Dr Wu herself is great and helped me tremendously understanding my condition, identify triggers and…read moremanage my seizures. She's a great listener and very knowledgeable. The downside is that her office staff, while very friendly, never answers the phone or call back to set up my appointments. They don't send new prescription to the pharmacy on time and I also ran into an issue with her billing office trying to charge me for an EEG from over a year ago, which was covered by my insurance. I ended up having to switch doctors because I've been trying to get an appointment for several weeks now. I'm sad because I like Dr Wu, but I can't call every day until someone answers.

Dr. Wu is a terrible provider. Not only in the past have I been given incorrect medication dosages…read morewithout a recent visited to justify the change. I was with her for almost 3 yrs complaining about stilll have symptoms and she continuously told me I was have silent seizures, partial on set at that. I never saw myself or has no one else see me react as that describes. She kept adding medications for me totally of three all at once . Starting to stutter, extreme fatigue, cognitive issues she stated it was my seizures. Sher ut me out of work permeably it effected my credit financial security my mental health and relationships. I had to accept state Ins and go to a new Provider which through careful discussion review of medical records and now hospital testing. SHE MIS DIAGNOSES ME. The Medical board also is involved not just with my case but others concerning her.

Dr Ibeh is incredibly knowledgeable. She is warm and compassionate and really listens. She is…read moreliterally the best! She has made a tremendous difference in my mental health by giving me real solutions that work. Those of you that are living with anxiety, trust me. This doctor is the one you need to see. Thank you Dr Ibeh for being so spectacular! You've proven living with anxiety doesn't have to be debilitating and for that I am eternally grateful!

From the owner: My areas of expertise include Depression, Anxiety Disorders (including Panic Disorder, OCD, PTSD,…read morePhobias, and generalized anxiety), Bipolar Disorder. I also specialize in Women's Mental Health, including issues during the perinatal period and postpartum period (including Postpartum Depression), and pre-Surgical evaluations. I treat adolescents, adults and elderly patients.

I have been seeing Dr. Donnellan for severe OCD and depression for at least ten years and have made…read moreremarkable progress under his care. Unlike previous psychiatrists I've seen, Dr. D actually takes the time to talk to you to better understand your situation and provides real guidance on how to do things better or different. He is considered one of the top experts in OCD in the area and was highly recommended by my psychologist. He even runs a monthly OCD group session. I don't understand the reviews from people saying Dr. D was "over medicating" them. My experience has been the complete opposite. In fact, I am taking half the medication I used to. What I also like about Dr. D is that he doesn't just rely on meds alone. He asks about your sleep, whether you're exercising, and considers many other environmental factors in your treatment. He also has a good sense of humor which is the complete opposite of my previous psychiatrists. Highly recommended!

Dr. Donnellan has been a practicing psychiatrist for almost thirty years. Though my time spent with…read morehim has not been to the level of years as some other patients who have left reviews, I have never been more joyful about finding the right doctor. He does not boast, however he is extremely intelligent. He likes to allow his patients to think and advocate for themselves, and draw their own conclusions, with some guidance. He is excellent at challenging his patients, which if you are anything like myself, is much needed and eventually greatly appreciated. To those of you neigh sayers that have left reviews about being quick to assess, being a waste of time and money, and quick to medicate, I invite you to rethink your experience with Dr. Donnellan. Do we not all quickly assess a situation when it is thrust upon us, whether right or wrong? Second- your time, your money. Trust me, he makes your time worthwhile whether you see it quickly or it takes a bit. Medication- stop and think how long it may take to find the right combination. You have to start somewhere, and proceed with what works and what may not work. Give yourself and Dr. D some patience, and you will start to see a difference. Overall, I could not recommend a better listener, positive instigator, and excellent clinician. If you are willing to change, and put the effort into doing so, Joseph Donnellan is the right fit for you.

Dr. Mekles has been very vital to my success in managing my mental health issues and stabilization…read more Dr. Mekles has been prodding me and challenged me to get a job (P/T or even volunteering) so I can feel more confident; work is very helpful to success in managing mental illness - with structure being the best medicine. I did find a PAYING job and Dr. Mekles is very supportive and shows real interest. With Dr. Mekles - I'm able to taper my benzodiazepine slowly - with lots of support from the doctor. He's very patient and is very understanding and knowledgeable about withdrawal symptoms. He didn't push me - but prodded me to do this vital step The secretary is very helpful. She answers text messages immediately - to assist with medication renewal requests and appointment changes - when needed. Very professional indeed Medication management is the best I've ever had and he tries his best to keep my med count to a minimal level. I highly recommend Dr. Mekles - and thank you very much.

My experience with Dr. Brian Pell deserves to be publicly documented so others know exactly what…read morethey are walking into. I booked an appointment specifically for an ADHD assessment, clearly stated as such. That was the entire purpose of the visit. Yet, during the call, Dr. Pell casually informed me that they are not conducting ADHD assessments at this time and may resume, possibly in January or February of next year. This immediately raised a red flag: if you are not offering the service, why accept an appointment for it? Why bill insurance for something you never intended to provide? The entire interaction lasted 18 minutes, and not a single part of it resembled an evaluation. Instead, we spent the bulk of the time discussing my career. He asked about my former psychiatrist's nationality; he seemed very interested in why he didn't take insurance "as a Black doctor" (which I perceive as a common conflation between race and poverty). He then asked only two quick, surface-level questions about why I was seeking an ADHD assessment. Then in the same breath that he told me they are not doing assessments, he also told me that I probably do not have ADHD. He said this despite the fact that I was coming to him for a second opinion after already completing a comprehensive, legitimate ADHD evaluation with a diagnosis from an actual specialist. (I did not share I was coming in for a second opinion, as I didn't want it to be biased). He provided no testing, no structured questions, no clinical methodology, nothing that even remotely resembled evidence-based practice. The whole thing felt dismissive, and frankly, like a complete waste of my time. I left the appointment feeling misled and deeply uncomfortable, as insurance had been billed for a service that was never delivered. If you are seeking serious mental health care, diagnostic clarity, or responsible clinical practice, I strongly recommend looking elsewhere. This experience felt unhelpful and entirely out of alignment with what any patient should expect from a licensed provider.

I have been seeing her for, my, 20 years. She has been outstanding throughout my repeated ups and…read moredowns. A simple suggestion she made at a recent session was extraordinarily helpful. The idea would seem obvious, except why hadn't I had it generations ago? She's a fabulous person.

I have been going to Dr. Stern for ten years now and she is an excellent doctor. I mostly see her…read morefor medication management; however, she is easy to talk to, genuine, and caring. I highly recommend Stephanie Stern.

There is a very long drama here, but the cliff notes version is this; Justin was a great therapist,…read moreand the only reason I tolerated this nonsense as long as I did. My child was discharged for no reason, no notice, nothing. They had already given her appointment "slot" away, and we could not get it back. Miss more than 3 sessions in a calendar year? OUT! Arrive more than 10 minutes late? Cancellation fee! Have to go inpatient because you're so depressed, and not functioning. Guess what's waiting for you when you get discharged...nothing. That's what. Better start the process of finding a new therapist all over again! Dont let the good reviews fool you. This place is after one thing and one thing only. And btw Susan...your outdated Amazon decor looks like "live laugh love" threw up in a 1 star Olive Garden. Yes, now I'm being petty.

Great experience with this counseling and mental health practice. Whether you need therapy for you…read moreor if you need marriage counseling know that this is the best place to go -- in my opinion at least -- in East Brunswick. :)

Rutgers UBHC IOP is a great program, the staff is very professional and they really seem to care,…read morethey use a lot of research based therapy techniques, like CBT and DBT, and I believe they have a pretty high success ratio.

Well I see dr Russell ferstandig. He is AMAZING…read more HE HAS made me feel not worthless and maybe I am worthless something I am PTSD AND GRIEF AND ANXIETY. He is the mind of Dr I know HE change our whole patient Healthcare NOT MONEY WISE SORRY HE IS NOT A POLITICIAN LOL ..I MEAN HOW PATIENTS ARE CARED FOR A TREATED. Doesn't treat you like a animal. Like most Dr's I am new client, but I know he is going to stay my Dr. I AM TIRED of being treated like a animal

Doctor Russell Ferstandig saved my life. This is a powerful and true statement. I was addicted to…read moreopiates, and was putting myself in dangerous situations, doc shopping etc to get what I needed. I was 100% convinced I didnt have the strength, courage or will power to stop taking opiates. That all changed September 7, 2014, my 1st meeting with Doctor Russ. He immediately put me at ease, spent well over 2 hours understanding my situation, and discussing his process and care he will provide to safely get me off opiates forever. I knew I had finally found the right Doctor as he genuinely cares about his patients and goes to "above and beyond" to ensure their success in overcoming addiction. I had met with 3 different, highly rated Doctors in NYC, who spent 10 minutes with me, prescribed Suboxone, with no further instructions or counseling. Each time I relapsed, and fell further into my addiction Doctor Russ explained his process, and the importance of following it for a successful outcome. Additionally he educated me on Suboxone and how and when to consume for ideal results. He coupled medicine with counseling, which was the key to his success rates. He is very humble, and doesnt share that he has the highest success rates with no relapses. He cares more about helping you understand and overcome the reason that lead to your addiction. As our sessions continued he prescribed and anti-depressant as I was in denial of how much my depression was sabotaging my life. As our sessions continued, I realized, he was dedicated to ensuring not only my success in overcoming my addition, but also rebuilding an enriched life. I find it amazing how he is able to remember and build upon each of our sessions. I thank God every day for Doctor Russ. He listens, never judges, provides guidance to build a great life and never watches the clock. I have gone well over my scheduled hour, and never received additional billing, I have been opiate free for 4 years, and continue weekly sessions as they make me a better person. In summary, Doctor Russ saved my life and to this day, provides the incredible insights and counseling to rebuilding a better life and self.

I was attempting to make an appointment for full upper and lower implants. The front desk was…read moresoooooo RUDE i will take my had earned money else were! That's why your reviews are horrible.

I have had the symptoms of manic depression since I was 12 years old. Diagnosed with full blown…read morebipolar disorder about 15 years back. Started treatment with meds; finally got a working cocktail about 4 years back. In those 15-years I learned that not everyone woke up in the morning to hear a voice ask "Do I want to live or die today?" The meds evened me out but did not keep my head above water. Still walked around dark, gloomy, angry, annoyed, tired with the occasional curl up in bed for 28-days or desire to start a berserker brawl in a police bar. The peaks were still there just for shorter periods of time. Finally heard about K. Read up and finally took the needle at Ketamine Treatment Center of Princeton. The staff is friendly, pleasant, knowledgeable, empathetic, caring, and professional. You have an initial consult with the Doctor who assesses your ability to benefit from the therapy. You then schedule your first treatment. At each session, you first meet with the Doctor who conducts a brief interview to assess your mood and decide on dosage. The Doctor and the Nurse check your vitals and administer the IV. You can ask for the room to be bright or dark, recline the chair, get a blanket, play with your iPad (they have WiFi), listen to music - you get the idea. A piece of advice, do not email, IM or text during the treatment. The IV is started and the treatment begins. The sensations are interesting. Certainly unlike anything I had experienced before; I am not addicted to K but I do not mind going to the appointments. Make sure you let the effects disappear completely before standing up or operating heavy machinery. You are interviewed by the Doctor at the end of the treatment for a before and after comparison. The after is often significantly better than the before. The treatments are cumulative (the effects last longer the more infusions you have) so your appointments space further and further apart. This is different for each person. Using a scale of -10 to +10, where -9 is depression requiring immediate medical intervention and +10 is the aforementioned bar brawl, I lived my life at -4; it was hard, it sucked, and it cost me friends, jobs, and family. After my first 3 K treatments with Drs Levine and Carneval I was around 0. A couple more treatments 3. A couple more treatments +4. I would love to be a chipper peppy cheerleader bubble of sunshine +7 but if I can live the rest of my life at +4 I will be ecstatic. Thanks to KTC Princeton I know that there is relief for some forms of mental illness. If you have long-term serious depression or mania get evaluated by one of the Doctors at KTC Princeton. You will be glad you did if K is right for you.