After not fitting with many practices due to their lack of investment in patients (just throwing…read moreantidepressants and having 5 min appointments), I discovered Preston Hollow Psych and have had a 5 star experience. I was seen quickly even for the initial appointment, I never wait more than 10 min and my script can be filled in the suite nearly next door!

Super busy clinic. At latest check, was not (currently) taking new patients…read more Poor front desk response time, cramped waiting area. Phone staff unresponsive after Repeated messages left. I do not think the doctor is aware. It is different when he is there versus not. How does that effect call back policies, though...

Dr. Peris has been my doctor for over 16 years, and I trust him implicitly. He is incredibly…read moreprofessional, knowledgeable, and truly knows what he is doing. It took time for him to learn my history and understand my specific needs, but it was absolutely worth it. I never feel like I have to explain everything from the beginning because he takes the time to listen, understand my concerns, and put the pieces together to give me a clear picture of what I need. I am incredibly grateful to have had him as my doctor for so many years.

I've never written a review like this, but I feel an obligation to warn others…read more I was referred here by my PCP and was initially hopeful, but the intake process was one of the most traumatizing and unethical I've ever encountered in any medical setting, let alone psychiatry. The new patient packet is not fillable and contains dozens of deeply invasive, triggering, and inappropriately personal questions, including unnecessary trauma disclosures, gynecological information, and even targeted screening for borderline personality disorder before any relationship or assessment has occurred. For someone with schizoaffective disorder, addiction history, and PTSD, this was retraumatizing and made me feel like I was being filtered, not welcomed. To make things worse, their staff (especially Dee) was rude, passive-aggressive, and unhelpful. They refused to clarify the form or even respond to multiple calls and emails until the day before the form was due. I was left scrambling under emotional distress with zero support. The form also contains alarming disclaimers about substance use, threatening drug testing and care termination, with no mention of trauma-informed addiction treatment or ADA protections. When I voiced my concerns, I was completely ignored. No follow-up, no compassion, no attempt to understand the impact this had on me as a new patient asking for help. At best, this practice is outdated. At worst, it's discriminatory, ableist, and dangerously dismissive of complex mental health needs. If you are neurodivergent, have trauma, substance history, or are sensitive to psychiatric misdiagnosis, avoid this office. I canceled my appointment, and I'm glad I did.

First of all, Dr. Miles is a former pediatrician who became a psychiatrist. She is also one of the…read morepsychiatrists who see children, and one of the even fewer psychiatrists that believe in treating the whole family with therapy. If you or a family member needs psychiatric drugs, she can be an invaluable resource to you. If you are reading this because you need help (and, let's face it, who CASUALLY thumbs through YELP looking at "psychiatrists"), you should know that she has an old fashioned and gentle approach to dealing with patients. SHe is a psychiatrist, not a crystals and herbs and 12 step self help guru. She expects her patients to want to get better. If you want to be coddled, go to any one of the hundreds of Rolfing, rapid eye therapy, brain music, "I'll listen to what that cad did to you," surrogate mothers in other offices. But, if you need help, think about calling her. It will be worth getting through her horrible answering service and appointment maker to see her.

I would give her a ZERO if there was one. Spends no time with the kids, is rude, causes more…read moreanxiety with anxious kids and tries to charge for copies (yes, not email, scan or even faxes) of her "notes" which consist of three handwritten lines. Hack. Run away!

I've been a patient of Dr. Huey's since 2021. I have found Dr. Huey to be an empathetic provider…read morewho actively listens and explores my symptoms and medication options. Over the years, she has been an immense help in my mental health journey. She has guided me through highs and (sometimes intense) lows, reevaluating my medications and overall health thoroughly to get me on the right path forward for my life and situation. This included exploring various medications, trying different options until we got the cocktail right for me. When I had a crisis, Dr. Huey and staff have prioritized me to make sure I got the care I needed as fast as possible. I have found them all to be very compassionate and professional. I would recommend Dr. Huey to anyone seeking exceptional psychiatric care.

Dr. Huey and her team are the absolute best. I've been with Dr. Huey for years and she has helped…read moreme tremendously. When I hear others say how little time and understanding they get with their psychiatrist, I tell them my experience is significantly different. She doesn't rush me, explains things throughly, actively listens, gives me options, and takes as much time needed. I also appreciate how friendly Ron, Judy, Tola are. They are all patient, kind, professional, and give great customer service. The nurse practitioner does a great job as well, so I'm comfortable with the times that I can't see Dr. Huey, I can see Dr. Ann. The best thing my counselor could have ever done for me is recommended Dr. Huey. I feel confident that I will always be okay if I'm under her care.

Dr Eric Smith, urologist, is one of the best doctors I've had the privilege of working with. Yes,…read morethe practice he's in does a lot of vasectomies, but I'm a woman with kidney cancer and he's been wonderful with me. He listens, he works cooperatively with me, he's knowledgeable. He's a genuinely nice person, and in my book that counts for a lot. The office staff is easy to work with. I would recommend him to anyone.

Eric was recommended to me by my Internist. My Internist's father is a patient of Dr. Smith's; and…read morehe had been treated for Prostate cancer with most successful results both from the physical aspect and emotionally. Thus based on my Internist's recommendation I went to Eric and could not at his point be happier. I have two serious conditions he is treating and he is detailed oriented, explaining in layman terms, taking all the time I need to digest the information. literally placing his hand on my knee as he has had to give me some bad news and telling me that he is in it with me for the long haul to see me through my ordeal to a positive end on both my situations. Although I have a long road he is giving me pre-surgery information, what the post-op situation will be, no matter how grim, and what to expect all the way, exactly what I need to warp my head around my illness. He has read me well. He is compassionate, well versed, draws diagrams to assist explain, and is not just a physician but a real person! Great call by my Internist! And, I'd been to 6 other Urologists before finding Eric!

While I'm not a patient myself, I've seen firsthand the impact Dr. Rao has had on my family and I…read moretruly can't thank her enough. Mental health can be incredibly difficult--for the person struggling and for those who love them. Watching someone you care about go through a hard time is heartbreaking, but knowing they are in the care of someone as compassionate, thoughtful, and skilled as Dr. Rao has brought our entire family peace of mind. Dr. Rao listens without judgment, takes the time to understand the whole person, and has helped guide my family through some tough moments with steady, respectful, and personalized care. The difference in their well-being, confidence, and ability to cope has been night and day. We are beyond grateful to have found such a dedicated and supportive psychiatrist. If you or someone you love is struggling, I hope you find your way to Dr. Rao too.

From the start, she's created a space where I feel understood, supported, and never judged. She…read moredoesn't just listen--she really hears you. Her approach is thoughtful, grounded, and compassionate, and she's helped me navigate some of life's tougher chapters with clarity and care. Appointments are never rushed, and her guidance--whether clinical or just good conversation--always feels spot on. After years of working together, I can honestly say Dr. Rao has made a meaningful difference in my life. If you're looking for a psychiatrist who's not only brilliant but genuinely cares, you've found her.

an excellent psychiatrist...I refer many patients to him and they are all pleased…read more DrWard

This provider prescribed our loved one, who struggles with addiction, narcotics (including a…read moremonth's supply of Ativan for ONE FLIGHT) with reckless abandon. He has irreparably damaged her health and should lose his license.

DR. Brennan is thoughtful, knowledgeable and digs to find the root cause for temporary relief…read more Drugs aren't a permanent fix and it's important to seek counseling (outside of Dr. Brennan's office). I highly recommend this professional psychiatrist.

Terrible treatment of patients. Rude, dismissive, condescending, interrupts constantly, vaguely…read morehostile. Did not listen to anything I said; he asked me what I've been struggling with and immediately cut me off to say that my diagnosis of major depressive disorder (which I have been struggling with for about 15 years) is incorrect and that people use it as a catch-all. Apparently it's impossible to be depressed and grieving over the sudden death of your partner at the same time, who knew? I brought in something I'd written in advance that explained some of my background and what I'm dealing with, which would convey this information much more quickly than me having to explain it verbally. My paper was dramatically slapped face down on the table and he told me that wasn't going to read it and that he "needed to hear it from me." As expected, the entire session was wasted going through a pointless checklist. No, I wasn't sexually abused as a child, I would have brought that up earlier. But he probably wouldn't have bothered to listen. He views gays with at least some degree of ignorance and contempt. He didn't know what Truvada was (I had to explain to him that it prevents you from getting HIV), and then later in the session assumed I was HIV-positive, which I am not. All of the negative reviews of him follow my exact experience of being disrespected, interrupted and dismissed. If you're going to treat your patients with such contempt, either retire or move somewhere that's more in line with your "quaint" worldview, doc. Needless to say I will never be returning and I will ask the doctor that referred me to this walking testament to why people are skeptical of the mental health system and asking that he be removed from their list of referrals. You know you've failed as a psychiatrist when your patient leaves more suicidal than when they came in.