We've worked with four different Psychiatrists over the course of the last ten years and the…read moresupport we've gotten at as well has been by far the best. There's been no drama, our primary provider is Alexandra Vite and she's been fantastic. Even when she was out and we dealt with an alternative person, the support was still excellent. One thing I appreciate is a very convenient text messaging system. The office staff is quick to respond and very professional. It's a great way to get refill orders and other routine matters handled quickly and efficiently

They don't answer the phone, don't return voicemails, and don't return emails. Dr. Navarro, a…read moredoctor may be a good doctor, but if his staff is the reason potential new patients aren't able to make an appointment, then they are losing business due to their staff. It's a shame because I was very interested in this place, but if you have any issues in the future (such as billing/insurance issues), you can't trust a place will care that doesn't return communication. I will be moving on.

Like with many things in life, fit is important. Much of the effectiveness of psychiatry hinges…read moreupon the compatibility or fit between the doctor and patient. If you respond well to straightforward, logical advice and a no nonsense approach, then Dr. Yeh is perfect for you. Dr. Yeh is knowledgeable, intuitive, and respectful of you and your time. He goes above and beyond for his patients and I could not recommend him enough. As far as his office goes, it is minimal, clean, and located in a nice area.

It's been such a pleasure seeing Dr. Yeh, I cannot recommend him enough. I never thought that I'd…read morebe comfortable speaking with a male therapist, but Dr. Yeh has completely dispelled all the misgivings I had. Ironically enough, the female therapist I saw before him was rude, condescending and judgmental, all things I was afraid of encountering in a male doctor, so it was silly of me to stereotype the opposite gender that way. I'm so glad I gave him a chance and so happy to be proven wrong. He is extremely professional, calm, kind, and an excellent listener. I always look forward to our sessions. He's expensive, but considering other therapists who aren't actually doctors (and have terrible bedside manners) charge what they charge, he's well worth it. Thank you Dr. Yeh!

Give us your cash, don't ask questions, and you can have whatever pills you want…read more I honestly really liked Dr. Lai at first, but after only a few visits I realized that this office is basically glorified drug dealing for the privileged. The office is CASH ONLY because of bounced checks and fees for credit cards. Every other doctor I see takes credit cards, so they are clearly just being cheap and trying to take as much cash as they can. They charge an absurd amount of money per visit. First visit was $300 and then subsequent visits are $200. You would think they would put some effort into the office with their cash flow, but it's literally an empty office with a desk for the receptionist and one couch. And a bug zapper that goes off while you wait. It is totally empty and creepy. It looks like they could pick up at a moment's notice if they needed to... You can only see her if you get a referral too, making what they are doing even more apparent. The receptionist is obnoxious and racist. She rushes you off the phone and talks to you like you're an idiot. She referred to the recent civil unrest and protests as end times making a joke out of it while talking about her cop boyfriend. She also doesn't think covid is real and did not wear a mask either time I saw her. She misses going to the gym, that she made VERY clear. I honestly let this go because I was finally getting the medication I needed and I did like Dr. Lai. My breaking point: I was unable to make my appointment because I was feeling sick. I called day of to say I wasn't feeling better and wasn't sure if I should come in due to the pandemic. The receptionist threatened to charge me and said nothing about me feeling ill. Finally, Dr. Lai called back. We talked for a few minutes and I let her know everything was working properly. She said she would write a new prescription for me and to make an appointment when I needed it. Perfect! Or so I thought... I got a call a month and a half later from the receptionist saying, "you know your prescription has been sitting up here for over a month" in a very judgmental voice. I didn't know why a piece of paper was effecting her so much. I said I would make an appointment when I needed it, and she replied saying, "well then you are going to be charged $200 twice". That's when I realized Dr. Lai had counted those few minutes as an actual session. I said I was not going to pay for a visit that never happened and that no one told me a 2 minute call qualified as a $200 session. THEN the receptionist threatened to add the missed appointment fee back on!! Dr. Lai would not come to the phone and instead just said, "I made it very clear to her". What the fuck?! I guess she already got $500 from me so she was over it? Then the receptionist threatened to VOID out the prescription if I wasn't going to pay in cash for it. This is how they treat patients. Give us your cash, don't ask questions, and you can have whatever pills you want. I heard a few patients say they would just come in, pay cash, get their prescription, and leave without an actual visit. I called my real doctor and got the prescription I needed in no time. Lesson learned. I am learning more and more about doctors like this taking advantage of people who need things like opioids and controlled substances. Truly deplorable.

I don't like going to doctors, but this year I thought I'd be more proactive about my health. I've…read morebeen careful about going to a psychologist because of horror stories I've heard of medication being irresponsibly pushed to treat problems that are remedied via lifestyle. I'd actually never been to a psychologist or psychiatrist before, so I finally decided to give a visit a try. Dr. Lai listened quite intently, and asked questions that made me feel she cared. She also answered all the questions and concerns I had. Before trying any medication, which I'm glad she didn't push for, she made sure to do tests to see how my health was. I find it weird that they want cash for copay, but it's not really a problem.

I have been a patient of Dr. Anvekar's for many years and just want to congratulate her and the…read moreteam on the new Longevity Center. It's absolutely beautiful and I'm excited to explore the new offerings this center brings to her patients. Dr. Anvekar has always provided extraordinary care, she's kind, curious, and I always feel heard and cared for.

I got the physical care that was expected out of this practice but my months of asking for more…read moremental health support and resources were undermined or straight up ignored. For example, I told Dr. Anvekar that I have been banging my head against my steering wheel in a moment of break down, and the response was "it sounds like you are totally exhausted and picked a virus as a result". My mental health was disregarded on multiple occasions and I'm really disappointed in how my time as a client ended. Editing for clarity and to respond to you: in 2023 when I began at your practice, I was not under the care of a psychiatrist, I had not seen one since pre pandemic which is partly why I began my care with you. I'm not sure where you have the information that I was not taking the medication my psychiatrist recommended if I didn't have one. If you could provide me with the name of the so called psychiatrist I would be able to respond to that claim in more detail. I have always taken my prescribed medications. Your mental health referrals in July of this year both had full case loads and as you said during your referral, "most aren't taking new clients due to the fires and it's effects on mental health"

Dr. Panvini was recommended by a dear friend. The way she spoke about realization during sessions…read morehelped me understand- this was someone I wanted to work with. My partner and I have very busy lives and needed help working on our relationship. We had reached a stagnant point. Couples therapy is its own magical type of therapy and Dr. Panvini helps us have AHA moments since day 1. From inception, Loreli has been angel. She's the office manager that greets us with kindness and a beautiful smile and genuine "how are you". I feel blessed to have found this amazing practice and Dr. Panvini specifically.

So I've tried quite a few therapists and interventions and it wasn't until working with the…read morewonderful people at Dr. Kate Truitt & Associates that I really felt that emotional healing was possible and that I could start to see the light at the end of the tunnel following decades long depression. Havening techniques and other techniques have helped me (someone who defaults to over-intellectualizing) get out of my head and into my body which I've found is imperative for healing emotional trauma. With all that said I'm really here to share my experience with the Neurofeedback training done with Rebecca Turner. Having done so much healing and reprocessing through talk therapy, I still felt that my thought patterns were like a hose turned all the way up, whipping around, unable to catch, and control, soaking everyone around me. The initial brain mapping (which is done first to know what areas of the brain to target for training) reflected with tangible data what I was experiencing inside. Ms. Turner described it to me like "your two hemispheres are yelling at each other" which turned out to be one of the most validating things my brain has ever heard about itself. The neurofeedback training process itself is not as complicated and/or intimidating as the name sounds. If one is doing eyes open training, you essentially attach some small sensors to your head using a conductive goop and watch a tv show while the screen brightens and dims in response to the information collected by the sensors and neurofeedback program. For "eyes closed" training, you listen to lyric-less music while the music adjusts the volume to help train your brain. And it all works. I feel good about myself. Shame is now a passing emotion instead of a state of being. Rumination is down ten-fold as my hemispheres aren't "yelling at each other". My thoughts and feelings don't control me as much and/or send my on a downward spiral. If you are someone who feels your emotions are often become too much for you to handle that even standard therapy couldn't alone help, might I suggest neurofeedback?

I'm beyond grateful that I was referred to Dr. Daniel Suzuki by the late Dr. Christian Rutland who…read morewas the Dr. that had saved my life back in 2016. I had endured an 18 month long severe and treatment resistant case of mental illness that nearly claimed my life. His sudden passing was a very traumatic experience for me as I had grown very attached and felt lost at sea without a raft as I will still psychologically recovering in the aftermath of this crippling and dangerous disease of the brain and mind. Dr. Suzuki came as such a relief during a time I felt so bereft as I was still so traumatized and lost my savior. If you're needing a Psychiatrist who is very knowledgeable, compassionate and quickly gives away his genuine interest in his patients by the questions he asks that are simultaneously specific, direct and also presents with genuine curiosity (it's the curiosity part that lets me know that he really cares) which helps build real rapport and a connection that makes you feel like he is also your friend, you Will suddenly feel you are in the best of hands then Dr. Suzuki will be the perfect fit for you. I always know without a doubt that when I need to reach him, he will be getting back to me promptly and he is most generous with his time during these calls as well. They never feel rushed. As I had grown to love, admire and respect Dr. Christian Rutland I can say the same for Dr. Daniel Suzuki too. His warmth and humanness is also so refreshing and adds to the one disclaimer I will make, you too will grow attached. One last disclaimer is you'll wish you could spend 90 mins with him as the 30-35 standard appointment time is so comforting and pleasant that it goes by in a flash!!!!

I switched from Kaiser to PPO because of Dr. Suzuki. He's the only psych. I've worked with that…read moreunderstands why my brain functions as it does. Also, he doesn't just listen for a mere 5 minutes and then send you on your way to the local pharmacy. Upon entering his office, I'm met with questions that reflect thorough review of previous session. Before I got PPO, I paid out of pocket for his services for a couple years--that good!

Top notch care is given here. Yes, they are expensive but both Dr. Khachi and Erika have helped me…read moretremendously. I really look forward to my appointments with both of them. Their staff is courtesy and efficient. Communication is easy. Parking isn't the best in this part of Pasadena but if you are willing to arrive a bit early and walk, you can usually find a spot.

9/18/2026 Staff is incredible…read more Paid 10's of thousands for an accelerated treatment. Appointments were scheduled for follow-ups with Dr. Feldman. One follow-up (first) on August 24th via zoom went ok. Today i get a call stating the follow-up was not paid for and would I authorize the charge on my card. My response "F YOU". Warch this outfit. I wouldn't go back if it was free.

Dr Huynh was accurate with her assessment. After working with her for 3 months, she has truly…read morehelped me improve my quality of life. I am truly flourishing because of her expertise. While I had reservations in the beginning, I'm glad I trusted her with my health.

All the bad reviews here are totally valid. My initial appointment with her took less than 10…read moreminutes. It feels like she's just reading from a script and checking off boxes. She takes no time to get to know you. Prescribes meds without asking what you've tried or what you're already taking. She doesn't listen to you and gets snippy if you ask her questions. Honestly don't waste your time.