This is the place to go if you're interested in TMS…read more Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation therapy has been proven to help with depression- but I will say this particular location SAVED MY LIFE. Staff are very responsive and the technicians are super friendly. Location is clean and parking is on-site. Never had any issues with waiting time or miscommunication. They were very helpful and efficient in accommodating my sessions around my work schedule. Tyler, one of the technicians, was a pleasure to work with. Thank you Neuro Wellness & team! Keep saving lives!!

I called and spoke with Vanessa regarding care thru their NP. I was told she would call me back by…read morethe end of the day on a Friday. I called back on Monday and left a detailed message. No return call. I called 2 more times with no response. As a client in need of medication help, I would hope that a clinic dealing specifically with this area would call back with assistance. Very disappointed.

We are so happy to have found Dr. Furuta. Not only is a consummate professional but she is one of…read morethe most caring physicians we have ever dealt with. My wife and I recommend her highly.

Dr. Furuta is the best psychiatrist in the world. She is an incredible doctor. Takes the time to…read morelisten and get to know you, you are never rushed or made to feel judged or uncomfortable. She is an absolute genius and a wonderful physician. Can't say enough good things

I have never written a review before…read more I often think about reviewing Dr. Morris, but I worry about adding to the already high demand he's in--much like not wanting to share your favorite restaurant. Who wants to wait for a table?! But I'm trying to be a better person. I've sadly had the experience, many times, that psychiatrists aren't able to spend much time talking. I've come to understand that this has become normal because of the cost of care, insurance issues, and so on. As a mom of boys with ADHD, this has been very upsetting for me. I remember calling out one of my son's first psychiatrists for this exact reason. She didn't want to address the emotional side--just prescribe. I was informed by her that psychiatrists didn't have time to do psychotherapy. I wish I could say she was an anomaly, but she wasn't. And while I can empathize with how tricky it must be to navigate an overloaded, underpaid system, it still felt awful. This is why I'm amazed that I often feel like I get both talk therapy and medication support every time I see Dr. Morris. I've always been scared of medications, and he is so wonderful about remembering this, being understanding, and clearly explaining the science behind how a medication works, as well as any potential alternatives. His obvious understanding, fluency, and confidence are incredibly reassuring. And he doesn't do it in a dry, lecture-y way--he talks about it with the same passion he has when discussing Star Wars or Legos. Seriously, ask him about his LEGO collection. It's rare to feel truly listened to and to trust someone because they are so genuinely passionate about what they do. I honestly feel heard on any and all talk-therapy issues. You may wait 15 minutes for him--and that's because he will most likely go over with you too, making sure he fully listens. Actually, he's terrible. Don't see him. :P

Susan S knows what she is talking about. Dr. Morris listens AND he hears you AND he processes and…read morewhen he has feedback he gives it to you on your wavelength. He will not judge you and if you feel you are screwing up, he will be patient and warm. He is particularly intelligent and if he has personal anecdotes that are relevant to you, he's not afraid to discuss. Dr Morris is confident enough and humble enough to share his humanness. Go to his website and read that little blurb. if you like it then call his number and just listen to how calming his voice is. I've manipulated every psychiatrist I've ever seen [i'm not bragging...], but i knew from his website, his voice, and a brief conversation, i had to take him seriously, so in first session i told him all my sabotage antics and have been open like never before. He's the real deal. Mark Van Ness

Dr. Harper has been so helpful in the past several years through many crises. I highly recommend…read moreher.

I saw her several years ago. Like some of the other reviewers, I thought she was a kind, good…read moredoctor in the beginning, as that is the demeanor she initially presents. However, this woman does not know how to safely prescribe serious medications and she made things much worse for me. (Plus, what's been written here about no receptionist, her not getting back to you in a timely fashion, etc. is all true.) I went to her wanting to get off of Alprazolam, as gently and naturally as possible. It's the strongest of the benzodiazepines, which had only been prescribed for me by a DO off-label for back pain, not anything psychiatric...and before I knew what benzodiazepines were, let alone how bad they are! I was on 1.5 mg/day. She ultimately bumped me from that dose to 4 mg/day! This did not feel right to me. But I trusted her then. And I became a wreck! Anxiety through the roof and not feeling grounded enough to do things, especially driving. Her answer? She put me on Gabapentin, too! She took no responsibility for anything as I became more and more debilitated. In fact, she became angry and short with me, as another reviewer also shared. Also, once I began asking more questions as things were getting worse, her immense arrogance rose to the surface, as well. She's a wolf in sheep's clothing and, due to my experience, I don't believe she should be allowed to prescribe psychiatric medications at all. She's the kind of doctor that everyone is hearing about now, adding to the prescription drug problem in this country, who keeps throwing another med upon another med until the person is in a terrible mess, trying to safely get off of them. I ultimately found a great psychiatrist who knows the dangers of psych. meds. and works primarily with getting people off of them, not prescribing them (a rare bird). He got me off the Alprazolam with a slow, gentle taper (not trying to do it in two weeks or a month, as many MDs try to do, putting people in hell on Earth, and sometimes seizures, strokes and the like). He was absolutely horrified by how she had put me on so much of it, and so fast...and embarrassed for his profession. And since I sadly know that people who see a psychiatrist can still be stigmatized, I decided to write this review because 1) I wasn't given psych. meds for psych. reasons and 2) She is just awful and anyone considering working with her on meds should know of at least one person who found out that she's incompetent, to say the least. Stay away.

Dr. Chatlani, Dr. Parikh and Ryan are accomplished, mental-health professionals…read more Dr. Chatlani is a patient listener and carefully examines various angles of the issue/s and cuts through the bone with her guidance and careful advice. She is able to see several steps ahead. I could see that she was invested in my well-being. She is open. She is honest. She is humble. She is kind. And, she is a good doctor. Ryan is a terrific therapist who takes copious notes and can recall details from our conversation even weeks later. You know he is invested in the well-being of his patients. He has a difficult job but, makes it look so easy. He is the messenger of hope! He is not patronizing. He is honest. he is a really good therapist. Dr. Parikh - I am stunned at how amazingly good Dr. Parikh is. I can actually see her taking in every word, dissecting it and then going into the depths of the issues and making it relevant in ways that resonate deeply with me. Dr. Parikh cares! She is invested in her patients! She epitomizes the good one expects and prays for to experience in her profession. She is a highly accomplished health care professional. I highly recommend Savant Care. It took me over a decade to find the right place. And, this it. All three mental health care professionals deserve kudos on Yelp!

Talk about a horrible experience. I filled out their info online in December and was told the…read moresoonest appt is 2/6 with Dr Joseph Burwell. Arthur made the appt then on 2/3 (today) I received an email from Arthur that my appointment has been cancelled. I called in and was told that they have an appt tomorrow (No way for me to make it) or I can come in some time in March. To summarize, I waited 2 months for an appt, that was cancelled 3 days before. This company does NOT CARE about your mental health. I recommend contacting a doctor who does. This place is more like a factory than a medical practice. Yelp needs a 0 star option for Savant Care Clinic in Redondo Beach. Their response is HIPPA won't allow them to "divulge" anything. What a joke of an answer. There is no HIPPA. I set an INITIAL APPT 2 months in advance only to get an email l 3 days before telling me it's cancelled and to call the office When I did they told me they can see me in March. ANYONE seeking this type of medical help should go to a real practice. Not a factory like this place. Good rIddance mr operations manager.

I've referred many patients to this practice over the years, and I've consistently had a wonderful…read moreexperience. Dr. Fein and her team are incredibly kind, compassionate, and truly take the time to get to know each person they work with. Communication is excellent as they are responsive, collaborative, and make coordination of care seamless. My patients have consistently shared positive experiences, and I genuinely appreciate knowing they are in such capable and caring hands. I recommend this practice without hesitation.

Professional, well-run office with a calm atmosphere. The staff is courteous and efficient, and Dr…read moreBrown was attentive, clear, and respectful. Overall, a solid and patient-focused practice.

I normally don't do Yelp reviews but I just finished my last day of virtual IOP today and was blown…read moreaway by the amount of dedication, care, and time the therapists, counselors, and group facilitators put into their clients. I've been in an IOP before and it was terrible experience, so I was reluctant to try again but I needed the help so I took a leap of faith and I am so glad I did. The cohort I was in was amazing, everyone was so loving, accepting, and talkative. We were known as the talkative group. Throughout my 3 months here, I think there was only one issue with the program that I had, and it was resolved immediately. Not once did I ever feel unwelcomed, silenced, or judged. I work in treatment as well and cannot wait to refer patients to you guys. Chris, Stephanie, Derrick, Heather, Erik, Sauncia, Sydney, Amber, Justin, and others I may be forgetting (sorry), you guys were amazing and I attribute a lot of my growth to you all. Thank you especially to my therapist Amber who continuously pushed and challenged me, you have no idea how much you've helped me in just 3 months. Saying goodbye was very hard, which is how you know something truly made an impact on you. I love this place and would highly recommend anybody who is struggling to give Clear a chance. If I could give 10 stars, I would.

I don't normally write Yelp reviews, but given how few existing reviews there are for this…read morelocation, and how profoundly impactful my experience there was on my life, I feel obligated to share so that others who are struggling like I was 4 months ago can hopefully make the best decision possible for their wellbeing. For those unfamiliar with PHP/IOP treatment, it's essentially a middle ground between regular weekly therapy and full hospitalization. If you're in a crisis and are not currently receiving any kind of psychiatric care, this place can help you; if you're already receiving care, but it doesn't feel like enough, or you feel like you need something more intense--without being admitted to a psychiatric hospital (the image I had in my mind was being restrained in a straight jacket and surrounded by doctors in lab coats)--this is EXACTLY the kind of program you're looking for. Essentially, it's a 3 month commitment. After speaking to the admissions team and doing a remote interview with the program director, Tim, you'll likely begin within a few days--possibly within 24 hours. For 4 weeks, you show up every weekday at 9am and leave at 3:30pm. This is the partial hospitalization program, or PHP. You'll go through an extensive intake process where you'll be asked some very personal questions (I was uncomfortable at first, but trust me, the staff here are super caring and kind and you'll get to know all of them really well). You'll be thrown into the existing PHP group (mine was around 10 people) which is also nerve-wracking--but again you'll be surrounded by people who are probably there for similar reasons as you, and everyone will be totally understanding and welcoming). You'll be assigned a personal care team consisting of a therapist and a counselor, each of whom you'll meet with individually once a week. There's also a nurse practitioner who you'll consult with weekly, who can assist with prescribing medications or simply supervising/monitoring any existing ones you may be taking. There's a 30 minute lunch halfway through the day, as well as 10 minute breaks in between each group session. The sessions include traditional group therapy (known as "open process," led by one of the therapists); dialectical behavior therapy (DBT, led by a counselor); reading/journaling exercises on a whole range of topics related to things like coping skills, causes of anxiety, depression, trauma/PTSD, social skills, communication skills, etc. (the list goes on and on); and some interesting once-a-week sessions like art therapy, sound bath, and drama therapy (it's not what it sounds like, trust me). After that, you'll transition into the intensive outpatient program (IOP) over the course of 2 weeks; this is known as the "hybrid" period--hybrid PHP for one week (attending PHP for half days only, either 9am-12pm or 12:30pm-3:30pm), then hybrid IOP for another week (half day PHP on Tue/Thur, and half day IOP on Mon/Wed/Fri). The remaining 6 weeks are the IOP portion of the treatment, consisting of the same half days, but only 3 days a week (Mon/Wed/Fri); these types of programs are a "revolving door" of people entering and exiting, some at the start of their 3 months and some at the end, so when you transition to IOP, you'll be in a new group--same staff and care team, some new faces, mostly familiar ones, just a different room than PHP and slightly different activities and program structure. You'll still meet with your individual therapist and counselor every week. After 12 weeks, you'll finish and will be officially discharged from the program. The staff can help you get set up with an outside therapist and psychiatrist if needed. Now, logistics aside, this place changed my life. I'm not "fixed" nor did I expect to be. I'm not even necessarily doing "better"--but I am different; I think just a little bit differently, I feel just a little bit differently, I think about my feelings just a little bit differently. My life is more or less the same as it was before I went through the program, however--there are now small but powerful glimmers of change that I notice as I go about my days, little cracks in the behavioral patterns that have been on repeat for years, tiny moments of clarity where I understand what I'm doing, what I'm thinking, what I'm feeling, and why it's happening. It may not sound like much, but my time at Clear was without a doubt the most profound 3 months of my life, and attending was quite possibly the best decision I've ever made for myself. Special thanks to Mike and Lilly for being such a chill and awesome care team for me, Tim for creating such a thoughtful and in-depth program, Caroline for being so welcoming every day at the front desk, and everyone else for cultivating such a safe, kind, and respectful space each and every day--Sarah, Hailey, Donovan, Thomas, Kelly, Lainey, Gavin, John, Kristina, Logan, Joanna, Alexis, Wendy, Nathan, Jamie, Christian, Amanda, and uh...anyone I'm forgetting.

Horrible office policy. Price was set at $200 and said there was an intern of hers that would only…read morecharge $100 if I could not afford her rate or did not have insurance. The intern was unlicensed and still working on her dissertation and told me I could only get the $100/ session rate if I paid for 8 sessions in advance. This seemed extensive, since she was and intern and unlicensecd. The intern was unprofessional and seemed to me only after the money. I was seriously ill and missed two sessions and called in to cancel the night before but was still charged the full rate rate twice with no break. When I decided to end the sessions I was charged 150 for my last session . I do not recommend this business unless you have money to burn on an unlicensed unprofessional office and don't care care about a consistent reasonable rate. Stay far fr away from this one. Thank you, Very unhappy patient!

Colleen Long 's approach to therapy is perhaps what the Psych world finally got right. Her Positive…read moreapproach and her experience allows the client to fully express what they really need in order to exist in today's stressful world. She allows for growth and unconditional understanding to who you are. Her concepts and questions allows for depth and inner soul searching to a more successful and quality life. So if you would like to go to the next level in living a much more fulfilling life, one that you can reach your total potential, this is one person you just have to meet.

My psychiatrist recommended TMS for me after medications being unsuccessful and deciding to give it…read morea try was the best decision I could have ever made. TMS has helped me immensely with my anxiety and depression. Juliet has been my technician for the majority of my sessions and she is wonderful. She immediately made me feel comfortable and walked me through what treatment would be like. I have throughly enjoyed out morning chats and she shows that she really cares about her patients. Juliet is amazing at her job and it shows.

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.