I wanted to write a review a while ago but it's not easy talking about your issues openly with…read morestrangers. This treatment was the only thing that has ever helped me. Years passed I tried all sorts of anti-depressants, some helped a bit for a short period, some made it worse. I grew up in violence, drugs and verbal abuse, this led to PTSD, Depression and Anxiety. The treatment worked, yes it cost more but the results are worth it. I did use my credit card and wish the insurance would see this as a treatment just as much as the anti-depressants they easily cover. I can't speak for some as I seen Anna had a loved one who relapsed or didn't take the treatments seriously. As for me this treatment stopped me from drinking, self medicating and fixed the problem in which was causing me to binge or run from my problems in the first place. The experience for me was about learning, growing and turning a new leaf. If you're going here not to change or not look for solutions, I find that it will be hard for anything to truly help you. You must work on yourself as well as use Medical treatment if you feel you need extra help. This doesn't mean refuse Counseling, outreach programs or whatever may help you with your recovery, whatever that maybe. As for the staff, they are wonderful and make you feel comfortable every step of the way. The whole place gives you the feeling that they are there to help you, offered Counselors if needed and Dr Patel is very thorough with his patients, talks you through the whole process and what to expect etc. Being honest is key to the success of this treatment and I can find no better place to go to than Midwest Ketamine Center. We are planning on moving out of state and I don't think I will be able to change clinics because of trust, I most likely will fly in for my 3-4 month Boosters I hope this review helped. Ketamine has had a dramatic impact on my life and the early results show it's much more successful than anti-depressants being used. Whatever helps you on your path to self healing is a positive. Just remember that this is not for everyone and the success rate is very high, 50% - 70% is nothing scuff at. I suggest that you always do your research before you choose any treatment. I didn't fully commit to this until almost a year of debating whether or not to do so. However in my case I wish I would have done it sooner but the truth is, not everyone is me. You have to choose your path, I have chosen mine and I feel it was the right one. Here is a link, read up for your self. https://www.vox.com/first-person/2018/7/24/17603616/depression-treatment-severe-ketamine-special-k

After years struggling with depression and PTSD, I decided to try Ketamine treatment, as my last…read morehope. I had six infusions at Midwest Ketamine Center, and the treatment literally saved my life. I'm infinitely grateful to Dr. Patel. Dr. Patel is a kind, compassionate, and highly competent doctor. The staff is warm, friendly, thorough and professional, and the clinic has a very welcoming and pleasant atmosphere.

If I could give a zero star review, I would. Do not use this practice. Dr Phillips is dishonest…read more She will overcharge you and your insurance. She is unprofessional and disorganized. It takes an extremely long amount of time to get any results back. After waiting over 10 weeks, we got test results with a different patient's name and information on it. Her office staff is rude and unprofessional. They will demand payment for bills you've never received. They refused to see my 6 year old son, while he was sitting in the waiting room, unless I paid them over $300 on the spot for invoices they never sent me and that I had requested multiple times. They are always running late and you'll never get your full appointment time. They don't return phone calls and will either blame their billing company or simply ignore you when you raise concerns. DO NOT TRUST DR PHILLIPS. I regret ever walking into their practice.

I really like coming here. Private, quiet, and obviously the therapist I work with is amazing. The…read moreonly downside is there isn't a ton of parking, and it's pretty tight.

When I called Dynamic Directions after looking for at the website, I was quiet surprised to find…read moreout that three of the five counselors on the website were not even working there anymore. The clinician on the phone was very nice, but when I went to see her for the first time she had no business cards to hand out, and for all I know she could have been a stranger on the street counseling me. It appears that the owner has not updated the website for a while, and does not seem to even be promoting the therapists that she does have. The therapist herself was very professional, nice, and seemed to know her stuff, but I just couldn't get over the fact that she had been working at Dynamic Directions for almost a year and their was nothing so much as a business card with her name on it. It seems mostly like poor and cheap ownership, which made me feel so bad for her counselors, but also made me feel like this was not the place for me to go. Also, if you can't even afford a billing person, then it makes me think that the practice in general is failing.

Dr. Jennie did a thorough, caring, evaluation of our Mom. The compassionate name is so fitting. It…read moreis a difficult job that takes a special person. Words are not easy so I'm just going to say thank you Dr. Jennie. Our Mom has been a trooper since being on her own. Her attitude is positive and Jennie recognized that and called it out in her analysis, along with Mom's dementia. Again, we are grateful to have found Jennie in this journey.

From the owner: We focus exclusively on neuropsychological evaluation of adults of any age, with a particular focus…read moreon those 55 and over. Our testing protocol assesses for the many dementias, including Alzheimer's, dementia with Lewy bodies, and cognitive impairments related to Parkinson's, Huntington's disease, multiple sclerosis and ALS; vascular dementia, frontotemporal lobar degeneration; stroke; traumatic brain injury; mood and other psychiatric disorders; and related behavioral and emotional disturbances (ex: paranoia, aggression, hallucinations, delusions, and sundowning). Indicators of the need for neuropsychological assessment can be abrupt or insidious, such as increased forgetfulness, wandering, disorientation while driving or frequent fender benders, decreased judgment related to money management, and medication noncompliance. Our goal is to help you understand the diagnosis, treatment options, and the level of recommended care, as well as to render an opinion as to a loved one's capacity to make well-informed decisions, if that is in question. A doctor's order is not required for a neuropsychological assessment. Medicare Part B and supplemental insurances cover a neuropsychological assessment every 12 months. Dr. Wilson-Binotti will come to the individual whether at home or in a facility. She schedules assessments during the day, with evenings and weekend hours available as convenient for the family.

You've heard the adage "Nice guys finish last," right? Well, it's applicable to us females, too…read more This past year was a rough one for me: first, one of my sweetest students (age 16) passed away suddenly. Then I was in a relationship that was very, very difficult on multiple accounts. To top it off, though I have pretty good self esteem, I just feel awkward and insecure sometimes. Needless to say, I needed someone to help me sort out my feelings of grief, confusion, and inadequacy, coupled with the blame and general negativity that was being projected onto me. I hoped therapy might help give me a more positive perspective and learn some coping and/or behavior strategies. Dr. Greenburg is very perceptive: she's picked up my nuances and habits pretty quickly, and I like that. She's pleasant and asks about my week. If I have a problem or something that's bothering me, she has a plan of attack. She can also sort through my unchronological messes and see patterns (in how others treat me, my response) and brings them up. This is EXACTLY what I wanted. And, she's very non-judgy. (Also exactly what I needed.) Through this journey I've learned what "codependency" is. "Nice guys" and "nice girls," you might want to look into it; awareness might help us "givers" walk away with more than just the short end of the stick! (In short: Treat yourself with importance, because others aren't necessarily going to!) So, to sum, I'm feeling positive and optimistic, and I'm thankful for that. Onward to a better, more positive year!

I was looking for a psychologist that knew Autism well since this was a new subject to most. After…read moretrying a few, I was lucky to come upon Dr. Felix Casados. My child was diagnosed with Asperger's instead of ADHD. He taught a few things about this form of autism. We talked about the bullying aspects to this too. Dr. Casados is patient, pleasant and proper. My child was in middle school at that time but unfortunately, my child who is now an adult, have decided upon another psychologist who is closer to work.