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    Scott Fleischer, MD PC

    3.5 (8 reviews)
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    Brian Moran, Psy.D

    Brian Moran, Psy.D

    4.0(3 reviews)
    1.9 mi

    Brian treated my daughter for body dysmorphic disorder and OCD. His attention to detail was…read morewonderful and helped us to create an environment for her where she was able to recover and we understood how to help her do exposure and response prevention. My daughter's anxiety can wax and wane so it is very helpful that Brian gives her homework assignments to stay on top of everything. He even helped us with finding a psychiatrist. It took us a while to find Brian but it was worth it. We still have booster sessions with him to help our daughter after completing extensive treatment which is very helpful for her.

    I am a little hesitant to write this because I do think Brian is a nice guy and means well. Yet,…read morethat doesn't change that he is not the OCD expert he claims to be and he was really ineffective in when treating me. My case is neutral obsessions. If he was a general therapist, I wouldn't bother with the review, but he is claiming to be an OCD expert and that's a dangerous misrepresentation to people suffer from the same OCD I suffer from. I first saw Brian Moran in May 2018. He was working at a clinic as opposed to the private practice he has now. The first red flag is when he talked about avoiding stuff. I asked him what he thought I was avoiding and didn't really get an answer for that. It wasn't until a couple sessions of where I would get the gist of what he was about. I had just seen my family and talked about it. He started saying, "Didn't you feel so much better when you saw your family?" I said a little bit but not to the level he seemed to be implying it should. Then he went on to say that I needed life. He went on to say even the severest cases of OCD benefit from life. Nevertheless, I went along with Brian on this. In fact, he was telling me that he had many clients who he couldn't talk into doing life and acknowledged I was trying to do life. I was holding a job, exercising and going to Church. Yet, I was experiencing a lot of pain from OCD during that time and couldn't sleep at night. So, I emailed him saying I tried to go through life but I am really despondent at this point and experiencing a lot of obsessions. He told me that any obsession that I experienced was not worth my time and to just focus on the present moment at hand. From that email and forward sessions, it would be just those two issues: live life and not pay any attention to any obsession. During these sessions, he would acknowledge he was sounding like a broken record. Not to mention, even in my state, I sensed there had to be more than what he was just saying. I mean living life and focusing on the present are just such general things that any therapist could say. And if those two things were all that was needed to treat OCD, then why does an OCD expert need to exist where any therapist could say those things? Around that time, I emailed an therapist who was writing about the OCD I was suffering from. He said in his email and I quote, "living an active life is hardly an intervention." Likewise I told my psychiatrist that I was spiraling out of control and more worried because I was seeing a person who claimed to be an OCD expert. I did what he said and was feeling worse not better because of it. Even my psychiatrist sensed that Brian is too general and needs to be more specific. He notified Brian about this. In our last session, I began to tell him there was a real disconnect here between us. He sensed it was because he didn't say how hard it was to live life. Also, he mentioned what my psychiatrist had told him but all he did was suggest more life activities I could do. I shouted at him that I need to know things are going to get better here but all he communicated was life, He offered at the end of the session to spend more time next session but I knew it would be a waste because he would have nothing more to say but life. Around that time, I started with a new therapist and wrote an email to Brian that I was ending service with him because all he mentioned was life and I had got a second opinion from an OCD expert, who did not say I just needed life. He then called me to talk about this but at the end of the call, I said," It doesn't feel like we did any exposure or response prevention, which are the ways to treat OCD." His reply, "The life is the exposure or response prevention." His website mentions anxiety and OCD. He claims this his clients are 85% OCD. This is not a general therapist. He's claiming to be an OCD expert and he really isn't. I don't want anyone who suffer from neutral obsessions as I did to waste time and money with him and will feel worse, not better. Message me at my profile if you suffer from neutral obsessions or OCD, I will direct you where to go.

    Jefferson Abington Hospital - Waiting room for surgery family

    Jefferson Abington Hospital

    1.9(169 reviews)
    4.8 mi

    I am continually impressed with the doctors, nurses and staff of this hospital. The neurologists…read moreare amazing, the doctors are very knowledgeable and helpful, the nurses are super attentive to the patients needs and I can tell they honestly care about the patients.I would highly recommend Jefferson to anyone, especially with major issues.

    I had such a sad and awful experience. I can't remember 80% of my time in Abington Hospital. I had…read moreacute alcohol poisoning, a raging sinus infection and extremely low sodium. I was very sick with all three, clearly, medical issues. I spent a few days in Abington and then was shipped to a filthy and inhumane pyshiatric facility. I still had low sodium, an untreated sinus infection and withdrawal symptoms. I was heavily drugged by the hospital so I couldn't think clearly. I was really scared. I should have been kept in the hospital until I got well instead of what actually happened. It took me days to get an antibiotic in that awful facility. As soon as I was clear enough to realize my fate, I started working really hard to get myself out of there. I definitely did not belong in a psych facility for medical issues! What a nightmare. The staff at Abington Hospital lacks education and still has a draconian belief that alcoholism is behavioral and anything medical that is wrong with the patient must be behavioral too. I don't want anyone to have to go through what I went through. It was so wrong. Shame on you Abington Hospital.

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    Brooke Glen Behavioral Hospital - Sign on Lafayette Ave.

    Brooke Glen Behavioral Hospital

    2.2(35 reviews)
    0.4 mi

    I was a patient there I think last weekend..... Someone in…read morethe comments stated that the food had the reputation of being terrible.... I thought the food was pretty good although I did develop exploding diarrhea while I was in there

    If I could give this place 0 stars, I would. I was in the adolescent unit, and the techs talked…read moreabout how much they disliked one of the patients in front of all of us, keeping in mind this was a 14 year old schizophrenic girl. There were multiple techs who deadnamed everyone, and one time I was put "on watch" where I couldn't go to the cafeteria for lunch, they took my clothes and made me wear scrubs, I couldn't go to art therapy, and couldn't even go outside to the courtyard. The reason? Because I was drawing with chalk on their brick walls outside. I developed explosive diarrhea and asked the techs if I could stay in the room because I felt horrible, but they said no because I couldn't be alone without supervision. I ended up getting two more people sick because of it. One time I had a severe panic attack, and they gave me a cup of water and made me sit sobbing in front of everyone who I just met. I genuinely felt like I was an animal in a zoo. This place is genuinely a prison. None of the techs or doctors care for you, they act like helping you is a chore and honestly this made my mental health worse. Please for the love of god do not send your child here. It was so bad.

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