Jenny Moon is unbiasedly, an excellent therapist and individual. It is difficult to capture in…read morewords, how skilled and gifted she is as a therapist and also as someone who provides a service. She is extremely knowledgeable and excellent in her skill set and this is made clear to you in how you experience her intuitive, deeply compassionate and effective care. It is very difficult to find a qualified, trustworthy, and experienced Asian American therapist who can understand so many of the nuances that coexist within multiple cultures and generations, and then on top of that, finding someone who you can immediately feel you can be yourself with and trust is not easy! I've seen so many friends go through therapist after therapist unsuccessfully, and I can genuinely and honestly say that Jenny's practice should not be overlooked. I've confidently referred clients to her team of amazing therapists. Book a session with her!

Jenny has helped me throughout the years and her calm, quiet strength and grace provides a safe…read morespace to open up. Everything you say has weight and you never feel like she's taking anything lightly no matter how silly you think you sound. She helps guide you through whatever journey or path you're on at that time and ensures that you feel safe while also providing you tools to feel strong and confident on your own. A true gem of a human!

We've been taking our two children to Dr. Julie Douglass for the past six years and have…read moreconsistently had a great experience. Whether it's routine checkups, sick visits, or annual flu shots, Dr. Douglass and her staff have always been caring, attentive, and professional. The team does a wonderful job making our kids feel comfortable and well cared for. We're very grateful for the excellent care they've received over the years.

She was always a kind person! She would go out of way for you!…read moreShe is what a real doctor is all about!

A very important person in my life passed away in the beginning of 2023. It was sudden and…read moretraumatic. I didn't realize I held all the grief in and avoided dealing with it properly. When I noticed some of the grief turn into anger, that was when I decided to seek professional help. I searched for therapists that specialized in grief and loss which lead me to my current therapist. For privacy reasons I will not disclose any names but they know who they are. It was important to me to find a therapist with a similar background and gave this place shot. I was provided a free 15 minute consultation that went well. It helped break the ice and answered all my concerns. I do the in person sessions twice a month and it has been life changing. I have good days, bad days and really bad days so having this service clears up a lot of things. Their office is 5 minutes away from mine and was easy to find. I'm so grateful that this resource exist!

From my experience, professional, caring, flexible, informative, helpful and great options for…read moretherapists.

Five stars is not enough for Anulika Chilaka at Lifeline Walk-In Clinic in Torrance…read more Anulika is exceptionally knowledgeable and highly skilled. You can immediately tell you are in the hands of someone who truly understands medicine at a deep level. She is thorough, thoughtful, and incredibly sharp in her clinical judgment. She does not rush through visits. She listens carefully, asks the right questions, and explains everything clearly so you fully understand what is happening and why. What truly sets her apart is the way she makes you feel. She has a calm, confident presence that immediately puts you at ease. Even when discussing complex or concerning issues, she communicates with clarity and reassurance. You leave feeling informed, supported, and confident in the plan of care. It is rare to find a provider who combines such strong clinical expertise with genuine compassion and professionalism. Anulika clearly takes pride in the care she provides and it shows in every interaction. If you are looking for a provider who is intelligent, confident, thorough, and truly invested in her patients, Lifeline Walk-In Clinic is the place to go. I would recommend her without hesitation.

I wanted to have my BP taken, so I chose this place because it had all 5 stars. If you're wondering…read moreif you should believe the hype, BUH-LEEEEVE it!!!! They open at 9am and I arrived at 9:02. I was greeted warmly by the receptionist and handed a super short sign in form which basically consisted of my name. I gave her my ID and insurance card and paid $40. Very soon thereafter I was seen by two nurses who asked me a ton of questions, listened intently to my answers and then asked follow up questions. They took my BP three times and in each arm. Explained to me that my BP was fine and gave me suggestions as to what might have spiked it in the first place and ways to keep that from happening again. I left the office feeling seen and more importantly, cared for. 10/10, highly recommend.

This clinic cancelled appointments on me last minute twice after I had taken time off work both…read moretimes to come in. The first time they called me at 10am the day of my appointment to let me know that the provider was out. The second time - they didn't even let me know until I walked in the door that the appointment had been cancelled as I didn't fill out the online intake forms. I tried to sign up to the website - but the email confirmations to register the account never came through. The front desk person told me once I got in that if the forms weren't filled out an hour prior to arrival, the appointment gets cancelled. The only other option is to arrive an hour early to fill out the paperwork. Nobody had informed me of this. The only notice I got came two hours prior to my appointment. Meaning, after receiving their notification text - you have to know you're supposed to arrive within the hour to fill out paperwork even though the text doesn't mention that. This establishment is unprofessional and lacks compassion for the patients coming in for mental heath treatment. What a disappointing experience.

My husband, had an appointment scheduled with this psychiatrist. On the very same day, the office…read morecanceled his appointment with no notice. He had rearranged his work schedule to be able to attend, only to be told he couldn't be seen because he is currently under the care of another psychiatrist and takes a medication they do not provide. Even after he explained that he was seeking a second opinion and still wanted to keep the appointment, the office refused and canceled on him anyway. This was extremely disappointing and disrespectful. People seek psychiatric care because they need support. Patients deserve more professionalism, transparency, and compassion--especially when dealing with mental health challenges.

It's hard to write a review about a psychologist without providing too many personal details. So,…read moreto spare you the drama and make it short, Dr. Moali is great at what she does. I wish there were more than 5 stars because Dr. Moali would be worthy of every one of them and more! I have known her for several years and she has provided me with guidance for the many different needs I had. I always feel motivated and positive about life when I talk to her. Dr. Moali is compassionate, honest, kind, caring, ethical and extremely effective. I cannot say enough about her extensive skill set and ability to work with a wide range of clients and circumstances. Dr. Moali is well trained, educated and really knowledgeable with such a great method and structure for addressing issues. Talking with Dr. Moali is easy and comfortable because she is a very genuine and kind-hearted person. With her experience, education, and natural abilities she has what it takes to shine light on even the darkest of times. I would highly recommend Dr. Moali. She is a wonderful option. You can't go wrong with her because she will find a way to help you.

I have referred to Dr. Moali several times for outpatient therapy for eating disorders, sex therapy…read more& general mental health because I know the person I am referring will get the best quality of care from a professional that truly cares and is quite astute as a psychologist. Dr. Moali is a trusted leader in the mental health field & I am so grateful that she & her team are such a good resource for individuals, couples and families.

AMAZING service and genuine care. ALL the staff here are super nice and awesome and I am very…read moregrateful for their healing powers :) :) :P They cover all bases: medication, therapy, social work, activities, sports, music, group, sobriety, but most of all they GENUINELY care :D -JE

Hello, My name is Jacqueline, and I was recently discharged…read morefrom Del Amo Hospital on July 4 at approximately 06:00. I was hospitalized for postpartum depression and placed on a 51/50 hold. Initially, I was terrified and didn't know what to expect. As a nursing mother, I had many concerns about being separated from my baby and maintaining my milk supply. Fortunately, many members of the staff helped make a very difficult experience more manageable. I would especially like to recognize Raymona, Shirley (with piercings), Jocelyn, Deborah, Diego and Ryan. They were kind, attentive, compassionate, and professional. They treated me with dignity and empathy during one of the most vulnerable moments of my life. Other staff members were also kind, and I wish I remembered all of their names so I could acknowledge them as well. For the most part, the rooms and common areas were kept clean, and I felt that patients were generally treated with respect and listened to. Unfortunately, I also experienced a very frightening and traumatic interaction with Nurse Tatiana. On my first night at the hospital, she withheld my breast pump despite my repeatedly explaining that, as a breastfeeding mother, I needed to pump every three to four hours to avoid pain, engorgement, and potential complications. I first requested my breast pump around 19:30. but was not given access to it until approximately 23:00, despite making multiple requests and returning to the nurses' station several times. During that time, my left breast became severely engorged, I was leaking breast milk, and I was in significant physical pain and emotional distress. I cried in the hallway because I felt helpless. Rather than showing compassion, Nurse Tatiana approached me, stood only a few inches from my face, and repeatedly asked in an aggressive tone, "Why are you crying? What have I done to you?" Her demeanor was intimidating and made me feel frightened. As a survivor of childhood sexual abuse and domestic violence, this interaction was especially triggering and left me feeling unsafe. Fortunately, three other staff members intervened on my behalf and insisted that I receive my breast pump. I am grateful for their advocacy. When I later asked Nurse Tatiana for her name, she refused to identify herself and was not wearing a name badge. After asking several times without receiving an answer, a kind Asian nurse with her hair in a bun provided me with Tatiana's name and explained how to file a grievance. I submitted a written grievance before my discharge. I respectfully ask that this incident be thoroughly reviewed. Please, look at the cameras and verify what I am telling you is true with other staff members. I believe Nurse Tatiana would benefit from additional training in trauma-informed care, compassionate communication, and the unique needs of postpartum and breastfeeding patients. Patients admitted to psychiatric facilities are among the most vulnerable members of our community, and they deserve to be treated with patience, dignity, and respect. Before becoming a stay-at-home mother, I worked for seven years as an immigration case manager serving vulnerable populations, including individuals with severe mental illness, substance use disorders, and those with extensive criminal histories. Regardless of a person's background or circumstances, I always believed every individual deserved to be treated with respect, professionalism, and compassion. That same standard should be upheld in a behavioral health setting. I also noticed that on my belongings inventory, Tatiana wrote the word "chonis" instead of "underwear." While this may seem minor, I found it unprofessional and inconsistent with the level of professionalism patients should expect. Thank you for taking the time to read my concerns. I appreciate the many staff members who cared for me with kindness, and I hope my experience can help improve the care provided to future patients, especially postpartum mothers who are already navigating an incredibly vulnerable time in their lives. Sincerely, Jacqueline

Diana is a true healer. I recommend her services to anyone who needs some encouragement in life,…read moregreat advice, or a solution to a problem. Either you're a business leader in need of some coaching, a family with a complicated relationship question, or an individual seeking guidance, Diana is always there for you. Thank you for being there for me in every difficult situation.

I saw Diana several years ago... I have to give her all the credit and am very thankful and…read moregrateful for the time I went to see her. She helped me with many personal problems... many stemming from family problems and constantly picking horrible men/relationships. I had to make changes within myself, changed my thinking, perspective, how I handled certain things in life and who I chose to keep around in my life. I have since went on eventually meeting the type of man I always wanted to meet, that treats me wonderfully... more than my wildest imagination and have been with him for over a year and a half now. There really hasn't been any bad days... even on a bad day he's wonderful. He's the nicest person I've ever met, my favorite person. I'm glad I met her bc if not I would have kept on the same path that wasn't working for me. I'm grateful to know her and she will be the first person I would call when I need some support, advice, sounding board, another perspective or ideas on how to deal with something I can't resolve on my own. She's also someone I would highly recommend to family/friends or anyone wanting a great relationship or having problems in their relationship or marriage to go to to help resolve problems.

The Torrance office lost me as a patient because the administration staff is negligent. Ignored…read morepharmacy refill request multiple times , no call backs not even the text message systems they use were responding. Was there about a year and seemed like once I started feeling better they still wanted to schedule me monthly. I was never on any benzos so honestly I'd avoid this office. Feels like they want to generate multiple office visits more than needed. Went back to my general practitioner. They also try really hard to push that TMS treatment after I denied it multiple times . More money for them to push that. Office staff is the reason people leave this place.

Sadly, after 2 years my experience has changed dramatically for the worse. I am a registered nurse…read moreof 30+ years and well versed in medications and mental health. The Nurse Practioner is wonderful, BUT...BIG BUT, Dr Faynboym who is the director is extremely, EXTREMELY conservative. I am currently trying to wean from a medication which has thrown me into severe withdrawals. (I am following all the guidelines by my Practioner for coming off this med safely) I have developed akathisia; Horrendous drive to move my body constantly. I haven't slept in FOUR DAYS! I jerk awake after a few minutes. I have had multiple appointments this week just to BEG for help. I have asked for a limited amount medication for my intense anxiety and insomnia. I was told no for my sleep meds. I was given a poor 4 sub-theraputic dosage pills for anxiety. They did not help. My NP was very apologetic, but his hands were tied due to Dr F. I have tried other medications for sleep that did not work. I needed 5 sleeping pills. FIVE, Just to not lose my sanity. So I was told to take Benadryl. It has never helped me. I cried after getting off the phone. No help and no care for a struggling patient that is trying to improve. I am currently looking for another doctor to manage my care. I will never return to NeuroWellness.

I have never found a therapist quite like Payton. She is an incredible listener, offers thoughtful…read moreinsight, and really is gifted at what she does. She created a warm and accepting environment. I have never felt judged and genuinely look forward to our sessions. I have had a variety of therapists and Payton just has something no one else has had. I highly recommend.

*after posting this review, 2 random reviews popped up in defense of this...within hours. They are…read moreboth 5 stars which leads me to believe the rest of the reviews may not be real. I am now validated in why I chose to write this. I actually came back on here to delete my review because I started feeling bad, and then when I saw the new fake reviews, I decided to leave it up. I am actually considering filing a formal complaint with the state licensing board of Psychology. I came to this therapy center based on reviews and seeking safety and understanding while navigating an extremely difficult and confusing relationship with my ex-husband, who is a covert narcissist and also works in a high powered job. In the beginning, she gained my trust, she listened, validated my experiences, and made me feel seen for the first time in a long time. I felt like I could work on the relationship despite some deeply disturbing foundational truths. However, I felt rushed to fix the relationship before addressing the financial and emotional abuse. Something felt off. I realized a few sessions in the therapist was an associate (with a supervisor), but I wasn't informed of this. It caught me by surprise that she asked her supervisor his opinion and shared that with us. I started to feel our situation was beyond her expertise. I stuck it out and over time, things shifted dramatically. After my ex had a 1:1 with her and shared his version of events, the therapist's attitude toward me changed completely. She began to dismiss my concerns, silence me so that he could speak but didn't silence him when he interrupted me, she minimized my experiences, and even reframed deeply painful events in ways that aligned with his narrative. Events that I told her in a 1:1 were beyond traumatic for me. She wanted us to co-parent which is understandable, but romanticizing my trauma was tone deaf. I left the last session feeling retraumatized, unsafe, and blamed for dynamics that were rooted in manipulation and control. He is now using me firing her against me too and has now called me bipolar. A very common thing for narcissists to say to try to devalue and confuse their victim. It's not true. Maybe he told this therapist that too and she took the bait? He's very smart and manipulative. I have trauma response that is anxiety, and once you leave a narcissist they lose their energy supply. They panic. They call you crazy and start to convince others you are. It was devastating to realize that someone I had trusted with my healing could be swayed so easily by appearances and authority, especially when working with a client already in a power-imbalanced and emotionally abusive situation. Literal facts about financial abuse and gaslighting in sessions. It was horrible. She couldn't spot this abuse. She did spot my trauma but then diminished it to please him. I share this review not out of bitterness, but to caution others: if you are leaving or recovering from a relationship with a narcissistic or manipulative partner, please make sure your therapist is deeply trauma-informed and understands the dynamics of coercive control and narcissistic abuse. Trust your gut!!! If something feels off, it probably is. Lisa assured me after I complained she would change things and take swift action, but I still fear for others who may experience this. What action would she take? How can this be prevented? Something horrible could have happened to a more fragile person. Maybe this review will save a life. Maybe Lisa did take me seriously and take action and make sure that will never happen again. But I can't risk it. I hope someone reading this will get some support from this and make sure they understand that not all therapists are skilled to handle narcissists or trauma. 1 star because Lisa did call me to apologize, she was very nice and helpful and told me she understood. (Fast forward a week I'm updating this to alert others she actually manipulated me and made promises that were not genuine. She was only trying to save her business and didn't care about me. She even sent me a ChatGPT response in her first response of my complaint and I let that go thinking maybe she was tired but now I see she didn't actually care.) I just can't not warn others...something was a miss here, and it could have ended in a very different way for someone else. Most victims of narcissists end up harming themselves because no one believes them. I will say this therapist is lucky I have another therapist outside of her and lucky that I realized what my narcissistic ex had done to her. She was so easily influenced by him, a hard lesson to learn, and luckily nothing tragic happened as a result of this manipulation taking over. Thank you for reading I hope you ask a lot of questions before booking, be very careful and make sure the therapist can pivot if needed, and make sure the therapist is a good fit first. Trust your gut.