Awesome doctor. Cares about you and is a seasoned veteran. Nothing seems to shake him, calm, cool…read moreand caring.. the perfect psychiatrist. He saved my sons life and he's much much better, now enjoying his life instead of hating it!! I thank God for Doctor' Hooberman's impact on my son and entire family's life!

I have been seen by this office a few times and I am amazed how on the first appointment dr. Desa…read morediagnosed me with Bipolar and right away prescribe medications to help my mood. she's amazing! thsy are very professional and have always gotten back to me at a reasonable time. this place is a hidden gem!

I have only been to one appointment with this office, but it was very professionally run and I felt…read moreheard by Cristina Desa when I went in there, which has not been the case at other doctors I have been to. (looking at you GLPA). She found out a medication discrepancy that has been making my life really hard, and fixed it, which is more than I can say for my last doctor. Will continue to go here!

She is hands down the smartest, warmest, most talented Dr I have ever had the pleasure of receiving…read morecare from. She is truly in a class of her own. I have been a patient of hers since 2013. She is incredibly supportive and really understands medications and how they work but doesn't just write prescriptions. She takes a Holistic view of her patients and employs a variety of different strategies. Dr Cerulli changed my life and should teach a master class for other physicians. And not just on the science but also on bedside manner. There are not enough words in every language to properly convey how gifted and how incredible kind and gentle she is.

I recently changed health insurance companies, so I needed to look for another therapist. I…read morecontacted this office and they set up an appointment for an evaluation. The social worker was late for the telehealth meeting and they sent me different zoom links. I was finally able get in the video call, but it was a repeat of the same questions I had already answered. My insurance paid for that psychiatric assessment (close to 600 dollars), but I was still on the hook for a 140-dollar copay. I asked for a copy of the assessment and it was riddled with spelling mistakes, inaccuracies, including my orientation. The most egregious error - and insulting statement - was that I was of "average intelligence" - not sure who they are talking to who has high intelligence; it must be a genius because I am a college professor with a doctoral degree. I have asked them to delete my profile and destroy the assessment. When I called they did not seem bothered by this request. Maybe this happens a lot, judging from the many negative reviews here.

I did not have a good experience with one of their psychiatrists. I felt under-cared for and even a…read morelittle discriminated against. Wouldn't recommend. The other reviews seem to match up with what I got.

My experience with Judy was eye-opening and awakening. I feel renewed with purpose and optimism…read more She integrated all components of my evolutionary astrological chart to provide me with insight and opportunities for reflection upon my own path. Thank you Judy for a rare interaction with the divine. I greatly appreciate all that you do.

I went to Dr. Tsafrir for health and digestive issues. I have had stomach issues for a long time…read more She referred me to the GAPS diet. I started to follow it and try to follow it as much as possible. She also had many other recommendations that were helpful. She is very kind and passionate, but she is matter of fact. She is a great doctor overall!

I started receiving services here under another Psychiatrist who left (for another job that offered…read morea shorter commute, not for any dissatisfaction.) When they left I was going to find another Psych/office simply for the fact I prefer a male therapist/psychiatrist. When I explained this over the phone while they were trying to set me up with an appointment with Dr. Berry they said I would only have to see her temporarily until they hired a new Psych (another male to replace the one who left), so I said 'ok sure'. My first appointment with her ended up being scheduled for the day I found out my mom committed suicide, literally scheduled for what ended up being 2 hours after I found out... I'm sure that was a first for her (previously scheduled appointment with a new patient who walks in almost right after finding something out like that)- however she handled that appointment as calmly as though it has happened a hundred times before. She gave me great insight into processing what happened, while also being a great listener, and not once ever 'saying the wrong thing' which can happen when you're in that sensitive of a moment. Well, I saw her after that with a concern over a undesirable side effect of the medication I was taking and she recommended me something that the previous Psych I had seen didn't know of, that is able to help with what I need AND not have this particular side effect. I am currently still waiting for them to hire a new male Psych, because Dr. Berry's case load is too much to take on new patients on a permanent basis- but I just wanted to write this review to exemplify how I do have a preference for gender relating to this field of medicine/situation, and she was able to impress and satisfy even me! As a side note their offices are very nice and the waiting room area is very appropriate for this line of work.

My son had a terrible experience here with an overzealous psychiatrist who I understand is not on…read moreMcClean staff but visiting. Despite our vehement objections, he was held much longer than he should have been given the nature of his issues. The nursing and other staff were fabulous, however.

This place completely changed my life. I am so grateful for the week that I spent there back in…read more2017. I had a serious spell of depression from 2013-2017 after a major life upheaval that I thought I'd never get out of (I'd had a pretty happy and blessed life before that), and tried a few different things during those years to get help including at least two other hospitalizations, but this was the magic place where I found a fresh start - depression retreated finally, and this place also helped me quit drinking. Life's been great since! It's so funny, one of the other reviews I see for this place written by Ashley she had the exact opposite of my experience -- we both tried McLean Belmont and McLean SouthEast, but for, me this place was the winner while Belmont was a total clunker for me, and for her it was the other way around. Anyway, I spent 7-8 days at McLean SouthEast, and I was really impressed with the treatment they offered. Specifically: a) The staff are GREAT, and the system they have really works -- at all hours of the day, you're assigned to a nurse and also to a mental health specialist, which means that if you're having a problem or need to talk to someone you almost never to have to wait, and usually you can pick which of the two you feel more of a rapport with. (Both the nurses and MH specialists are people you'll get to know anyway -- MH specialists teach the classes, lead activities, stuff like that, and the nurses you interact with when getting meds and stuff like that.) Whether it's a panic attack or you just have something logistical you need help with, it's really great when you ask for help and it magically appears, sometimes immediately (and waits aren't long when they happen). The staff are really caring and well-trained -- and there's enough of them that you're bound to find a few you really feel a connection with, and who will be influential in making sure your hospitalization is successful. b) Great "curriculum"/programming. Weekends are sort of a holding pattern until the week starts, but: Each weekday, you have 2-3 little classes where they lead activities and teach you mental health coping skills and big-picture life management stuff, and in my experience usually 1 out of the 2-3 that I took every day were FABULOUS (there's a guy there named Larry Bosco who taught a class I always got a ton out of, he rocks!); the others were mostly fine, with one or two boring ones now and again, but overall I was impressed with the "curriculum." It was like mental health middle school. You do a group "check-in" each morning to set goals for the day, and a "check-out" in the late afternoon to reflect on them, often with some goofy icebreaker get-to-know-you aspect. So each weekday basically goes (it's been over a year so I might be slightly off on some of this): 8amish - Check-in 9am-10:30ish Class 1 10:30-11 Daily doc appointment 11am-12: Break 12-1:30: Lunch 1:30-3:00 Class 2 3:00-3:30 Break 3:30-4:30 Pick one out of three activities (arts class, trivia, or walk as a group to the foosball table down the hall) 4:30-5 Check-out 5-6:30 Break 6:30-7:30 Dinner 8:00-10:00 Free time, you can hang out on your own, watch TV in the communal TV room, and there's usually some activity option if you want, like walking outside or trivia or something) c) I was very happy with the nuts-and-bolts medical care. You get a doc appointment every weekday (Mon-Fri), and I really liked my doctor -- if I hadn't, they had 2 other docs you could try out instead. They really paid attention to what was working and not working, and respected my preferences when I had them, and by the end of my stay I had two medication changes that really made a huge difference to my life (an antidepressant I'd never tried that worked wonders, and a less powerful anti-anxiety medication than the one I'd been taking) and made me feel waaay happier and calmer. d) The facilities are...exactly fine. Not amazing, but not gross or bad. It's like a middle school combined with a college dorm. It's very clean and well-maintained but still institutional and unassuming. Almost everyone was sleeping 2 to a room, and the bathrooms in between each bedroom were split between 2 rooms/4 people. The reason I'm putting 4 out of 5 stars is just because of a few really minimal logistical downsides -- like the mediocre hospital/cafeteria food (most meals were fine and edible, but once or twice I couldn't even bring myself to eat what was being served), the fact that one or two of the staff I met treated me rudely (but that was out of like, 50 staff members I met, and all the rest were REALLY wonderful), and I mean, it's not like a vacation or something. You're in a psych hospital! No privacy, you have a roommate who is ALSO by definition not at their most stable, you don't get to play on your phone or use the Internet. But that's all minor gripes. Cuz yeah, this place gave me my life back - Thanks McLean SouthEast!

I have a family member that is struggling with mental health and addiction who was a patient of…read moreWendy Carlson. She prescribed a medication that is highly addictive and then abandoned the patient, knowing the seriousness of stopping the medication abruptly. Please read all of these reviews and consider another provider. She takes advantage of her patients that are struggling and vulnerable. We are seeking out legal guidance and hope to protect others from this unfit practitioner.

So I see lot's of reviews are repetitive like mine was! Canceling appointments at last minute…read more.. talking about her own problems instead of taking care of her clients! Not calling for 45 to an hour after your appointment was supposed to be at! Same ole thing. She will never change. All I have to say is if she even thinks about mistreating my 84 year old parents ? She has another thing coming cuz I WILL call the insurance company on her.. I am beside myself that this crooked women still has a job! She has more problems than her clients do and we are the ones that are on medication and need a reliable person to depend on ( which I do now ! Thank goodness for my new dr.) Hope this help the next person thinking about Wendy Carlson as their Therspist!