National truly does crisis residential the best of anywhere I've been…read more This is a crisis residential mental health residential program, for crisis stabilization with an average stay of two weeks. Groups are informative, employees (including licensed psychiatric technicians, licensed psychotherapists, licensed drug and alcohol counselors) are genuinely caring and supportive. You also get private therapy (and if interested) drug and alcohol counseling sessions, upon request, by licensed clinicians. Groups are informative and interesting: no oversimplification, here: they manage to make their content interesting and appealing to all clients - many places "dumb down" their content. Not here. Personal electronics are permitted in the facility and you're allowed to Instacart your own snacks. The food served is catered and pretty palatable. I have been here more than once, and was delighted to find many of the same people still working here - staff retention, to me, says a lot about a facility as mental health is generally notorious for churn and burnout. You are in extremely competent hands at National - they really know what they are doing and seem to only hire the best candidates.

The people that work here are amazing. I have never in my life met such compassionate and caring…read morepeople as I have here. You can TRUST them. The care they sincerely give you is awesome. The office staff are amazing as well. The food they provide is super good. Don't let the number of group meetings intimidate you because their lengths are reasonable and the aforementioned meetings are pretty useful. They even let you make orders from Instacart for some needed items or personal snacks. But the food they serve you is such of great quality that you really don't need to order food unless you have specific snacks you like that they don't provide. However they DO provide great snacks as well. I can't say enough good things about this place or the staff. I highly recommend this place if you need help. I will never forget my experience here.

Mindpath Health is a great provider of mental health care and counseling. They are very caring and…read moredo a through assessment of each client. I have been going there for 6 years and they are great. I received timely appointments and medication that put me on the right track to stability. My daughter also recieves treatment from Mindpath Health as well. They accept private insurance as well as Health PLan of San Joaquin. I would definitely recommend them to anyone experiencing mental health issues. I'm a strong advocate of mental health and self care. So, I give Mindpath health Manteca office and Modesto office 5 plus stars and more. Anissa Brown, Shar Azziz, Dr. Lindsey, and Dr. Deshmuk are great. Unfortunately Dr. Deshmuk is no longer at the Manteca office, there are other great providers like Dr. Lin.​​

From the owner: For over 25 years, Mindpath Health has provided expert psychiatry and mental health care. Our…read moreboard-certified psychiatrists, psychiatric clinicians, and licensed therapists in Manteca provide psychiatric evaluations, medication management, and therapy--both in-person and online. We treat depression, anxiety, ADHD, bipolar disorder, PTSD, OCD, and more for patients of all ages. We accept most commercial insurance plans, including Aetna, Anthem, Blue Shield, Carelon, Cigna, ComPsych, First Health Network, Healthnet, Humana, Optum, UC SHIP, UMR, and United Healthcare. Conveniently located in Manteca, we also serve patients from Lathrop, Ripon, Stockton, Tracy, French Camp, and surrounding areas.

This is my second review. My story maybe a little long- but worth reading here. I'm continuing to…read morebenefit from the information and care that Dr.Toups has provided for me over the years. She uses nutrition, supplementation, medications and her superior diagnostic skills and research skills as a physician to care for her patients. Her care plans and personalized data sheets to get you on track functioning and enjoying life - they are treasures! I am turning 66 in November and recently had to review my notes and information provided by Kat regarding my initial treatments because I had fallen out of the parameters and the functional way of living (supplements when needed, nutrition and exercise) for optimal health and was not functioning.I have adhd, anxiety, depression, arthritis, TMJ, Asthma, adverse medication reactions and metabolic problems (overweight) which is giving me borderline high blood pressure,borderline pressure in my eyes (re:glaucoma), IBS and prediabetes. A recent trip to the ER - made me reevaluate the low standards of self care especially regarding diet. Kat had the good plan and I strayed. In addition, I jumped on the WFPB vegan nutrition but I could never go all in and felt hungry and unable to digest the foods. I could only lose weight eating about 800 calories a day. I believe this way of eating also led me eating more High Carb processed food especially feeding my Sugar addiction. I decided two months ago to get back on track with "High Fat" keto diet prescribed by Kat and gave absolutely no regard for scale numbers. Initially, I gained weight - but now two months in (with very few cheats) it is stabilizing and the numbers are coming down slightly. My sugar cravings are almost gone. Here is what is now happening to me eating very few carbs, HIGH FAT, mostly grass fed beef or pork or eggs, a few what I call neutral veggies (example- green beans), few berries, no seed oils, olive oil, Kerry Gold butter, and a dash of cream for 1/4 cup coffee in morning, staying away from sugar substitutes - I feel "happy" I have "energy" I am exercising - swimming over 1 mile 5 days a week, I walk on my rural property 6K to 10K steps a day,I have no aches and pains, I recover from repetitive swimming easily, my recall for names and where I place items has improved, I have no doom and gloom in the morning, My ADHD symptoms improving (able to clean up messes and organize). My figure is changing, I have definition in my biceps and calves and my waist is smaller. My weight is now concentrated in my hips and thighs and butt. My TMJ has improved. Sleep improved- not perfect yet (supplementing with Magnesium). I was able to cut my BP med in half - soon hope to eliminate. Able to stop using daily Inhaler for Asthma and haven't used my rescue inhaler in 1 month. What arthritis? Gone! My skin looks vibrant. For sugar cravings I drink bone broth. I stay full as not to stray from this way of eating and I only counted calories a few times to see how much I am really eating - it turns out to be 1500 to 2000 calories a day - that is what I feel I need. I only eat when I am hungry except if I think I might get tempted on an outing or something - I will eat before I go. Thank you Kat for helping me. I pray I will not be tempted back into the wrong diet - this way of eating and exercising is too important. I have big plans for my future and look forward to everyday.

In my desperate search for a practitioner who could help my son with his MTHFR diagnosis, I…read moreresearched & contacted many. Dr. Toups replied on a Saturday with feedback, referrals and resource links. She was not only professional, but k-i-n-d and encouraging. It made me cry. When your child is not well, it can feel like shouldering the weight of the world. It was beautiful that someone I never even met cared enough to take the time to give a generous response. I'm grateful for the list of practitioners and I'll certainly utilize it. I appreciate you Dr. Toups!

Dr. Hashemian and Dr. Krompier are very kind and genuinely involved in their patients' care. Ruby,…read moreVivian, and Kala are all friendly and attentive--they made my experience really enjoyable. I'd definitely recommend Brain Wellness Center Modesto to anyone considering TMS!

TMS is not a cure, but the treatment has lasting positive changes on my anxiety when I have been…read morestruggling with maxing out dosages on medications without relief. Not as scary as ECT, and very safe.

Parking can be challenging but aside from that the medical offices are very easy to find. There's…read morean informational desk to the left as you walk in the Niles Bldg with very friendly people just in case. So far all the personnel has been professional. They could raise the heat just a tad bit to make the waiting period go faster but I guess they can't please everybody. Lol

I think it should be a standard practice that they notify people when a doctor or PA that you see…read moreon a regular basis is not going to be available for months especially when your appointment is within one of those months and they don't notify anybody. It was the same thing with Sutter when my primary care doctor left Sutter nobody notified and it was really hard to get in to have a new primary I went months and months without a primary I used to like Sutter but they are falling down for sure. They're not consumer friendly I don't believe so anymore.

The staff seems overworked, but you can tell they're trying to remain patient. They do their best…read moreto help despite the lack of providers. The psychiatrist and therapist I see here are good and work well for me... if I can get in to see them. Waiting 3-4 months to see either of them isn't very helpful at all. This office (Modesto psychiatric offices in general) are overbooked. With waiting times that long, the community has shown there is a great need for more physicians and therapists. HIRE MORE PHYSICIANS!!

I've been a patient of Doctor Hetnal for 25 years. He is a wonderful Doctor who truly cares about…read morehis patients. He is very professional, as well as very caring at the same time. He listens carefully, asks insightful questions and considers which medication would be most appropriate. He explains why he thinks a medication might be a good choice, and always goes over the possible side effects. He recommends psychotherapy if he feels it would be beneficial. He has given me incredible support throughout my late twenties up through my early 50's. I've had several ups and downs. I'm not an easy patient to work with. There is a reason I have always stuck with Dr. Hetnal. He is my rock. He always helps me deal with and overcome the challenges that have come my way. He goes above and beyond for his patients. He is the best.

Excellent, excellent psychiatrist. He literally saved my life as I was deeply depressed and…read moresuicidal. My therapist believed that I suffered PTSD from childhood trauma and needed medication to get me out of the extreme cycling (which would be several times a day). I've been with Dr. Hetnal for about six years. He is warm and supportive. I am deeply grateful for his care.

I absolutely love Dr. Saleem! She has been here for me more than I want to admit. (Mental health is…read morehard to talk about!) I love the fact that our "visits" are telehealth now. I can talk to her during my lunch and not worry about missing work!

This is a tough review to write. I first saw Dr. Saleem about a decade ago and found her friendly…read moreand polite. But when I started working with her, I noticed that she changed my diagnoses and started prescribing me different medications than I had ever had before. Nothing wrong with this inherently, but she diagnosed me with Bipolar disorder (which I've never been diagnosed with before or since) and put me on an antipsychotic (Geodon) which caused some really severe side effects (I was awake for several days, unable to sleep, and had some hallucinations towards the end). I told her at first that I didn't think an antipsychotic was the right fit and she told me to keep an open mind. After this happened, I felt I had experienced something very unethical, stopped seeing her, and switched to a new psychiatrist. My old psychiatrist retired, and I decided to give her another shot, with the understanding that I would never go on an antipsychotic again (not that antipsychotics are bad, just that they're not for me). In our first session, she showed up ten minutes late and didn't apologize. I also had to remind her that we worked together, and while she didn't remember me at first, she later added that she did remember me and that she remembers "helping (me) a lot." She also said she didn't recognize me because of the weight I've gained in the past ten years. This is the second doctor I've seen recently who has made a comment about my weight, and I am honestly pretty upset about it. Like many people, I gained weight during quarantine and am quite self-conscious about it. I would like to lose weight and hopefully will in the near future. But there's no need to treat a patient this way, and I'm honestly sort of floored that some doctors think it's acceptable or professional to behave in this manner. I really wish that this was a glowing, five-star review (as I want to see a great psychiatrist), but I have to be honest about my disappointment.

I have to say that I have found California Psychiatric Transitions, to be a place where my family…read moremember seems to be happy. Everyone is friendly, especially Ashley, my family members team leader. She is understanding, friendly, polite and understands that we come a long way to get to their facilities, she even gives us accommodations, to see my family member a little longer. It seems like a nice place, cute area, plenty of land. I thank everyone very much for being very kind, friendly, and courteous to my family member and myself. Thanking all for doing a wonderful job.