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    Heightened Focus Coaching

    5.0 (1 review)
    Open • 8:00 am - 11:00 pm

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    Metamorphic Psychiatry

    (3 reviews)

    Dear Dr. Duk, I am writing to formally document and object…read moreto the manner in which you conducted my intake appointment on Saturday, February 31, 2026. I have lived with severe, treatment-resistant mental illness since the young age of nine, including Rapid Cycling Bipolar II, OCD, CPTSD, Anorexia, and Binge Eating Disorder. Over my lifetime I have survived two suicide attempts (one nearly fatal), seven psychiatric hospitalizations, more than eighteen failed medication trials, the loss of twenty-six jobs, missed life-altering opportunities, and the forced surrender of my independence. Despite this, I have never given up. A few days before our appointment, I completed my Registered Dental Assistant certification amidst heightening symptoms. This is the first program I have completed since high school in 2012; it was very difficult. Unsure of my future, but hopeful nonetheless, I came to you during a period of acute vulnerability. I sought your care believing that, as both a psychiatrist and a Catholic, you might offer informed guidance grounded in clinical rigor and Christian compassion. Instead, I left feeling dismissed, minimized, and disenfranchised. Your intake process fell far below the standard of psychiatric care, being solely rooted in apathy. In a $300.00 out of pocket one-hour evaluation intended to understand a patient comprehensively, you asked few questions which left me to lead the session while you remained disengaged, avoided eye contact, and appeared confused while typing excessively. When I disclosed that my current medications are the sole reason I am alive today, although still deeply struggling, you bypassed my mental health history entirely and responded without assessment, empathy, or clinical inquiry, but abruptly pivoted to a discussion about the potential deadly effects of those medications on hypothetical future pregnancies. This was done without context, sensitivity, or relevance to my acute psychological state. In that moment, my lived reality, my survival, and my immediate need for care were eclipsed by speculation that was neither clinically appropriate nor ethically justified. This interaction demonstrated a profound disregard for trauma-informed practice, basic psychiatric priorities, and the duty to meet a patient with presence, attentiveness, and care. Finally, the advice you offered--"just do it, like from the Nike logo," "persevere through your ups and downs," and "read books, journal, work out, pray" --was both clinically shallow and dismissive of the realities of severe mental illness. Reducing decades of documented illness and survival to platitudes conveyed indifference, not care. I came to you for hope, not slogans; for expertise, not generic advice; for compassion, not shrugging dismissal. I am submitting this letter so that you understand the impact of your conduct and so that no other vulnerable patient seeking help in good faith--especially under the banner of shared faith--leaves feeling as unseen and abandoned as I did. Due to my ongoing mental illness, I do not have a job and therefore an income to support myself. Because of this I depend on my parents for all of my treatment and care. By wasting not just my time, but their money, I am expecting a full refund as consequence. Sincerely, Maria Fernandez

    Dr. Duk has truly been a blessing in my life. He has helped me grow not only in mental strength,…read morebut also in my faith and spirituality. His approach is thoughtful, grounded, and deeply respectful of the whole person, mind, body, and soul. What sets him apart is his ability to integrate professional psychiatric care with meaningful spiritual insight. He listens with patience, challenges with wisdom, and guides with compassion. I've growth in mental clarity, emotional stability, spiritual depth, and even physical strength as I've learned to care for myself more intentionally. If you are looking for someone who understands both the psychological and spiritual dimensions of healing, I highly recommend Dr. Duk. I'm truly grateful for the impact he has had on my life.

    Collaborative Psychology Group

    Collaborative Psychology Group

    (9 reviews)

    I went to this location because I was at a very tough spot mentally, and it felt like I got taken…read moreadvantage of. When I went in for my first appointment, I was told I needed a referral from my insurance that I did not have. As a result, I was given the choice to reschedule or pay this session out of pocket (roughly $120), with the promise that I would be reimbursed soon (90 days at the latest). Feeling like I really needed to speak with someone, I paid. I went here for a little less than a year, periodically asking when I'd be reimbursed, and I never was. I could somehow never directly contact the billing department, and whenever someone promised to get back to me, they never would. I generally disliked entire staff by the end of this, they seemed super disorganized and apathetic towards helping me. I had other issues with this place, but this was by far the largest. My therapist was fine. It's a shame she represented by a place run like this.

    I am deeply disappointed by how Johanna Malaret treated my mom today during her first session. I…read moremade the appointment for her because she doesn't speak English and was told that I could help my mom fill out her paperwork when we arrived. We arrive and the office assistant couldn't print the paperwork but said that I could fill out the forms online during my mom's session. Not 5 minutes into my mom's session, I see the therapist come out and spends 10 mins printing the paperwork. I asked her if she was still going to have session with my mom, and she said that yes while "my mom fills it out." I didn't understand why she couldn't wait until after the session for my mom to fill the paperwork out and actually have session with her. Then, the hour had even not finished when my mom comes out with paperwork in her hands. I ask if everything's okay and she says that they didn't really have session because the therapist was more concerned about the paperwork, which was not even done. The therapist was by the front desk and I asked her if they had session and she said "yes, but that my mom was filling out paperwork simultaneously". I said "that's not really a session though." And she literally said "I'm really good at multitasking." This was just an awful first time experience for my mom. I intentionally chose Johanna Malaret because I wanted a therapist that would be accessible to my mom. Someone who spoke Spanish and was culturally sensitive. But that wasn't her experience.

    Heightened Focus Coaching - c_and_mh - Updated September 2026

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