I came to Dr. Mee because I thought I was going to collapse at work. As it turns out that I was…read moredeep in depression. Dr. Mee talked me through the process, why medication didn't work for me in the past, and why it will this time. Dr. Mee is PROMPT in responding with emails and saw me within a week of my request for an appointment. Yes, medication takes awhile (2 months for me) to really kick in, but once it did, I have not felt this good in at least 5 if not 7 years. Though medication won't erase everything hard about Life, I am better equipped to deal with all of it, thanks to Dr. Mee. If you are wondering if you should see someone to get on medication because you're ready to tear your hair out, or suspect that something is "off", go see Dr. Mee. Yes, he costs a lot. But it's because he will help you in the way you need to. There is no guess work here. Here is a medical professional who cares and will get you the help you need.

I'm a Family Physician, and I know that not all doctors are excellent. Given that, it is hard for…read moreme to trust myself to someone else. Dr. Mee quickly alleviated my fears. He is brilliant, thoughtful and he provides individualized care. He is my "go to" psychiatrist for my patients, and their experiences with him have been consistently transformative. Some may initially balk at paying cash for their care, but all ultimately believe him to be worth every penny. Look no further.

Truly liked Dr Kitzinger. He was treating my son, when he was a miner, middle school age. My son…read morealso enjoyed his therapy with him

I really liked Dr. Litzinger. He saw my son when he was a teenager a few years back and was really…read moregood with him. He's top notch as far as psychiatrists go. I wanted to see him myself but he doesn't take my insurance unfortunately.

Dr. Saghal is one of the best Doctors in the psychiatric field. She is extremely knowledgeable in…read moremental health issues, empathetic, and kind. She is patient and truly listens. She genuinely cares and wants to help. And, it's very rare that I wait to see her but if so, no more than 30 minutes. I'd continue going to her if that wait was every time I went. She's well worth it! I've been seeing Dr Saghal for several years. I began seeing her when my husband (LEO) was murdered. I was suffering from PTSD, severe depression, and horrible fear and anxiety. I had visited a half dozen psychiatrists prior to Dr Saghal and was just about to give up. So glad I pressed on because it lead me to her. Life-changing experience with Dr Saghal!

I am not a patient. She treats my bipolar husband and autistic son. My son is braindead on…read moreantipsychotics, she prescribed. He believes he needs to be on these meds, I assume due to these infrequent online appointments. He can transition to safer meds. I assume she never told him to call with questions or gave him instructions. He was unable to stay awake and function, so I suggested taking the meds at night instead. I should not need to be the doctor. I would be taking him to his appointments and assist. I demanded his dad go with him to help communicate/advocate, with serious medical problems, after he sent him alone. He needs a doctor experienced with autism, cognizant of the virulent antisemitism he cannot handle, especially from medical staff, I experienced. My husband is stressed caring for a disabled wife, now, without my son's help and serious health issues. He has a university degree, lived independently, went on Birthright to Israel, and Poland with his dad to see his brother. Stress has always exacerbated my husband's condition. He is being abusive when he has to care for me when caregivers are gone. My son was destroyed by alumni he thought were his friends, who targeted him with antisemitism following Oct. 7, Open Season on Jews Day. A twice yearly med visit virtually, with no psychologist, only an MFT is malpractice. UCSD is responsible for the damage they caused via a hostile campus environment. I had the same as a patient. His poor insurance is due to UCSD abusing him, then dumping him. I was told she is an Rx mill, but many are today. My older son invited him to Poland, where affordable medical care is available.

Research coordinators, Nurses, and Physician our professional and positive .Very professional with…read moretheir work and attitude is extraordinary.

After suffering from migraines for years and not being properly diagnosed until I was in my late…read more40's, I was relieved to find this migraine study with PRI. All other previous meds that was prescribed for my migraines made feel like I wanted to die and crawl out of my skin! I would much rather suffer with the migraine pain than to suffer the side effects from taking the others. I just completed the study after being on it for a year and let me say, this stuff was the best ever that I have taken for my migraines! It worked like magic and with no ill side effects. I have had two more migraines since my last dose of the study med and I was dying! I hope this passes and on the market soon. The staff couldn't be more helpful and friendly. I was greeted every visit with smiles and respect. I would refer PRI to anyone looking for a little relief and able to help mankind by becoming a study subject. Upon my last visit, I was given a warm throw blanket as token of their appreciation by Melissa, my counselor. Was not expecting that. See? Friendly. Thank you PRI

Shirley Furman is a unique therapist and unlike any provider I have worked with. I turned to her…read morefor help with anxiety and sleep, and to help me wean off a medication that I had been on for twenty years. She is a good listener, compassionate, and skilled in both allopathic and homeopathic medicine. When I urgently needed help (on more than one occasion), she found time to meet with me on short notice. Her training as a nurse practitioner (one step below an MD) allows her to prescribe medications if needed, but she is also skilled in many therapeutic techniques, including hypnotherapy (customized relaxation and meditation recordings), CBTi (Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Insomnia), and other homeopathic remedies. She is essentially a psychiatrist therapist in one. I am grateful to have found Shirley. I highly recommend her services.

From the owner: Focusing on healing the brain and developing the mind, Shirley specializes in healing common…read moreafflictions such as insomnia, depression, anxiety, obsessive compulsive behaviors, post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and pregnancy-related issues. She utilizes an integrative and holistic approach that focuses on sleep, physical activity, nutrition, mental health and lifestyle.

Dr. Linden worked with me to stabilize my depression and brought my mood up to a…read more"10"...Unfortunately, as is sometimes the case, it was short-lived and my doctors since then haven't been able to find the right meds.

This is probably the worst psychiatrist I have ever been to In My Life. He is self-important and…read moredoes not listen to you. He is virtually retired he is barely in the office and is clearly working part time. I highly recommend he fully retire! He is old school and socially awkward. He's only comfortable if he's working within office policy otherwise he seems to be having a panic attack. They only take checks or cash and they forward all calls to an answering service because he's never there. He seriously messed up my treatment and set me back years. On more than one occasion he cut me off and spoke over me explaining how things are going to be. To the point where it sounded like he was arguing like a five year old. Very unprofessional stay away from this old geezer he's got one foot in the grave.

Great psychiatrist! I wasn't diagnosed with ADHD until I was…read more42 years old. I went from psychiatrist to psychiatrist for almost 7 years and none of them really knew how to medicate for ADHD. My insurance changed and I was finally able to go to Dr. Corman, long ago recommended by my therapist who, also an ADHD specialist, diagnosed me. Dr. Corman is ridiculously intuitive and knows what ADHD looks like in its multitude of presentations. He is not a warm fuzzy therapist who wants to listen to your life history and emotional wounds, but he is neither uncaring nor unkind. He will tell you what he thinks, but he will also use that computerized TOVA test to figure out the perfect medication and dose. I have been seeing him for close to 19 years and every time he has reviewed my meds because they weren't working as well as they had been, he has gotten the right medication and dose in one or two times of taking the TOVA. Sometimes, for some people it takes more tests. You may have to pay some money out of pocket, but it is so worth it to be properly medicated. I have been on antidepressants for 33 years and he also has done a great job with that. I went from taking 2 and 3 meds to just 20 mg of one medication. Being diagnosed with ADHD changed my life, but getting on the right meds really changed my functioning. I have seen reviews critical of Dr. Corman 40 years ago. I would not like to be judged today on who I was 40 years ago. Do you want to be properly diagnosed and medicated for your ADHD and mental health issues? Dr. Corman is the doc. Do you want a therapist who is going to sit and let you talk everything out from week to week? Then find a therapist in addition to your prescribing MD.

I saw Dr. Corman for a few appointments in 2021. He did initially diagnose me with ADHD, but how he…read morewent about prescribing medication for my ADHD did not sit right with me. He brags about how he helped develop TOVA, a computer program that he will sit you in front of with a clicker button (on a desktop that looks like it is only capable of running MS-DOS). Okay, maybe using it to diagnose someone could be super helpful, but the way he uses it to decide on the medication he will prescribe feels absolutely useless. He gives you a pill in a little envelope and has you come back the next day to test you on how well you play the computer game on the medication he gave you; if it isn't "up to par" to where he thinks you should be, he gives you another pill and has you come back to try it all over again, in no way taking into account how you, the client, may feel on the different medications he has given you. After all of his "testing" that I was subjected to, Dr. Corman settled on a medication that I particularly did not like, and as a mom, I did not feel it lasted long enough in my system to get through the day with enough focus and add on daily headaches. I brought all of this up with Dr. Corman, and instead of listening to me as an adult with opinions, he told me to take three XR (extended-release) pills a day at the lowest dose possible. This was after almost two weeks of being put through the wringer and taking five or six different types of medication given to me in tiny envelopes. Eventually, I decided that I wanted to find a psychiatrist who would work WITH me as a patient to find a drug that we both felt worked, with my input into the situation. I did, which has been super helpful. See anyone before you see Dr. Corman; he seems stuck in the 80s and 90s, probably when he developed that computer test.

Great Experience Overall, Dr. Hall allows me to make the best informed decisions for my mental…read morehealth rather than telling me what I should do, he treats me like a person, and is a very down to earth person which is rare in the field (from my past experiences).

Psychiatrist, Dr James Hall has been our physician for about eight years now. The office is clean,…read morethe staff is always friendly. During COVID we switched to video visits but can still request in person visit when needed. Dr Hall has always given us excellent physician help and advice when needing additional services.

She is totally awesome and really helped with my anxiety disorder. I am so grateful for her and…read moreeverything she's done with me. She's helped me and getting my daughter back and his stuff finally through everything I highly recommend her she's amazing.

Anyone who keeps their office that filthy has to have problems. The sinks were blue and green with…read moresome kind of mineral build up from the faucet to the drain, and the toilet in the bathroom looked as though it had never been cleaned and was full of rust. It was also very warm in the office. In addition, she was not the least bit helpful and was all too eager to prescribe medication instead of listening and giving me helpful coping mechanisms. I had never been to a psychiatrist before, but if this is what it is like, I think I will steer clear.