Bennett and Deanne make you feel like family from the moment you walk in. Their office is…read morebeautiful, and the atmosphere is calm and welcoming. This truly felt like my last resort. I had struggled with anxiety for over half my life, to the point where even leaving my house felt overwhelming. As my anxiety worsened, my world kept getting smaller, I wasn't living much of a life. Starting this journey was scary, but Deanne made me feel completely heard during my consultation, and I knew I was in the right place to heal. I've now completed 17 sessions, and I'm honestly amazed at how much my life has changed. I'm facing triggers head-on with little to no difficulty, and I finally feel like I'm living again. If you're on the fence, go--show up scared, show up unsure. I only wish I had found this sooner. Thank you, especially to Bennett, for helping me through my hardest moments and celebrating my progress every step of the way.

Temecula Neurofeedback is great! Deanne & Bennett really have an awesome system going on at their…read moreclinic and and a great program to offer. As someone who struggles with ADHD, OCD and depression, I noticed a significant improvement in symptoms. Together coupled with the life coaching that they now offer it really helped me a lot. I plan on picking up more sessions in the future when I have some more time. I highly recommend them if you are struggling with any mental health disorders, especially ADHD & OCD which are some of the more stubborn disorders. Neurofeedback is a unique approach and really does wonders. Do yourself a favor and give them a shot, I can't recommend them enough!

I am writing this review with genuine disappointment after what began as a very positive…read moreexperience. My husband and I reached out to Rita last December after reading her excellent reviews and believing she would be a good fit to support us through some challenges involving one of his past relationships. Our initial joint session with Rita was encouraging, and the individual sessions that followed felt meaningful and productive. I truly felt that she cared about both our relationship and our personal well-being. However, circumstances changed when my husband's former partner discovered that we were seeing Rita and appeared at her office without notice. I was initially told that Rita had declined to meet with her. I later learned that Rita did in fact meet with her--on more than one occasion--despite the ongoing issues and history that were discussed in our sessions. We are now involved in a legal matter with this individual, and her court filings include information that could have only come from private sessions with Rita, including deeply personal details about my husband and me. This has caused us significant concern regarding confidentiality and professional boundaries. Our attorney has attempted to contact Rita for clarification, but we have not yet received a response. We sincerely hope she will come forward to provide accurate information so this situation can be properly addressed.

My first time ever coming to therapy never did I thought coming here, I was never a big believer…read morefor change. I was stuck in my old ways of being aggressive, stubborn to change my ways in life. Sometimes life gives you a second chance I first came in with Rita I was welcomed with such love and zero judgment I found a place where I could open up four weeks into this and I have found myself changing my thoughts the way I see life I can't believe how well I've been able to overcome this big obstacle I had in front of me that made me such a bad person in my eyes. I'm grateful and thankful to have found this place and I love how much I've changed and will continue changing with proper guidance and and Rita supporting me to become a better version of myself

I usually don't write reviews, especially not reviews for someone whom I have only had one…read moreinterview session with. But I decided to write this one because it was an interesting/perplexing experience to me. I had a 50 minute interview session with this therapist. At the end of the interview, we both agreed that we are not a good match to each other. I read some of the good reviews for him before scheduling an appointment, and I can certainly see how this therapist can be helpful to certain patients and I can fully understand why they like him. I was hoping that I would have a good experience with him myself when I scheduled the first session. I have done a lot of deep work before. Everything the other reviewers were talking about and everything this therapist was saying about my patterns in the interview session made sense to me. These comments/suggestions resonated with what I worked on before and what I am looking for in a therapist. I was really hopeful that this therapist would be a good match for me. He has the insight and the analytical mind set, he clearly knows deep issues and wants to help patients to make progress quickly. Part of me was saying to myself: This should work. And yet we didn't connect by the end of the interview session. He was watching me, knowing that there was trauma and painful struggle, but he seemed to expect the patient to open up to him and go deep in the first 50 minutes of an interview session. I didn't get the impression that he got me at the emotional level and was holding the patient in their struggles, that he got the hint that I knew what I was doing and I am very capable of talking openly in therapy, but just not in the first 50 minutes, with someone I hadn't made the connection yet. To me, this was an interview session and I needed to see if there was empathy and connection first before exploring something deep and painful. In fact, I almost got the impression that maybe his emphasis is not so much to heal the patient in the therapeutic relationship dynamic, but rather to provide insight so that the understanding of the issue is reached quickly. His approach can work very well to certain patients, but I have seen other great therapists who provide the same type of insights, deep into childhood or traumatic experiences, making connections to the present pervasive patterns...etc. But in addition to all of that, the other therapists I had good experiences with also had an emphasis in the healing aspect of the therapeutic relationship, so that the patient experiences the interpersonal relationship differently than the bad ones they had in their past. For some reason, this healing aspect of the patient-therapist relationship dynamics was not experienced in my first 50 minutes of an interview session with this therapist.

Unprofessional, I don't believe he cares about anything other than money of course. What a waste of…read moretime

Very helpful! Whitney made me feel very comfortable and supported.read more

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Nancy's relationship coaching is better than "therapy". There's no reason to ever fight. Before you…read morehead to a nasty divorce, try this. Lots of us have. Nancy cuts to the nub of relationship issues, with actionable coaching from the first session. It's not about just digging up the past, but specific skills to learn to transform today and the future of the relationship. I know a couple who solvved a 20 year issue in their first half hour. She coaches in person and on Zoom. Nancy has 8 books on relationships with self and others. Yes, we start with being willing to change ourselves. Ive devoured five of them, and continue to go back to them and practice the new skills daily. "HOW TO Stay Married and Love It!" Is a must read if you want to solve the puzzle of your soulmate relationship now! I also eagerly watch her Relationship Rehab Show on Tuesdays and it's like a light bulb going off. Watch videos of her couples. We've all found the relationship pot of gold! Nancy will be the best "therapist" you ever had for your partner relationship, which leads to happy thriving children, and all relationships. Last but not least, Nancy created the best online coaching course called Millionaire Marriage Club, which gives you unlimited access to your own relationship Coach 24/7. Like one of her couples said in a video, the Millionaire Marriage Club "should be mandatory" for every couple. Do yourself the biggest and best favor for the rest of your life and make the $1200 investment for yourself, your significant other and your extended family. Will be the best money you ever spent! You'll thank me later when you have what Nancy promises, a happy lasting marriage. You're welcome!

Nancy, has been my counselor & relationship coach & I can say hands down she is the best. She's…read morewise, discerning, clear, direct & gifted. My God I wish I'd know her 40 years ago. I highly recommend her if you're serious about being a better partner and thriving in your relationship

I reached out to Melissa as a colleague when looking for some referrals and she provided a quick…read moreresponse and was very kind. She stated that she had passion for working with young adults and women of all ages and was very approachable and open. She also stated she takes most major insurances and is licensed in CA and ID, what a great find and resource!

Such a blessing to have Melissa work with our daughter. She took time to get to know her and truly…read morehelped her in a time of need. I would recommend her to anyone and anyone with children, as she has a room dedicated to play therapy!

I'd give 0/5 stars if I could. I regret seeking assessment here. I payed out-of-pocket to be…read moremisinterpreted and ignored. I saw Dr. Haezebrouck and I recommend finding another doctor if you are looking for mental health services of any kind. I was told to come here by my therapist to be evaluated for ASD. I was evaluated by Dr. Haezebrouck in Feb-Mar 2022. I am (or was) a "high-functioning" and high-masking individual. After the appointment when he gave me my report I went to my car and cried. His written report was sloppy and had a lot of incorrect information, including incorrect names and dosages of medications I was on that I had actually written down on paper for him as well as put on my intake forms. He had many misinterpretations of what I'd told him about my life and myself, his timeline was off, had incorrect details about events in my life, had messy typos like misspellings and at one point wrote the year "20212", randomly referred to me as 'he' a few times (Im not even trans, these were sloppy mistypes), and had straight up incorrect information about me including quotes of things that I never said and answers to questions he never asked. During the appointment he went over the report, he told me I was "too funny" to have ASD and implied on many occasions that my IQ was too high and that I was too intelligent to have it. He very firmly believed that the only reason I suspected I had autism was because I had a "low self-worth", and when I pushed back on it he refused to listen. The thing is, I have never viewed Autism negatively. I have older family members with autism who have been very high-functioning, high-achieving individuals with high IQs. And explaining the drawbacks and struggles its caused me never meant I thought I was lesser for it. Realistically it sounds like he is the one who holds a negative view of autism and projected it onto me. He seemed very firm on his own preconception of me despite the fact that it was fundamentally incorrect, and he seemed intent on misunderstanding and warping the things I was telling him. I went home and took a red pen to the report like a school teacher to a child's book report to fix the typos and misinformation. I did weeks of more researching and digging up my moms old logs of milestones and stuff of the like. I asked her questions that might give me even more clarity of my behaviors growing up and also found out she actually almost got me tested as a kid but didn't want me to grow up with a label on me. Instead she sought out and met with an autism specialist off the books for advice for raising me. I made another appointment with him and went back to show him my findings and research and he denied everything I told him for the whole appointment and doubled down on his initial opinion insisting I was wrong. I left that appointment crying as well. His assessment and these encounters with him did very extensive damage to my view of myself as well as my ability to trust myself and my perceptions which has caused a lot of problems in my personal and professional life and given me crippling self-doubt that I'd never experienced up until that point. I've only just recently felt like I've begun to trust myself again enough to write this review. I was diagnosed with ASD last year. It is because of his inattention, factual inaccuracies, seemingly willful misunderstandings of self-reported symptoms, and embarrassingly careless and sloppy written report, that I do not trust the accuracy of any of his interpretations of tests, opinions on my mental health, or diagnoses, nor his abilities as a mental health professional in general. His diagnosis of Bipolar 1 was found incorrect and undiagnosed by other doctors within a year.

Carissa Douglas is a God Send. I came to her with my struggling 7year old, anger, hyper, defiance…read moreext. my son has grown leaps and bounds with the help of Dr. Douglas. She is teaching him skills on how to feel, and control his behaviors in positive ways. I now bring my 7 year old daughter as well as my older son. Thank you from the bottom of my heart for truly caring and showing us a new way of growing, acting, all of the above.

A Life-Changing Therapist and Guide…read more I cannot speak highly enough of the depth, wisdom, and compassion Cassaundra brings to every session we have had for the almost three years. She has walked beside me through the most difficult seasons of my life. She's supported me through navigating terminal illness and my mom's passing, profound workplace challenges, suicidal loss of my uncle, and deeply personal crises following a wave of devastating losses in relationships. What sets her apart is not only her clinical skill, but her unmatched ability to hold space for the entire human experience with compassion. She has helped me process unimaginable grief, reframe destructive thought patterns, and reconnect with the strongest, most grounded parts of myself. Her presence is steady, intuitive, and deeply healing. Thank you for helping me find clarity in chaos, purpose in pain, and the courage to face each day with grace and resilience. If you are seeking a therapist who will not only support you but transform your understanding of yourself and your healing journey, Cassaundra is that person. Safe, compassionate, empowering, and true to her calling. This is more than therapy. This is a partnership in restoration, and I am forever grateful. Melissa

Cassaundra is a loving, caring person. She is a great wife, mother and counselor. I highly…read morerecommend her for when life gets tough and you need someone to listen. .

I went to Orange Psychiatric for an interpreting job and it was very interesting to help as I love…read moremental health and always learn from these interactions. I found the doctor very approachable and nice (he is Indian and said his name is XRay so the patient could pronounce it. I like that this doctor emphasized the connection of the brain with the stomach and its feelings. Other than that, pleasant and fast front desk. Not very obvious from the outside that these are medical offices. Easy free parking.

I had the misfortune of bringing my daughter to see Dr. Shishodia, and the red flags were there…read morefrom the very start. The waiting room was beyond uncomfortably loud, overstimulating, and we were left waiting far past our scheduled appointment time. Once we finally got into her office for my daughter's assessment, I quickly realized why the waiting room noise was so intense: Dr. Shishodia speaks so loudly that it borders on yelling, and it absolutely compromises patient privacy. Anyone sitting in the waiting room could easily hear private conversations happening behind closed doors. Today, I called to ask a simple and reasonable question about what information she typically includes in a patient's visit summary. Instead of answering, she became defensive, rude, condescending, and noticeably angry almost immediately. As I tried to calmly explain why I was asking, she continually spoke over me, raised her voice even more, and wouldn't allow me to get a full sentence out. She even insinuated that I was trying to "put her in the middle of two parents," when all I was asking was what general details might appear in her summary of the single appointment she had with my child. At that point, I had to interrupt her to tell her how inappropriate and disrespectful her behavior was. Based on her reaction and the hostility she showed over such a basic question, it's hard to imagine she is taking thorough or accurate patient notes. I have never snapped at a healthcare provider before. I understand the strain on our healthcare system and generally have a high level of patience and empathy. But the way this doctor communicates, both during the appointment and on the phone, is some of the worst bedside manner I have ever encountered. Questions about medical records or visit summaries should never be met with confrontation, hostility, or unprofessional behavior. I strongly urge other parents to be aware of this before bringing their children here.

If I could give this place more than 5 stars, I would. After experiencing a psychotic break from an…read moreoverdose on Delta 8 weed gummies, my 19 year old son was in and out of various local mental health facilities that were awful. We were so discouraged and felt helpless. We finally found Newport Temecula and it has been life changing for our whole family. The quality of care my son received here was outstanding. The family therapy piece of the program was like no other. Newport has changed our lives for the positive for forever. We are forever grateful.

Usually I don't write negative reviews. This is one of the few times I believe a negative review is…read moresorely warranted. Places like this profit off of vulnerable people, when they are at their lowest. It's disgusting the way I was treated as a young adult in the OCD program (might've been a different house than this one, but this review is for the general OCD residential program at Newport Institute). Let me walk you through the awful experience of being here: 1. Right when you arrive, they confiscate all your belongings, throw your clothes in the wash, and all your personal items are taken away and can only be retrieved on request. I thought I was going to a residential treatment facility, not a prison? They never tell you this on the phone when they are trying to get you to come to the program and take your money. 2. The food's pretty awful, especially for vegetarians. Getting accommodations for food is very difficult. 3. Your phone is taken away, and you only get 3 10 minute calls per day to call anyone you want. That's all the contact with the outside world you get. You can "earn" more time, but that's ridiculous. I should be able to contact people without them tearing away my phone from me. 4. You can't leave the house (even for a walk) without one of the staff attending to you. It's like house arrest. 5. They lock EVERYTHING up. Not just knives and sharps (which is odd, because this program is for OCD, not for suicidal people...). But they lock away YOUR HYGIENE supplies, HAND SOAP, plastic bags, and TOILET PAPER. Yes, some people may have OCD around these things, and for them that might be worth it. But for others who don't, this is INCREDIBLY frustrating. 6. The OCD staff is SORELY undertrained. The two therapists at the facility just had a FEW MONTHS of OCD training. That is ridiculous. Residential is the highest level of care for OCD, and they hire newbies to try and deal with them? It's a clear money-grab operation. 7. The staff all wanted to cover their asses and do the thing told to them by their bosses despite the effect on the patients. 8. MOST IMPORTANTLY, they basically lock you up, and make it INCREDIBLY difficult to leave the program for good. I was traumatized by my experience trying to leave. I was having a terrible time there, and I wanted to leave. They told me that they may want me to stay up to several months there??? There was no way I wanted to stay there for several months, so I tried to leave. But they set up all these "invisible" hoops for me to jump through. I couldn't get my phone back (which they lock away) to call an Uber/book a flight to leave because I myself didn't pay for my phone plan (my relatives did). Apparently, that's a rule that is never told to you. They also threatened to call social services to do a suicide safety check with me if I leave, despite me showing no suicidal symptoms while there. I had to covertly get my phone and quickly change it so that I paid for my phone plan before anyone saw. Then, as I was getting ready to leave, my "wonderful" (sarcasm) therapist was extremely pissed off with me, as was majority of the staff. The main people who showed compassion were the OTHER residents, not the staff. That goes to show how screwed up of a place this is. Being here was honestly one of the worst and most scarring experiences of my life. I don't wish this place on anyone. This place wasn't supposed to be an inpatient psych ward where they lock everything up. There's supposed to be a difference between residential treatment and a hospital psych ward. Residential treatment rules are supposed to be more lax, since it's not a place for acute crises (like suicidality) -- psych wards are. But, I guess these people just didn't know or didn't care. If you're looking for residential OCD treatment, DO NOT go here. I would recommend this place in Houston instead: https://ocditexas.com. Another place (that I haven't personally gone to but have heard good things) is McLean Hospital in Boston. They will actually treat you as human beings there. Don't go here, please.