I have been battling issues of social phobia and anger for more than a decade and it's…read moreprogressively getting worse. I tried multiple self help approaches including working out hard to over indulgences. I have also seen experienced psychologists and psychiatrist over years (was on meds for several months to get through the really rough times), they helped to numb the pain but never really resolve the issues. Symptoms of rage and frustration relapse from time to time really take a toll on me and I have had enough. I really need help and need it fast before the baggage got too heavy to carry on. Found the positive reviews in Yelp, decided to give it a shot. I had been hypnotized before so I know what to expect. First session we went through some of the issues I want to be addressed. During the session, I was fully conscious. We had several suggestions prepared on the spot. I didn't think it would work. I was really exhausted and numbed for the rest of the day. I thought it may have something to do with not sleeping well the night before. The following morning I felt completely refreshed and total awareness. I was able to isolate all emotions and to listen, to hear, and to feel every little simple experiences encountered. We were making great progress with second and third sessions. I had a major relapse and returned for the fourth sessions. She tried some other way which it didn't seem to work at the time. I guess different people reacts to hypnosis differently, my reaction to the treatment seems to delay and kick in after one or more days later. Two days after the 4th session, I was driving an hour to the beach on an early Sunday am listening to a program for an hour about compassion and suffering. After we got to the beach, I was able to slip into an immersive meditative zen state. My girlfriend thought I took something and she was seriously concerned. During that time, I was totally calm, conscious, and focused. I have never experienced such calmness and clarity in my entire adulthood. I was able to drift in and out of the state. The experience lasted for about 8 hours. I was completely relaxed and relieved, and was extremely hungry after the experience. I don't think my issues have been completly resolved, but I am off to a good start. Traci gave me the tools to "reprogram" my mindset, I am forever grateful for all she has done for me, and looking forward to future sessions.

Traci is very experienced treating patients with anxiety. She helped me immensely after trying so…read moremany different avenues that never helped. I don't know where I'd be without her care. Best decision I ever made!

Actually so strange and unprofessional…read more I came into the practice, clearly requesting serious mental health assistance (EMDR/DBT therapy) in addition to restarting mood stabilization and another anxiety medication that would work better for me than vistaril. Dr. Iqbal immediately brought up how she cannot prescribe benzodiazepines.. who said anything about benzos?? Weird . I am trying to treat CPTSD and have been consistently triggered in the past couple of weeks leading to a very deteriorated mental state. She was asking the questions off the sheet and I know I am not doing well so I told her I think you should select yes for all of them. For some reason this "professional" decided to get catty with me and say really?? You're not moving right now!! Yeah every time I try to stay present I move in some way, not when I'm disassociated (HOW TF DO YOU THINK IVE SURVIVED TRAUMA). I should've learned from how I felt unheard by this practice previously, they do not care and will likely treat you like you're lying and they know SO much better. I wonder why the U.S has such a mental health crisis with professionals like this. Very unfortunate too because literally every other person I interacted with in that office is so so kind , the receptionist was incredibly helpful in directing me to another facility too! But the psychologists will not take you or your concerns seriously. For your own mental wellbeing, go anywhere else. Patients deserve a mental health professional with a stronger emotional capacity than its patients.

If they assign you Kesha Phillips I would suggest you go with someone else. It has been my…read moreexperience she lacks nuance to handle complex issues. She cut me off and push medications even after I refused several times. She took long established treatments plans and change them within a 15 minute appointment. The office hours are impossible for anyone who works a job. The managers do not call you back. I would strongly suggest you seek treatment elsewhere.

Really lovely intuitive therapist who clearly cares a lot about her clients. Kind, approachable,…read moreand a great listener.

I refer clients to Kim because she uses her warmth, talent at connection and compassion to create…read morean environment that facilitates healing. She offers individuals and couples a place to deepen their understanding of what challenges they are facing. She gives her clients practical tools, and solutions to make the changes they want to make. One of the strongest therapists in the Greater Princeton Area!

Dr. Feldman is a superlatively gifted practitioner, a clinician of the first order: compassionate,…read morewise, and effective. She brings her decades-spanning experience, unparalleled insight and incisive intellect into her practice of clinical psychology, resolving mental, emotional and behavioral issues that would otherwise be intractable. Based on our association of well over a decade I can recommend her without hesitation or qualification. I have found her professional acumen to be, in a word, peerless.

She is very knowledgeable about psychology and local economic help. Great personality and very…read morecaring of her clients. Accepts a wide range of insurance although it's good to check with her first. I would highly recommend her if you need her help. Easily reached in Hillsboro for anyone in Central NJ.

Nancy is a great therapist. She really listens and has helped me through some tough timesread more

I would recommend the Washington Office. The woman who checks you in is the sweetest. Dr Bloch has…read morebeen very helpful & really cares about her patients. However the office manager should have more respect for Doctors & staff. This is the reason I removed a Star. The quality of care from specialists is 5 star.

ONE OF THE WORST MEDICAL EXPERIENCES I'VE HAD…read more When you're dealing with someone's brain, mental health, and recovery, LISTENING should be the bare minimum. Unfortunately, that was not my experience here. After a serious car accident left me with a traumatic brain injury (TBI) and post-concussion syndrome, I've spent years fighting to regain my health. I came to this practice for another round of Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS), having previously completed seven weeks of treatment in Florida without complications. Timing mattered. TMS requires appointments five days a week for approximately five to seven weeks, and I needed to complete treatment before my insurance deductible reset. I want to recognize Denise, who was compassionate, helpful, and went out of her way to accommodate my situation. Based on our conversations, I genuinely thought I'd found the right practice. The nurse who took my vitals was also very kind. Unfortunately, everything changed when I arrived. The front desk initially couldn't find my appointment. Multiple sound machines made the office uncomfortable for someone with severe noise sensitivity. I also found the gloomy artwork in the physician's office unsettling for a psychiatric setting, although I recognize that artwork is subjective. My biggest concern, however, was the physician's apparent inability to LISTEN. My original TMS evaluation in Florida lasted approximately 15-20 minutes. This appointment lasted roughly 60-90 minutes. I understand that TMS requires careful screening and that a prior successful treatment does not eliminate potential risks. My objection was not to medical caution. It was to feeling that my answers and treatment history were repeatedly overlooked. I explained several times that I had completed seven weeks of TMS without adverse reactions, even when I was closer to my accident and my symptoms were more severe. Rather than first obtaining those records, he repeatedly raised concerns about my brain injury and suggested additional neurological and psychiatric evaluations. He also asked about psychiatric symptoms, including mania. I understand why those questions may be medically necessary. What frustrated me was having to repeat answers without feeling heard. I explained that I had not yet established care with a neurologist in New Jersey and that my Florida TMS provider could send complete records. I asked him to contact that office before requiring more appointments that might push treatment past my insurance deadline. He agreed. He also requested bloodwork and told me to get his email address from the front desk. When I asked, I was told the practice doesn't communicate by email. That contradiction only added to my concerns. What bothers me most is that I chose to be completely transparent about my medical history. I could have simply said I was seeking TMS for depression. Instead, I disclosed my accident and brain injury because physicians need the full picture to make informed decisions. I expected an honest, collaborative conversation--not to feel as though my history was an obstacle rather than valuable information. I've endured years of treatments, countless appointments, and tremendous out-of-pocket expenses. I know the difference between thorough medical care and an experience that leaves a patient feeling dismissed. I left feeling unheard, uncomfortable, and without confidence in this physician. TMS stimulates the brain. Choosing a knowledgeable, compassionate provider who communicates clearly is essential. I cannot speak to this physician's qualifications or anyone else's outcome, but based on my experience, I would not trust him with my TMS treatment. To anyone seeking care for depression, concussions, or TBI: do your research. Find someone who LISTENS, reviews your records, and treats you with respect. I've met extraordinary medical professionals throughout my recovery. Unfortunately, this experience ranks among my worst. A medical degree does not automatically earn a patient's trust. Trust is built through listening, knowledge, compassion, communication, and respect. This physician did not earn mine. I would not return or recommend him based on my experience. Denise and the nurse deserve recognition for their kindness, but that does not outweigh my experience with the physician responsible for my care.