Without hesitation, I would recommend Dr. Seltzer. She is an extraordinary doctor and was very…read morehelpful to me when I was facing a very difficult time in my life. I had visited other doctors and had little success and was ready to give up - literally. I told her my problems, told her what I had read and what my diagnosis was. She listened carefully, said that I did good research but wanted to offer a different opinion. She explained how she arrived at her conclusion and it turned out that she was correct. The other doctors that I spoke with didn't bother to question my opinion and I wasted a lot of time and money, as a result. Again, I would recommend her without hesitation.

My name is "A" and I have been seeing Dr Gurfein ( Dr G) for about two years. She literally gave…read moreme my life back. I was hospitalized for Major Depressive Disorder for 5 weeks before I met her. At the end of step down treatment as an outpatient, I needed a provider and prescriber. Dr G reached out to me, I don't know she got my number - but thank God that she did. Dr G, always asked excellent questions - like, "why are you on this medication?" I often joked - "I have no idea, you're the Dr, you tell me!" I was on 7 meds leaving the Hospital and Outpatient treatment. Over a period of about 18 months, the Dr systematically synched up the meds to my psychiatric/therapy progress. As of a few weeks ago, I was only on one of the original 7 drugs. To my misfortune, I caught one of the very rare side-effects of that one remaining med - I became Manic. This ailment caused me to lose my filter and become a person that my family didn't recognize. I was a cool, calm and collected person prior to any of my mental health issues. I was the "Rock" that my immediate and extended Family depended on. Mania caused me to become unglued; wreaking havoc, and destroying many of the (sometimes) fragile bonds that kept the family together. The only way to describe it is that my new horrible personality was uncontrollable and my bad behaviors came out as involuntarily as blinking or sneezing. I was Jim Carrey in the movie Liar, Liar. Dr Gurfein was patient with me. She met with my family members to elicit their perspective on the disease and my behaviors. And in the end, as always - she figured it out synching up the appropriate meds with the therapy that was needed. My wonderful loving family - my Wife, my Sons, my Mother, my Sisters, my Father-in-Law, my Brother-in-Laws, and my Sister in Law was so distraught over my illness, especially because for several months earlier in the current year, I was the old rock solid me. I am writing this review this morning with a clear mind, and with no Manic symptoms. I continue to see Dr G and intend to continue our excellent partnership. I hope this feeling of serenity will last, but I know if it does not, I will rest well in the confidence that Dr G and myself will be able to solve any of my mental health issues. Thank You for reading my review - I know you will figure out who gave her the five star rating, lol! "A"

I left an abusive relationship and told my ex to seek professional help in anger management. He…read morecalled Dr. Judy and made an appointment, in an attempt to get me back. She called me at midnight to invite me to attend the anger management appointment she had with my ex. When we got there, she first asked why I was there? I was perplexed, because she invited me to join this "anger management" session, so I explained that he is verbally abusive to me and started to become verbally abusive to my children. I would not tolerate that ever. I also explained his history of drug abuse, and aggressive behavior toward other women in his life - there is a pattern of violence, and his ex wife has a restraining order against him. Her advise to me? To keep in mind that "Sticks and stones can break my bones but words can never hurt me.....it's just words" I felt sick! As a woman, never mind being a psychologist...she didn't acknowledge that domestic violence is a vicious cycle and it starts with verbal abuse. Shame on you Sr. Judy! I will never put myself or my children in that path of violence.

I've been under Dr. Brown's care for medication treatment, which is now coming to an end. He…read morequickly identified the right medications for me, providing much-needed relief from depression and anxiety. Beyond his expertise, Dr. Brown has always been empathetic, kind, and available.

Dr. Brown's talk therapy has been extremely effective in helping cope with anxiety. Being available…read morefor online sessions has been a huge plus. I recommend Dr. Brown for any psychiatric help.

I scheduled a virtual office visit a week ago. They sent me a link for my appointment with somebody…read morenamed Dr. Barnes for 10 AM this morning. I literally have been waiting in the waiting room for an hour and a half no doctor ever entered. I just called the office to tell them that and they told me that Dr. Barnes is on vacation. So they literally have morons scheduling people for first time visits with doctors that are not even there. Nobody apologized nobody said a word the girl just kept asking for my date of birth in a nasty tone somebody named Andrea, and I told her They are in efficient and clueless and I don't want to go there. She just hung up on me. So if you're actually having a mental health emergency don't go here. Not only do they not care they will schedule you with doctors that are not even available and they'll hang up on you.

From the owner: Vantage Health System is committed to a treatment philosophy of recovery and wellness. In contrast…read moreto the traditional medical model based on the treatment of illness, a recovery model is based on the goals, preferences, interests and strengths of the individual. Recovery is defined as the personal process of overcoming the negative impact of a mental illness, despite its continued presence. Individuals who are in recovery from mental illness move from a state of dependency to interdependency, and live from a perspective of hope.