Dr. Bercot was extremely unkind and unprofessional with me. I would seek help elsewhere if I were a…read morenew patient considering this practice.

I had a deeply disappointing and distressing experience with this psychiatrist. After we discussed…read moremy desire to gradually taper off an anti-anxiety medication due to withdrawal symptoms, he sent in a prescription for half the usual dose without warning or explanation. When I called to clarify, he became defensive and abruptly told me he no longer wanted to work with me--leaving me without support mid-treatment. He also brought up a previous prescription from another provider in a way that felt shaming and judgmental, which was especially upsetting given the stigma already surrounding these medications. When I became visibly upset and was crying on the phone, he showed no empathy or concern. Mental health patients deserve providers who can communicate clearly, offer compassion, and act with professionalism--especially in moments of vulnerability. I truly hope he can reflect on this experience, learn from it, and treat future patients with the respect and care they deserve.

Great care from an awesome team. I've worked with many psychiatrists over the years and feel so…read moregrateful I was finally referred to Wellness Psychiatry. Look no further.

I have been seeing Dr. Schmidt for years and have never felt better. I have always struggled with…read moreanxiety and seeing Dr. Schmidt has been the best thing I have ever done for myself. I recently started seeing a therapist at the Clinic as well and she is amazing! Very coordinated, seamless care.

From the owner: We have the best therapists and psychiatrists who believe that a personalized and collaborative…read moreapproach is essential to quality mental healthcare. They work together to create customized care plans to help address life’s challenges and help navigate you towards a happier, healthier, and more meaningful life. While we see a wide array of behavioral health challenges, we primarily focus on anxiety, depression, eating disorder behaviors, and lift challenges / transitions. Because we focus on having best-in-class providers, we are currently private pay (we do not accept insurance). However, we will provide superbills so that you can take advantage of your insurance policy. We are currently accepting new patients via telehealth or in-person at our Denver Tech Center office.

Dr Coyle in the short time I have been seeing her has helped me quite a bit. She listens and…read morelegitimately cares. I look forward to getting better with her help. I would say she is not in any way only about the money, and do not hesitate to reccomend.

Do not go to Colorado Psychiatry Group. They hire horrible…read morereceptionists, and the psychiatrists are not trauma informed and even prescribe medications that inhibit each other! Very dangerous, very unprofessional.

This office is absolutely terrible! Save yourself a lot of time, energy and money and go somewhere…read moreelse. They require that you pay a hefty deposit and then find ways to continue to charge you. The office will charge you no matter what your reason for missing an appointment. They truly do not care about you as a person. You are only a charge card, and they are all too happy to use you regardless of the situation. I had to cancel an appointment because I was on the way to the hospital after having a seizure. The office staff made sure I knew that they were still going to charge me the late cancellation fee plus the cost of the entire visit. I verified by stating my situation again, and the woman would only tell me that they were going to charge me but I could appeal this charge. I called again today to work something out with them and have this charge vacated. I explained my medical emergency again, and again I got serious attitude. I was told that she could send me the appeal form, but they might not accept it or refund the charge at all. What? I was seeing a really great Physicians Assistant who was extremely knowledgeable. Unfortunately the office is so difficult I cannot continue to frequent this business.

Ummm, my pharmacist told me that he went out of business. He's a psychiatrist. No one from his…read moreoffice notified me. No arrangements were made for an alternate provider. Now, I'm fine, but he easily could have patients in crisis that aren't. Never heard of a psychiatrist leaving patients high and dry. Very strange. At his prices, I think I deserve a refund.

From the owner: Psychiatry, Chronic Pain, General Medice, and other treatment modalities on site.read more

I had a chronic disease and within a month Steve's protocol helped me get rid of it.read more

From the owner: Dr. Steve Peisner is a Board Certified Traditional Naturopath and Registered Psychotherapist who…read morespecializes in natural, holistic approaches to mental and physical health and well being.

Considerate, kind and attentive. I started with Ballen a few years ago and the team is simply…read moreincredible. I feel like they are constantly problem solving and empathetically creating solutions to complex problems.

Proceed with caution as I was wrongly placed on an M1 medical hold for being vulnerable. I never…read morepresented an imminent threat to myself or others, yet the staff deemed it necessary to strip me of my freedom and dignity. This unexpected turn of events requires a reassessment of the situation and a heightened level of awareness moving forward. As of today it has been over a full week, no one form the Ballen Medical and Wellness has reached out to me to inquire about my dentition from their office to the hospital at their request.

I went to the original West Pines by the old Lutheran hospital, and it was great. This one was like…read morea prison. No windows. Mostly inedible food. They won't let you wash your clothes. No one responds for hours when you say you need a painkiller. And then there is a tattooed nurse named Nicole who screamed at me when I interrupted her banter with another nurse to remind her that I needed my medication.

Not helpful. Very frustrating I felt helpless there a lot. When I'd say 'this exercise doesn't work…read morefor me, what do I do instead or how do I work around it', they took it as defiance and made me sign a paper that said I wouldn't resist treatment. They also told me to wait and that maybe another skill will help (they did not and I'd still try to ask questions that were met with ambivalent answers). It felt like an unsafe environment because of them. I felt unheard, misunderstood, judged, and very frustrated. Ok if you have no where else to go, but I'd recommend trying to find another place if possible ESPECIALLY if you have trauma of any sort. One lady was nice and I felt safe with her, I don't remember her name though. I still can't shake the ptsd/cptsd/double abuse they gave me. They Also they refuse to correct blatantly incorrect/false records and diagnosis.