Had one appt and then he gave up on my son. Worst experience for my son to have a therapist not…read morewant to see him again.

Dr Tobin is a man of great compassion and knowledge. He's been an excellent guide and partner in…read morehelping me heal old wounds, deal with my own challenges and continue to grow. I feel fortunate to have found such an excellent therapist. If you're in a place and need a little help, I highly recommend him.

Spend almost an hour with this guy. I am going thru a very bad break up he made me feel like I m…read moreworth everything he is amazing and his prescriptions work. I have 6 free sessions but I will be going to see him more after he truly cares and his beautiful dog and how comfortable he made me in his office is out of this world such if nice person to talk to I just wish I could see him everyday before I start my day. Get Therapy from him knows his stuff he is sincere

Have really enjoyed going to therapy with Dr. Keene. It's hard to share without being personal but…read moreyou can tell he truly cares about helping his patients. His office is welcoming and he has a great demeanor when working though personal problems.

If you are suffering emotional pain,you can put your trust in Lisa to help you navigate your…read moreemotional landscape. I have had difficulty in dating and relationships. Lisa helped me evaluate my current relationship, positively supporting me when I was chose to stay. I brought in my partner to meet Lisa too. Lisa helped clarify and communicate, in a non-threatening manner, my concerns about continuing the relationship and the relationship's future direction. Lisa was my emotional advocate and while I didn't do a great job preparing my partner for the session, Lisa made it clear that she was not only communicating my concerns, but also expressing how much I loved and adored my partner. My partner was also validated in the session and I know this helped too. Lisa is a professional who re-reads her notes to help you make connections to things mentioned in previous sessions. She is a great listener! Lisa used EMDR(in individual sessions) to help guide me through my emotions and find the threads that connected my sadness and fears to my past. While I don't understand why it works, I can say unequivocally, it works! While you don't normally feel perfect right away, I always felt measurable relief after talking with Lisa. Ultimately I decided to end the relationship, but I still see Lisa to help me understand and learn from the relationship and move on. I was very sad when I ended the relationship. I continued to see Lisa and recently our sessions led to a breakthrough that has freed me from deep sadness over ending that relationship. I would have gotten better on my own, but it was the difference in getting better in 6 weeks with Lisa or 6 months or more on my own. If you are lost and need help navigating through your emotions, especially if you are at a point where you don't feel confident about your choices, Lisa can help you access what you really want and offer strategies for improving the way you approach relationships with yourself and other people. Our friends and family are great, but Lisa provides a sound, objective way of counseling and you can not only hear she's on your side, you feel that she cares for you like a brother or a sister.

I strongly do not recommend Elisa Lipton. She has been extremely unprofessional handling my…read moredaughter's well-being. She refuses to return my calls, texts, and emails. She is not a trained psychiatrist to suggest medication without my consent or knowledge.

Life-saving. Professional. Kind. Insightful. Experienced. Modern approach...all those define…read moreDr. Artin, Psychologist. Good Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DEP) program. I've never known about DEP approach in treatment. It was very useful in managing my depression. I attended the outpatient IOP (Intensive Outpatient Therapy) in their Irvine office. Great staff.

I had a very negative experience with Dr. Rosalba Acosta (Dr. Rosie). Sessions were entirely…read moreone-sided; the provider dominated the conversation and did not leave space for me to speak or share my perspective. Most concerningly, she used what I perceived as explicit fearmongering--emphasizing dire outcomes rather than providing clinical support. When I shared my history of childhood domestic violence involving my mother and stepfather, I was shocked when she responded sarcastically, stating, 'Oh wow, so traumatic.' I found this approach highly unprofessional and counterproductive to my mental health.

Nilou is one of the best therapists that I've ever He's the pleasure of working with. She was one…read moreof the therapists that I worked closely with for our Intensive Family Program and her compassion and commitment has only improved. Anyone who has the opportunity to be her client will definitely not regret their decision. She's absolutely amazing! Thank you Nilou!!

Nilou is such a genuine and kind person. From the moment you sit down with her, you feel completely…read moresafe, seen, and understood. She has such a warm, calming presence and a way of really making sure you feel like you truly matter. She's incredibly insightful and thoughtful, and you can feel how deeply she cares for her clients. She is truly brilliant and intuitive. She will always be one step ahead, anticipating your needs and guiding you with so much insight and understanding. You will always feel supported, respected, and genuinely cared for. I can't recommend her enough, you'll be in the BEST hands!!

Dr. Ispirescu is a great listener, kind and has helped me tremendously. He cares about my well…read morebeing. Thank you Dr Ispirescu.

Dr. I is the best Doctor. I have had a few and they were not for me. I am happy and blessed to have…read morefound Dr. I.

dr. sung (steve) park is a fantastic provider; he takes the time to listen to my concerns, and he…read moreshares his advice and feedback on my treatment course based on them without trying to push me for something i may not be comfortable with. i was very hesitant when starting psychiatry services with them at first but he made the process very easy. he provided education and information i did not previously have regarding medication management, side effects, common misconceptions, and expectations vs reality so that i would feel more comfortable moving forward. it's a great thanks to him that i'm where i'm at now! he always reminds me that i can reach out with any questions or concerns between appointments as well. the office is also very kind and responsive whenever i need to change appointments or update payments. they make it very easy so that i can get prescriptions refilled same day and at a price that i can afford with insurance.

We are very appreciative of Mr. Park's care. He is very thorough and I like his approach. Thank…read moreyou so much!

I came to OCHP for somatic symptoms related to stress and expected to only stay a few sessions…read moresince therapy didn't work for me in the past. Tony M. completely changed my perspective, and I've now been working with him for years. He is compassionate, attentive, insightful, and balances support with gentle challenge. Through his approach, I've gained a better understanding of myself and healthier ways to navigate life. I am grateful for the safe space he created for me to grow through vulnerability. Highly recommend.

I am writing this regarding the experience of a family member who was referred to Orange County…read moreHealth Psychologists because they were actively trying to obtain much-needed mental-health support. What should have been a compassionate intake process became an unnecessarily frustrating and distressing ordeal. The initial contact with Paula went well. After that, the process deteriorated. My family member had recently changed cellular providers and, unbeknownst to them, was experiencing a technical problem that caused incoming calls to go directly to a voicemail system they had not set up and could not access. At approximately the same time, intake forms the practice says it was sending were apparently not being received either. My family member believed an appointment with a therapist had been arranged for early September. Instead, they discovered that the appointment was being canceled because required forms had not been completed, forms they did not know they were missing. That alone could have been resolved with communication and compassion. What made the situation considerably worse was what happened afterward. My family member attempted to explain the circumstances and specifically requested to speak with a supervisor. Instead of being connected with a supervisor, they repeatedly found themselves speaking with reception staff who did not appear to have the authority to resolve the problem. This only escalated an already upsetting situation. Eventually, the matter was apparently referred to Dr. Kristen Kleppe, the owner, to determine whether the practice would even proceed with intake. Think about that for a moment. A person is referred for mental-health treatment because they need support. There has not even been an initial therapy session. There has been a communication and technology problem surrounding calls and paperwork, followed by understandable frustration while trying to straighten it out. And instead of finding a way to facilitate access to care, the person is left waiting while the owner determines whether they will be permitted to receive services at all. I find that deeply concerning in a practice whose entire purpose is psychological care. Mental-health patients do not always arrive at a therapist's office functioning perfectly. Sometimes they are overwhelmed. Sometimes their lives are complicated. Sometimes they are frightened, frustrated, struggling, or desperately trying to hold things together. That is precisely why they are seeking professional help. No one is asking a mental-health practice to tolerate abusive behavior. But there is a tremendous difference between establishing appropriate boundaries and creating additional barriers for a person who is actively attempting to obtain treatment. Administrative staff are often the first human contact a vulnerable patient has with a mental-health practice. How that person is treated matters. This experience left our family questioning whether this practice understands that principle. At the time of writing this review, my family member has still not even had an intake session with a therapist. The experience described here occurred simply while trying to get through the front door. That should concern anyone considering this practice for themselves or someone they love.