Dr. Maren is truly a lifesaver. I spent months having traditional practitioners tell me that there…read morewas nothing they could do to help my digestive issues, and I was fine. After one phone call with Dr. Maren, she correctly identified what my symptoms meant. She prescribed simple, at-home tests, and within a month I had a treatment plan. Within 3 months, I'm feeling the best that I've felt in a year. During each appointment, she takes the time to explain all test results, and never feels rushed. If you or someone in your family is suffering from a chronic issue, I highly recommend a call to Dr. Maren's functional medicine practice.

Dr. Maren is my go-to provider for everything Holistic and natural regarding my health, my family's…read morehealth and the health of my own patients. I'm a Physician as well and have been blown away by Dr. Maren's wealth of knowledge in functional medicine, compassionate care and personal commitment to living as clean as possible. Highly, highly recommend her!!

Life has a way of punching you in the stomach and spitting in your face sometimes and when you're…read morebeing bullied by its many unpleasant surprises, it's best to have a body guard. The psych clinic can be that much-needed Schwarzenegger who will protect you and pump. you. up. so you can continue to protect yourself. The protocol goes something like this: You first call to schedule a consultation appointment. You will more than likely talk to John who is down to earth, calming, and professional. The consultation consists of filling out a bunch of paperwork and a 300+ question survey which helps them determine your mental health needs and to match you with a person who is best suited for those. This is pretty stress-free and involves you touching a touch-screen a bunch of times while reflecting on all the crappy stuff going on in your life for the past month. This little jaunt down memory lane will cost you $40. After that, it takes usually about three weeks to schedule your first appointment but once you're in, getting weekly appointments is easy peasy. If you have BCN grad care, your co-pay is about $20 which is glorious compared to the $150+ per hour you'd be paying out of pocket. My experiences here have been almost all positive. The therapists are generally grad or post-grad students who are doing their 'residency' at U of M. The good news is: 1) they're usually young and inspired, ready to make a difference in the world, really wanting to learn from you and be there for you 2) as a grad student, they are more or less your peers, which makes talking about "young adult" stuff comfortable and relatable 3) since they're at U of M you know they're they're at the top, if not near the top, of their field The bad news is 1) most of them leave after about a year which means if you want stable long-term therapy, you will need to get a new therapist (the upshot to this? you can try out different therapists without feeling guilty about ditching your last one) 2) since they are students, they may not have as much experience as more seasoned veterans 3) there is only one psychiatrist on staff, getting an appointment with her is hard, and I didn't have the best rapport with her (I got the sense she was a little judgmental and she was quick to pile on various medications without talking about other supplements or life changes) As a person who is generally very DIY about taking care of myself, stubborn, and always wanting to stress my independence and self-reliance, this was a surprisingly beneficial and comforting outlet for when life was just too much to handle. So if you're feeling worn out, bummed out, wounded, or pissed off, the staff here will give you a bandage, kiss your boo-boo, and teach your how to fight gravity. Affordable. Effective. Empowering. If you're even flirting with the idea of talking to someone and getting support, this is a fantastic place for a first-timer (even if you might be resistant to the whole "therapy" idea).

Does not care about patients. Cocktails of medications that give horrible side effects and does not…read morefollow up on care. I was stable on medication from a previous doctor, and then I got a severe rash and itching from a change of dose and mixing in new medication. Couldn't get ahold of him, so I went cold turkey off these medications, which could have ended badly. He also doesn't understand how to approach complex chronic mental illness. If you need a therapist to listen to your daily struggles, he's there to listen, but has nothing to offer someone struggling with chronic severe depression or cptsd.

From the owner: Dr. Gotlib is a board-certified psychiatrist providing complete mental health care to teens and…read moreadults in Ann Arbor, Michigan, and throughout Washtenaw County. He leads the team at his self-named practice, Steven L. Gotlib, MD, PC.  Dr. Gotlib earned his medical degree from the Keck School of Medicine at the University of Southern California (USC) in Los Angeles. After graduation, he completed an adult psychiatry residency and a child and adolescent psychiatry fellowship at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor. Dr. Gotlib brings more than 40 years of mental health care experience to his practice. He regularly provides outpatient care via telehealth, diagnosing and treating various psychiatric and behavioral disorders, including anxiety, depression, attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), and insomnia. Dr. Gotlib even offers more specialized care, such as business counseling and relationship counseling. Dr. Gotlib enjoys honing his professional skills when he isn't meeting with clients or developing psychiatric treatment plans. He regularly participates in continuing medical education (CME) on mental health and other wellness-related topics. Dr. Gotlib welcomes anyone seeking improved mental health, and a more positive outlook, to his self-titled practice today. Call the office to request a new patient consultation, or book an appointment online.

She never returned my call. I give you one simple task. Don't say on all websites that you are…read moreaccepting new patients if you are not or outsource your calls.

Known Dr. Miller for 25+ years. He came highly recommended by one of his colleagues. He offered…read moreperseverance, patience and guidance. With his encouragement, comforting words of wisdom and warm laughter I navigated life with ease. When I met him I couldn't tie MY shoelaces. He is an expert and highly trained specialist. We focused intensely on resolution, but at no time did he EVER put me on drugs; on the contrary he got me OFF of them: immediately! He is soon retiring and the mental health community will lose a tremendous asset. Shameful, someone is posting negative reviews of him all over the internet! Probably all fake. Note: I do have a scary Yelp stalker (see my review of Yelp) who counters my reviews out of unmitigated ruthless spite (please! get help!). My original review (removed by me) was up FIRST, and re-posted. The horrible negative ones came after, coincidentally there were NO reviews of this Doctor before mine years ago. Anyone can post anything (however dubious) on Yelp which is why I quit using this platform. No 'board certified' psychiatrist would EVER risk losing his license by over medicating a patient to where they couldn't function. Absurd! One mentions the "university" doctors, well, Dr. Miller used to be on faculty at U of M for years (also obtained a certificate from there). He has a very reputable standing both within and out of the University. He is also a training supervising analyst at the MI Psychoanalytic Institute. He doesn't even take insurance that is how good he is, he can be discerning about who he sees (cash only). He probably kicked these psychos out if they actually did go to him, seriously doubt it.

At first he seemed competent, but in the long-term the therapy was destructive. He doesn't realize…read morethat he doesn't have the empathy, skill or insight to work with women who have experienced childhood trauma. Regardless of what I felt or thought, he was always the expert, able to convince me for years not to trust my ability to perceive or understand myself or the world around me. Finally I realized this was not healthy therapy and I was much worse off than when I had started. I tried to work it out but he became angry and suddenly refused to treat me without providing any references.

I'm not sure why anyone would have anything negative to say about him, unless their perceptions…read morewere distorted by the mental health issues that sent them there(???). Dr. Herbst is attentive, pleasant, easy to talk to and can answer just about every question I ask. If he doesn't know the answer, he researches it, having access to physician's medical resources and studies. He is on time. He is skilled at prescribing medications when they are needed. I am not a young person and I have had too many "shrinks" to count over the course of my lifetime. I would rate him as one of the absolute best. I give him an A+. I hope I will never have to look for another one! All that said, one doctor may not be right for everyone, based on personalities and the patient's issues to be addressed. Sometimes you have to see more than one to find the right fit.

Dr. Herbst has been an indispensable part of my life and medical team ever since I was first…read morediagnosed with Stage 3c metastatic malignant melanoma and then again with stage IV terminal a decade after my first remission. I could say tons about what he's done for me but I'll promise you this: he will always respond (and respond quickly) to any of your needs. He even treated me for free when he fell out of my insurance companies approved providers but it was months before I found out. He never scolded me or asked for a penny. After a decade plus, I consider him a friend who has no intention of retiring for the 20+yrs:).

Marie Thompson Medical license has sanctions against her Michigan. The medical board has a serious…read moredual relationship finding, Problems with medical records she provided, false, inaccurate, incomplete, and other sanctions. I suggest not using her services. She talked about her problems during patients appointments, used patient to run errands, clean her house, scolded patient during appointments for not doing her errands correctly. lied on Medical records. Horrible, gasllighting and psychological manipulation to confuse patient being she was person of authority over suffering patient.