it felt robotic and completely lacking in empathy. Krista asked very personal and invasive questions, which I expected--but the way she asked them felt abrupt, harsh, and without any compassion. The interaction became so overwhelming that I started crying during the appointment. Instead of responding with any concern or basic human decency, she said: "What are you getting so upset over, why are you crying?" That response alone was shocking and made an already vulnerable situation feel humiliating. She should be terminated based off of this alone. At the end of the appointment, Krista told me she would not prescribe or adjust any of my medications. I then asked if she could at least continue my current prescriptions so I wouldn't miss doses, and Krista refused that as well--despite knowing these medications are essential for managing my mental health. Regarding my ADHD medication, Krista insisted I come in for a brain wave test. When I asked simple, reasonable questions--what the purpose of the test was, what it involved, and why it was necessary--she told me she didn't have any more information and that I "just needed to come in and do it." No explanation, no education, nothing. The appointment ended with no help, no prescriptions, and no clear plan. Krista told me she would follow up after speaking with a doctor. She never did. I received no call, no email, no message--nothing. Being left hanging like that, especially after she knew how important these medications are for my stability, was incredibly irresponsible and unprofessional. This experience was not just disappointing--it was genuinely distressing. No patient seeking mental health care should be treated with that level of disregard, lack of compassion, and poor communication. Krista Ribota should be terminated based on this appointment & her behavior. Please advocate for yourself if you seek care here. Based on my experience, I strongly recommend avoiding this provider. Do NOT work with Krista Ribota

I've been working with Francis at Progeny for a couple of years now and she's fantastic. She makes…read moreme feel like a valued customer she's professional helpful and easy to communicate with. I highly recommend this office, they are the best especially Francis she's been so good to me.

1. After being with Sylvia Guthrie for a good 6 months or so, I had no idea that she was going to…read morebe taking maternity leave because she A). She is SUPER SKINNY and did not show at all. B). She adopted the babe, so there was absolutely no way for me to know unless she told me. C). I didn't know that she was even gone until her "fill-in" called me to see how I was on the meds, if I felt I needed anything different... 2. I had called the office because I was running low on my meds, and I called the office telling them that I needed to get in touch with someone who could refill my meds, even if it was just for the week because it was like 5-7 days that I would be off of them, and I was NOT trying to withdrawal, but, I still had to because her front desk if fucking horrible 3. Then, I could have sworn the psychiatrist had told me to lower the dose of one of the meds, but on the new bottle of meds, it still showed the old dosage. So, I called and spoke to this guy (never heard of or seen this guy before. She typically has girls working). Anyways, he put me on hold, and I was under the assumption that they would be able to pull my file and see the medications that she gave me... NOPE! He said he had sent her a message and would call me back before the end of the day. OF COURSE, it was sent to the pharmacy, instead of just calling me, because I have plenty of meds; they just sent over another bottle. 4. WHICH THEN caused me to get a letter from my insurance that she is over-prescribing me... So, I have no idea what will happen with that since I have never been in this situation before. 5th item, is I would've ran out of 2 of my meds, on the 11th, with today being the 15th, I could not go that long without my meds. So I found a new provider. Make sure that you read these reviews!!! Don't go through the same nightmares that I have had to go through.

I'm really grateful I found Dr. Shiva Ahmadi. Ever since I was diagnosed and started getting the…read moreright support, I honestly feel like I understand myself so much better. I've become more confident, especially at work, and I've been able to recognize strengths in myself that I didn't always see before. Since my diagnosis, I've even gotten promoted, which is something I'm really proud of. I feel like I'm finally learning how to work with my brain instead of constantly fighting against it. Dr. Ahmadi listens, understands, and has helped me feel more confident in myself and what I'm capable of. I'm genuinely thankful for the support and guidance I've received.

I saw Dr shiva ahmadi. By far the worst doctors I've ever seen …read more 1- she doesn't listen to you or retain ANY information you tell her so every time you see her she doesn't remember or even take notes or review notes from before so it's like she knows NOTHING about you each time you talk to her and have to explain things all over again endlessly with her 2- instead of listening and retaining ANYTHING you tell her about what you are and aren't comfortable with - instead she's just anxious to keep pushing certain medications on you as if maybe she's getting a kickback from them because she keeps pushing and suggesting the same ones over and over again even when you tell her over and over that you're uncomfortable with that medication or type of medication and even had bad reactions in the past from it and yer each time you speak to her she will continue to push it each time anyhow as if she doesn't remember you telling her no and why two weeks prior 3- she would keep telling me false information and her personal opinions on medication I was on or prescribed by my other primary doctors and trying to blame those or make me scared or paranoid on those medications making me scared and confused and worried then have to go back to those doctors and then they confirm what shiva is saying is false and to continue my medication needed to help me get healthy and better 4- she clearly just sits there and pushes her wrong opinions on you for the 15 min appt and doesn't care what you say or feel during the appt 5- Everytime I spoke to her I felt worse then before I saw her 6- she gave me one medication that I told her I had in the past that helped me , she gave me 10 pills 70 days ago and I still have 2 left . Each time that I spoke with her on each one of my appointments she offered me a refill, but I told her I didn't need one at that time because I still had some left. But when I notified them that I wanted to change Doctors because I was not comfortable with her they told me I could still get a refill since I was down to only two and I would need them and I couldn't see the new doctor for a month. So I called and asked for a few more just to make sure I had them so I can take them "as needed" or just have them in case I need them until I see the next doctor and even though she offered me refills several times she denied giving me a refill once she knew that I wasn't going to use her anymore and told me to just go ahead and go to the emergency room if I needed help. When she knows very well that the emergency room is not necessary for panic attacks. But the medication helps. It was basically her FU to me and retaliatory. Because she was mad that I was not going to want to use her anymore so she has decided that she was not going to give me a refill and basically told me to F off and go to the hospital if I needed help. Mind you that in 74 days of having the medication I only took eight. But she basically treated me as if I was some sort of pill seeker that just wanted more and more pills. When really in reality she knows very well that I'm just trying to make sure that I don't have to go to the hospital every single day and spend thousands of dollars at the hospital for panic attack attacks. She's very cruel and dismissive

dr. sung (steve) park is a fantastic provider; he takes the time to listen to my concerns, and he…read moreshares his advice and feedback on my treatment course based on them without trying to push me for something i may not be comfortable with. i was very hesitant when starting psychiatry services with them at first but he made the process very easy. he provided education and information i did not previously have regarding medication management, side effects, common misconceptions, and expectations vs reality so that i would feel more comfortable moving forward. it's a great thanks to him that i'm where i'm at now! he always reminds me that i can reach out with any questions or concerns between appointments as well. the office is also very kind and responsive whenever i need to change appointments or update payments. they make it very easy so that i can get prescriptions refilled same day and at a price that i can afford with insurance.

We are very appreciative of Mr. Park's care. He is very thorough and I like his approach. Thank…read moreyou so much!

I have been a patient at TMS Health and Wellness and I cannot say enough about the level of care I…read morereceive here. Dr. Eppley takes a truly personalized approach -- she consults with her team to design a treatment plan specific to my needs, not a one-size-fits-all protocol. For someone with a complex medical history like mine, that makes all the difference. It genuinely feels like concierge medicine. She listens, she thinks outside the box, and she follows through. Monica, the IV nurse, is wonderful as well -- knowledgeable, caring, and thorough. And the entire team -- Bianca, Brenda, Lizbeth, and Renee -- are warm, attentive, and truly make you feel cared for from the moment you walk in. If you are looking for providers who truly take the time to understand your individual situation and tailor your care accordingly, I highly recommend TMS Health and Wellness.

Extremely professional and knowledgeable, I'm really happy to deal with them, I recommend them to…read moreeveryone!!!

This was my initial appointment with Dr. Nallamothu after being referred by Kaiser. The appointment…read moreactually started off well professional, friendly, and informative. She recommended Wellbutrin and answered my questions about the medication thoroughly. The problem started when I tried explaining what I personally believe is contributing to my depression. I explained that from my experience, my procrastination, inability to focus, and executive-function struggles are what lead me to feeling depressed. When I'm productive and accomplishing things, I feel fine. When an entire day passes and I realize I've done nothing, that's when I feel terrible mentally. Instead of having an open discussion, she repeatedly insisted that depression was causing the procrastination. I asked whether it could also work the other way around and tried explaining my lived experience, but it felt like she had already decided what my problem was despite this being our very first appointment and only minutes into the conversation. What really frustrated me was when I asked whether there were medications that help with focus and procrastination issues. She acknowledged that there are, but then said she would not discuss them with me and told me I needed a second opinion because I did not agree with her medical opinion. I came into this appointment looking for guidance and open discussion. I wasn't demanding medication or trying to tell a doctor how to do her job. I simply wanted to discuss possible options. Another moment that rubbed me the wrong way was when she asked, "If this has been your problem, why didn't you seek help sooner?" I explained that I did seek help I was in therapy. She clarified and asked why I hadn't seen a psychologist specifically. I told her honestly that I didn't even fully understand the differences between all the different mental health providers until recently. I also explained that growing up, my family simply didn't go to doctors much, and I was only recently diagnosed with autism as an adult. On top of that, I've always been able to compensate for my struggles enough to avoid major consequences. I can sometimes do an entire day's worth of work in two focused hours, especially under pressure, so the people around me often just saw results rather than the struggles behind them. After the appointment, I did some google warrior research and learned there are medications such as Modafinil that starts working same day, versus 3 months for traditional antidepressants. Now again I'm no expert, but here me out, if I'm wrong I've been wrong before I'm sure I'll be wrong again in the future. Let's say I'm wrong about the root cause of my issues, I likely would have realized that fairly quickly let's say a month. and then been more open to trying a medication that takes months to fully work. I'm not against antidepressants or delayed gratification when it makes sense. I just wanted an actual discussion about my options instead of immediately being shut down. I fully understand that doctors may disagree with patients or decide not to prescribe certain medications. That is their right and responsibility. But having a doctor who JUST MET ME immediately try to define the root cause of my issues while dismissing my own explanations and abruptly ending the call felt incredibly dismissive and unprofessional.

by far one of the best psychiatric I have seen. the staff is very friendly, the office is nice and…read moreclean, and the doc truly seems to care. Highly recommend

When seeking psychiatric services for a chronic mental health condition, one hopes for many traits…read morein the person who provides these services. Do they write prescriptions for the medication I have been on for a decade? Do they take my employer provided health insurance? Do they have good bedside manner? Do they make the process fun? At Shine Psychiatry, Sahil Mehta goes above and beyond the basics mentioned above. He also takes an interest in his patients' whole selves. I feel like I am more than just a number, more than just my diagnosis, I am a full fledged human being flaws and all. We talk about stresses at work, the amount of exercise I am and am not getting, and my latest creative pursuits with my hobbies, and everything in between. Sure, there's also the usual check-ins on medical statuses, but through each topic and in every interaction, it feels like Sahil truly cares about the wholistic well-being of his patients, not just prescribing medication and calling it a day. To Sahil Mehta's Psychiatric Services at Shine Psychiatry, I give 5 stars.

I started my mental health journey at SHINE Psychiatry in mid-October 2025. From my initial…read morein-person appointment to my monthly follow-ups, Chris has been nothing short of amazing. I've always had a hard time opening up to people, but Chris and the SHINE team have always made me feel comfortable in every setting, both in person and through telehealth (Zoom). One example that really stood out to me was during my initial in-person evaluation. I found the white-noise machine in the room extremely distracting, and Chris happily turned it off without making me feel uncomfortable about asking. He even took the time to explain why they use it (to give client meetings a little more privacy). He was empathetic and understanding from the get-go, and I honestly felt myself becoming less anxious as the appointment went on. As I answered questions and talked about some of the things I've struggled with, Chris was great at helping me understand why I might feel a certain way. He also helped me realize that many of the things I struggled with were completely normal. At no point did I feel judged. Chris really helped me understand different perspectives on what I was feeling, and I left that first meeting feeling genuinely validated and heard. Coming from an Asian cultural background, I was also grateful that there were many relatable topics and experiences that Chris was able to understand and expand on. Again, he helped me look at things from perspectives I hadn't considered before. Throughout each follow-up telehealth visit, we've touched base on how I've been feeling, what has changed, and the steps I can take to continue improving my mental health while becoming more confident in myself and growing overall as a person. SHINE is the first psychiatry practice I've ever visited, and I'm extremely grateful and appreciative for everything we've accomplished together.