Long overdue review. She is the only therapist I've met, so I don't have comparison points. But she…read morecombines what are probably traditional therapist practices with awareness, acceptance, cognitive methods and even Zen teachings (without really calling it out as some specific practice - I learned some things she covered were a part of Zen teachings after I "Googled" them to learn more) - it's a great and useful mix. To me, she initially came across as a bit uninterested/judgmental/somewhat distant (as a couple other reviews mentioned) but I put that down to her personal style, i.e. she did not come across to me as some TV version of a warm, approachable, tell-me-anything therapist. But her expertise is evident over time.

Awkward...reviewing ones therapist. Maybe I should lie on a couch and talk about my mother…read more Actually Rebecca is super friendly and I owe her a lot for helping me through a tough time in my life, 5 stars doesn't really cover it. I started seeing Rebecca when I was on Stanford Campus and she was working for the Counseling service there. I was having some personal issues which I won't detail here (nosy, aren't you?) and she helped me move forward with my life. I still check in with her when I'm having troubles and I've found her therapy very useful. Rebecca uses cognitive and behavioral therapy and really stresses mindfulness and awareness. I found this approach very useful. She's really good at arming you with tools that you can use going forward, rather than simple solutions to a current issue. As an added bonus she has later evening appointments which works great for folks with jobs and schedules that are hard to rearrange.

Anna has been an amazing resource to me and my partner. We came to her because of her expertise in…read moreone area, but found a wealth of additional clarity and focus. Through work with her, we opened amazing new communication, understanding and love for each other. I highly recommend Anna.

I've been going to Anna now for several sessions and I can say that, already, I'm so glad I found…read moreher. She explains things about myself with such striking clarity and insight that previously have been a mystery to me. She is knowledgeable, friendly and warm and takes the time to really delve into subjects to make sure our sessions are productive. More than that, she really does seem to care about helping and finding healthy solutions to problems. I would highly recommend Anna for anyone looking for a therapist, especially one that needs the specialization that she offers. Thanks Dr. Anna!

Finding a therapist to help you navigate your journey is a real process. It can take a few tries,…read morenavigating insurance, accepting the financial investment, and making time in your schedule. I originally looked on Yelp and read the reviews for Searching Pathways and Dr. Robert Mitchell. His outlined approach and the positive reviews matched exactly what I was looking for. My experience with our in-person therapy sessions has fully lived up to those expectations. Going into it, I wasn't entirely aware of all that I was "carrying." Dr. Mitchell created a safe, welcoming environment for me to unpack and resolve lingering issues in my present that were being influenced by my past. The people in my life and my relationships have noticed a genuinely positive impact, and I'm incredibly proud of the work we've done and the tools Dr. Mitchell has provided me. Working with him has been a very enriching and helpful experience. I highly recommend him!

Around May of 2020 I experienced some family crises and needed some guidance and direction. I did a…read moresearch, and found the Searching Pathways website. After reading Robert's profile and approach, I decided to give him a try. It turned out to be one of the most intelligent thing I did! He was there to listen and guide me through my fear and anxiety. It made a big difference in working though my difficulties. I would recommend him to anyone who is suffering with family, relationship, or career issues. He will be there for you. Kevin G.

When I first reviewed Grace about a year and a half ago to help with my relationship and family…read moredynamics I had no idea how effective she would be. The first few years of marraige require a lot of work.. at the time I wrote this "Extremely helpful in shaping my ability to navigate complex conversations with my spouse and rebuild trust." I can now say a year and a half later that Grace has helped my spouse and I, along with our children to learn to love each other much more deeply and get through one of the most difficult times in recent history.. I would strongly recommend Grace for anyone needing help with themselves, their relationship, family dynamic and even career stress. A big thank you to Grace from me and my family

Going to see Grace has been one of the best things I have ever done for myself. As an introvert…read moregrowing up in a emotionally closed environment I was never attuned with my own feelings. Grace has helped me reach a new level of consciousness and higher level of communication, not only for myself but for everyone I encounter. This has made positive impacts with my dating partners, friends, coworkers, and even strangers I meet. Having never gone to a therapist before, she made me feel extremely comfortable, and very quickly. With this comfort I was able to open up and address a lot of long standing issues I had buried inside me (we all have these actually). From this understanding of myself i'm was empowered handle many situations in a better manner. Cheers to Grace!

Mark Mouro is a very intuitive and seasoned clinician who specializes in couples therapy. There are…read morea lot of marriage and family therapists out there who treat just about every mental health issue, but few are truly specialists. If your relationship is warranting communication skills and insight into the root cause of your disconnection, then Mark Mouro is the clinician for your needs. I recommend him with no reservations.

Mark is a deeply empathetic clinician who makes his clients feel quite comfortable to delve into…read morethe therapeutic "stuff" and work with it in a caring and non-judgmental way. He really has his clinical game down, especially when it comes to working with couples, and cutting through the BS... I cannot recommend him enough!

We had one appointment with him for our kid. He prescribed a medication with 0 refills that should…read morebe taken on regular basis. We have been waiting for 4 weeks for him to refill the medication for our kid with no luck. Left him number of voice mails since he never picks up his phone. Still no luck. Extremely disrespectful. Stay away at all costs

Dr Levinson was my inpatient psychiatrist (well, one of them) at Mills. Unlike most other…read moreinvoluntary patients, I very much wanted to be in a hospital because I desperately needed the help - help that I unfortunately didn't get until another hospitalization elsewhere. Dr Levinson made such reckless decisions in my care that he almost got me killed. Dr Levinson had decided on a diagnosis for me before he ever met me. Our first conversation was brief and just him collecting information on my treatment history. He insisted I that I *needed* specific meds that I had tried and done poorly on in the past. Then he didn't see me for a week, came back and told me I'd be discharged the next day - a decision he had reached, again, without speaking to me. Me as well as three consecutive shifts of nurses voiced concerns over the discharge order. (While I was packing to leave, my nurse was literally pleading with his supervisor to not let me walk out the door.) I was sent home without a discharge plan. Right before a long holiday weekend. While acutely suicidal. I credit interventions by my nurses and two other patients on my last night there with keeping me alive that day. I eventually got the help I needed at another hospital, where the treatment team arrived at a different diagnosis and spent a month helping me stabilize before discharging me to a lower level of care.

I went into these sessions with some skepticism. I am a 65 year old retired cop, and have never…read moregotten a lot out of"Talk Therapy." However, Dr. Cindy piut me at ease right away. I felt a change after two sessions. My wife noticed a HUGE difference in my listening skills and (at times) very defensive communication. Honestly, it is difficult to explain...but it has been working for me! I highly recommend this therapy!

Dr. Cindy was a beacon of hope during a challenging time. The job I had loved was abruptly gone and…read morehaving been a workaholic, I was struggling to figure out who I was, as well as commit and be successful at another job. She suggested programs including Positive Intelligence and BeYou. Those programs combined with 1x1 sessions with Dr. Cindy, literally changed my life. It was well worth the money (even while unemployed and not sure when I'd have an income again!) because it gave me insights, tools to change, and re-ignited other areas of passion in my life. I have hope and confidence again, which is priceless, so I am beyond grateful that I went to Dr. Cindy!

Dr Brafman is the best therapist I've ever spoke to. He helped me with my anxiety, adhd, while…read moreworking through a tough time in my life. This was during a breakup and I time I wasn't happy at my job. He really excels at listening and helping you work the problem out yourself, where as some therapist seem like they are telling you what to do. He's also very supportive.

Dr. Brafman is an amazing doctor and very honest psychologist. When you speak to him it doesn't…read morefeel like a doctor/patient relationship it feels more like you are consulting with a friend. When we have spoken about multiple topics he always lets you speak but he chimes in to give his 2 cents, or to get more into the meaning of why you feel that way, or why you went with that course of action. His calm yet firm voice lets you know he is paying attention and wants to understand your problems or situation. On a more personal note unknowingly until I asked him about it he is a New York Times bestselling author. His book it called Sway. He wrote it with his brother, it's about Irrational behavior and is a very good read about why we do things that would be considered irrational, and "will change the way you think about the way you think."