I have been with Dr S for about five years. He has helped me work through some major trauma and…read morehelped me identify what was causing my depression. He also helped me find the medications that worked for me and continues to check in on how well the dosage is working for me. When I became manic, he was the first person my parents called and was the only reason I wasn't put into a hospital. He quickly found medication that would make me sleep and stabilize my mood and also helped me understand what was going on. I am 21 and he has worked with me since I was 15. Because of this, he has helped me figure out my own identity and where I want to go in life. This work goes beyond psychiatry and leans toward being a life coach. Some may say that this is not his area of expertise but I believe that mental well-being is a wholistic endeavor that requires a look into your daily life. Through his guidance and therapy, I have discovered that my happiness is not contingent on objects or experiences (though those do play an important role) but on my outlook on life and how I respond to situations. I have learned that I am responsible for my own happiness. Although right now, being happy is spontaneous and easy, it will not come as naturally when I am depressed or if I become manic again. I will have to remember that happiness comes from accepting the world as it is and changing what I can. Thank you doctor.

Though I only saw this guy a few times, I have strong mixed feelings about him…read more He seems to REALLY care about his patients- he has to have all of your previous records, will not prescribe certain medications (as he believes they can do more harm than good), and checks up on you after hours (I got calls as late as at 8:30 at night). My mother swears by him, and continues to work with him to this day. He is also not like the typical psych that gives you your medications and then boots you out the door- no, he is ALSO your therapist. He also makes doubly sure to have contact with your doctor, dietitian, and other professionals, so that they know what's going on with your treatment, as well. However, there are a lot of cons that weigh on my mind. After getting home from Remuda Ranch for anorexia/bulimia nervosa, I desperately needed a good psychiatrist. My mom recommended Schenkman, and I was hesitantly hopeful. He's very serious about what he does, but without insurance, you're going to go broke- the evaluation to see him is a slick 300$, and I believe appointments after that are 150$? If you are a serious case, as I am, he wants you to come in 2-3 times a week. Yeah, impossible if you are already struggling for money in these hard times. Also, he expects you to do a lot for him, such as: collect all of your previous medical records (a LOT for me), get blood tests, have a general practitioner, relinquish all mental health control to him (can't have another therapist, as well), and THEN he MIGHT decide to take you on as a patient. The entire time, you are up in the air going, who is going to prescribe my medications (if you're already on meds, that is) and what am I doing? Also, he misinterpreted things, quoted me incorrectly, and would be upset if I hadn't done something for him (even though he hadn't asked me to). The office receptionist is nice, but a little distant and cooky. Also, she will forget to tell the doctor that you called on occasions. They only accept cash or check here, making it a little irritating for those who only keep easy little credit cards in our purses. If you FORGET to bring your money/checks, you are out of luck, and the doctor will not see you. I mean, I understand why they do it (to make sure they get paid), but ugh! Frustrating! The last thing that bugged me was that, after seeing him 3-4 times (driving across town about 20 minutes each time), he said that he wouldn't see me until I was medically stable. He kept pushing and pushing and pushing for me to go into my fourth treatment centre for anorexia nervosa (which he didn't seem to understand too well) and borderline personality disorder (which I haven't even been diagnosed with before) at Harvard- which is all the way across the country. Of course, I cannot go into inpatient care again, because I'm literally out of money and my parents can't afford anything more. He decided to bring my mom in and guilt-trip her, by saying that other families would sell their cars and houses to get long-term treatment for their children like I needed. My parents are NOT (repeat NOT) cheap-asses. They have paid for hospitalisations, treatment centres, and doctor's appointments on many occasions. So that just pissed me off. So, I told him I would go to Harvard if he "would pay for it, since you want me to go so badly." Obviously, he didn't agree to that. The last appointment ended with me so angry that I was queasy, and him saying: "Well, I wish you the best of luck." Hmmmm.

I've struggled with mental health since I was 9 years old, and joined this program for the PHP…read moreprogram after being at BBHH in the psychiatric teens ward 2 days after I turned 13. I'm so thankful this program was even open considering it was peak COVID days, and let me say: this program saved my life. Not only did it save me then, I'm in group again now that I'm an adult because I had another attempt and was hospitalized for that. It's saving me yet again. Everyone who works there is so kind and wise and really makes the lessons learned stick. Even the other attendees help me so much since I'm not alone. Finally, I just wanna say, if you put the effort in, you can change and make progress. You will get better and heal. You can't do it alone, which is why I recommend aspire 100%, but you gotta help yourself, too. :)

The experience of the current director is not sound. ASB claims to foster an intimate and…read morecompassionate environment, yet hugs are prohibited. Most all participants are comforted by hugs and readily accept them as they need them as all humans do. Respect for their boundaries is observed. Yet , one can get removed from the program for a hug or a peck on the cheek. On top of this, the "rule" is not enforced equitably, or randomly. We are adults and can ask before we hug, and can vocalize whether or not we want one. There is no peer pressure.

I saw Don in my 30s so 30 yrs ago. He was sooo helpful. Now so many years and counselors later (and…read moreI became one), I can say he's one of the best. Great grasp of knowledge and life. Helped me rid myself of old behavior, and old situations. I'm doing great now.

Very nice and professional and cares about the clients helped me Ben a professional for years has…read moreexperience dealing with people issues

The onboarding for new patients online was a bit of a hassle. Several technical glitches and…read morewhatnot. Ultimately, it was easiest to have my GP refer me and I was able to get an appointment. Note that they don't have immediate appointments, most are two weeks out. Which was a bummer. The lobby wasn't the most luxurious or clean, but I didn't have to wait much longer than 10 minutes so I was fine. I ended up seeing a Nurse Practitioner, which was sort of a bummer too, but she was nice and thorough. In the end none of my medication changed. I do feel like she could have suggested more options. For now it's just fine.

Suzie Keller is literally the worst, she was very condescending and super disrespectful. It's…read moreeither her way or the highway. She doesn't listen to you my last meeting with her she got anger because I was not following the meds despite telling her that it was not working properly. I was pacing and my anxiety was up the roof and I was not doing well in school. At the time I told her I was unable to reach out to her "due to Inssurance issues" and I didn't want to a pay a higher cost while waiting for my Inssurance to get renewed and she said "That is not my problem" and "you should know better being a nursing student". Then I told her "as a NP and former nurse you should be aware to listen to your patient and be nicer" . It became an argument for a whole 30minutes and as I was telling her this. I could tell that she was charting to save herself. I reported her and I was told that the Supervisor was going to call me and figure it out . They never did. I'm pretty sure they did that to protect her and slip it under the rug. Overall I ended up switching providers and he's the best! Go Jake! People like Suzie Keller is why I am in nursing to prevent patients to go through what I went through and actually help my patients and not just for the money. I have one more semester to go thanks to Jacob Rosales help! And of course my Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. I work in psych too so I'm familiar with the environment. NP's like Jacob Rosales is who I respect very much and makes me motivated to do very well in school and continue to strive in my life and help many patients in need.

Dr Burdick was a wonderful psychiatrist and human being, but he passed away many years ago.read more

I rarely leave negative reviews, but patients deserve transparency--especially those with serious…read moremedical conditions. I have Addison's disease and was told this is the best endocrine center in town. Unfortunately, my experience did not reflect that reputation. I had a scheduled appointment canceled after I arrived because lab work had not been done--lab work that was never ordered or communicated to me in advance. Between January 20-23, I called the office repeatedly trying to obtain a doctor's note to return to work and guidance on emergency injection protocols. I was placed on hold, disconnected, or unable to get help multiple times. I have call logs documenting these attempts. For patients with adrenal insufficiency, timely communication is not optional--it is a safety issue. The lack of responsiveness and administrative coordination was deeply concerning. I hope this office reviews its processes, because patients with complex endocrine conditions deserve far better.

Have tried for 4 days now to make an appointment. Spent hours on hold from 12th place in line to…read more2nd in line, just to be disconnected or hung up on. If their receptionist area can't even answer phones, I'm not too confident in their Dr's.

I had an online appointment for a Friday. I prepaid the amount two days ago before service over the…read morephone to a woman who sounded confused about when they would send me the Telehealth address to log into. Friday arrived and still no link had been sent to me. I called the office three times but apparently they had gone home early due to it being a Friday. I received a phone call 10 minutes after the appointment time from Ma and she proceeded to chew me out for not logging in on time. I explained to her that I never got the link for my appointment and no one was at the office to correct the issue of the missing link. She was still angry at me for something that I had no control over. The link finally showed up about 20 minutes after I had spoke with her. Not a very good way to keep a client.

I love Dr. Lui and his staff! They have always been so kind and helpful. I would definitely…read morerecommend them.

My experience with this business was wonderful until Carmen Fischer walked in the door of the exam…read moreroom. Just as she was entering she was adjusting her facemask to cover her face almost entirely..which was okay I guess..Upon her taking her seat i could cut the tension in the air- this was going to be a diabolical appointment. For years I had been prescribed 1 mg of lorazepam, 1mg daily. She saw this in my chart and took the opportunity to lecture me about the hazards of pain medication and benzos as if I were a strung out drug seeker..I assured her my doctor was informed and many times did not need to take the dose daily- she immediately perked up and stated "well it better be in your system then we're about to find out" (um, where else ma'am) at this time she noticed my purse buzzing, got extremely wide eyed and wouldn't hear of the fact that it was indeed, my phone vibrating in my purse. All phones were supposed to be off. Once she got through with THAT lecture too she ordered a X-ray of my NECK (for pain associated with my rotator cuff and lower back) further labs, and reminded me not to forget my urine test on the way out. Honestly never had such a poor doctor ever. Ms Fischer might be going through something we know nothing of, so I tried to be kind. But this is my health, and if I can save another the exasperation of the merry-go-round this woman obviously likes to put her patients thru I've helped! I voiced my concerns over EVERYTHING upon leaving, even with the nurse upon leaving the exam room, they all know Ms Fischer's temper and lack of bedside manner well. All they can do is offer the services of another doctor in clinic.

Went to Ms Fischer for help with pain. She was rude and very unprofessional, she looked like she…read morehad been up all night and like it was an inconvenience for her to be talking to me. When she left the room she didn't explain anything to me she just blurted out that the drug test better not show drugs or alcohol and walked out. I had just told her everything I had been taking and I would stop everything to get help. I called the office to find out what I was supposed do next and I told them how she treated me, they told me that she can be difficult. They charged me to a different Dr. if you need help she is not the person to go to!!!!

I have to say that this treatment has really helped my anxiety. Martha is invaluable to the…read moreoperation as she is personable and sincere and provides confidence to me as a patient. I'm glad that I have this accessible to me and my insurance does cover the treatment

From the owner: Our specialties are: - Ketamine Infusion Therapy…read more- Behavioral Health Treatment - Chronic Pain Management Our clinic specializes in ketamine infusion treatments - the only method of ketamine administration proven safe and effective by current research. Our mission is to provide a safe clinical environment for ketamine therapy. We work with patients' primary care physicians and psychiatrists to assess their medical history and eligibility for ketamine infusion. We educate patients and medical practitioners concerning what to expect during and after treatment. Our primary objective is providing relief for patients with treatment-resistant depression, anxiety, post-traumatic stress disorder, and psychosomatic pain. Ketamine has been shown to reduce suicidal ideation, heal neural pathways, and improve general well-being. We believe this treatment should be available for people who struggle to gain ground with traditional antidepressants and painkillers. At Ketamine Infusion Centers, you'll find a relaxing environment and compassionate, knowledgeable staff members who administer treatment attentively and professionally. We know how much healing means to patients and their families, and we're here to restore hope.