I had to make an appointment to talk to a psychologist. When I called and spoke to the office staff…read moreeveryone was very professional and pleasant and very kind. They listen to what you need and get you appointment quickly. The counselor I had was very professional and made it extremely easy to speak to her. I felt very comfortable speaking to her. Highly Recommended

Highly recommend to anyone seeking help. Calls return that same day. Dr. Bibby and Dr. Casiano are…read morevery knowledgeable and truly care about you.

Julie is such a caring psychiatrist! She really knows a lot about different medications and options…read morefor treatment. If you are looking for someone who will really get to the bottom of what you are dealing with and find the best treatment plan you should absolutely give Julie a call!

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I moved into the city last summer and really was not looking forward to finding a psychiatrist in…read morethe area - its such a crap shoot weather your going to find someone "good". I was lucky enough to find Dr. Whitfield at UIC. I have had clinical depression for over 10 years and Dr. Whitfield is now my 5th PDoc and I feel he is the best that i've had. Just last week he spent 1 1/2 hours with me and has done a great job managing my meds. Mental illness really sucks, and it makes it that much worse when you don't have access to good quality Medical help.

I have been a patient of Dr Bank for over 20 years. I did not trust Psychiatrists initially, but…read moreher approach to listening to your problems, and how to best treat them medically and medicinally have been fantastic. I look at how I was when I started seeing her and how they are now is like night and day. Would highly recommend her to anyone needing help with mental health issues that may also require medicinal intervention (though not exclusively so).

Susan and I have been in the trenches together with my mental health over the past ten years…read more Through her medical wizardry, she has brought me back from the brink of suicide and insanity on multiple occasions. I'm a graduate of Northwestern University and was distraught over my outcomes with other psychiatrists. I felt like I didn't suffer through that school to be on disability. Susan is a breath of fresh air. While she isn't in-network with any insurance company, her prices are reasonable (she's worth every penny), and she will work with your insurance on things like getting your prescriptions covered, provide you with documentation if you have out-of-network coverage, and fill out any sort of job-related paperwork that may be needed. I think it's saying something that she keeps her patient population functioning so well that they can continue to see her, even in the rough times. Unlike so many other psychiatrists, to the best of my knowledge Susan doesn't have patients in long-term care facilities, nursing homes, or regularly in an inpatient setting. We're all contributing members of society and she keeps us that way. As psych patients, I believe that's the most we can ask for: to be indistinguishable from people without mental illness. Susan ensures just that. If there's one thing you should spend a little extra on, it's your health. Take my word for it. Make your mental health a priority with Susan Bank. You'll be happy you did!

Dr. Godfrey is a lifesaver. I'm a former patient of hers from New Jersey and I miss her terribly…read moreas I try to find competent psychiatric help. She is thoroughly professional, conservative in prescribing medicine, patient, intelligent, articulate--all the things you would want in a mental health professional. She has helped me along the way and I have nothing but gratitude for that.

Very knowledgeable doctor, Compassionate, sensitive to patients…read more I'm trusting him a lot. Especially, hoping to get rid all RXs on my retirement !!!!

If I could give zero stars I would but that is not an option. This guy is an absolute tool. I did…read morenot need to be assessed while at McLaren but they asked and said it was optional and I figured it would not hurt. I was wrong. This crook kept me for an additional day at the hospital because he said a Dr. had reported they heard me making statements indicating I was homicidal. I was not even suicidal much less homicidal. He was trying to railroad a mental health nurse to inpatient care because I guess maybe he was behind on his car payments. He asked me three times during the first interview what I did for a living. You think he would remember if someone told him they were a mental health RN but not this genius. I was in for pain and CMH did a mental health screen and cleared me. Then the NP later told me since Mark assessed me he could override the CMH recommendation. Of course they did not tell me this prior to seeing this liar. I will never step foot back in a McLaren as a patient. I will be going to Munson in Gaylord or Traverse city. I find it hard to believe this guy has so many good reviews, I question the veracity of these reviews. They cannot possibly be real. He provided substandard clinical performance with clearly questionable medical judgement and honesty to be frank. He was dismissive of my statements and he talked at me more than to me trying to build his BS case for homicidal ideation. He lacked professional conduct as his approach to medicine was highly questionable and unprofessional, he actually called me a liar when I denied homicidal ideation and told him he was a quack. He yelled it as the nurse was pulling the monitor away from my bed. His dismissive attitude and unprofessional conduct compromised the patient-physician relationship. It was all BAD, it is as simple as that. I honestly cannot say one good thing about him. I only saw him twice but he made and cancelled multiple appointments throughout the day and I saw him LATE. UNACCEPTABLE! Even my nurse said he was horrible. The NP that was caring for me overrode this MOMO's recommendation and I was discharged to home at the end of the second day on the trauma floor. I have patients on the behavioural health unit I work on tell me that ER nurses and doctors as well as psychiatrists and CMH screeners lie about what they say all the time, I was skeptical regarding this possibility but now I know this definitely happens. What is way more common though is the patients telling me that ER staff tell them they can either get out after 72 hours or they can leave whenever they want. Then once they get on the unit they find out the truth. This is exactly what happened to me. I was told I would leave the next day after a MRI was performed but this was not the case. This experience has made me change my specialty in nursing as I refuse to work for a behavioural health unit, I do not want to be any part of the broken mental health system in this country. You have been warned.

Dr. Kirk fucking rules. He dresses like it's 1955 & his office is riddled with deer heads and…read moreElvis posters. We used to talk a lot about The Godfather and Al Pacino. He's one of those drs who doesn't want to put you on medicine to get you out of the office. He literally told me once, "You're an artist, you're supposed to be a little mad."

Thank God for the Ecker Center! The staff is committed and kind. It's very difficult to access…read moremental healthcare without excellent insurance. I'm grateful for this organization.

From the owner: As a trusted behavioral health organization committed to providing care in the community since…read more1955, we offer an array of comprehensive services for youth, adolescents, and adults. Treatment is carefully planned and customized for each person based on their individual needs and strengths. No matter what you are going through, help is available!

I couldn't have asked for a better psychiatrist. I saw Dr. Mills because I was concerned I might…read morehave ADHD. I was in my 30's, a woman, and had never been diagnosed before. Dr. Mills was friendly, thorough, attentive, listened to me, BELIEVED ME, and supported me from day 1. Mutual trust would be the best way to describe my work with Dr. Mills. He was highly knowledgeable about ADHD and the medication he started me on. I was so relieved when he said, "of course you can have a graduate degree and still have undiagnosed ADHD" - a common ADHD misconception I'd run into, even with various health professionals. He was very communicative and told me what he was thinking and why for my diagnosis and treatment. He never made a decision without checking with me about how I felt about it and if I had any questions. He never rushed me or pushed any medication on me, ever. He also began every single appointment being completely aware of our previous appointments, what had been going on with me, the treatment plan, and more. It was clear he cared about not just my treatment, but my whole wellbeing as a person. I worked with him for several years and only stopped because I moved to another state.

TL;DR: Seek other options. Dr. Mills is inappropriate, manipulative, dismissive, degrading and…read moreshould not be providing care for people who are seeking mental health support. A formal complaint has been filed with the state regulatory board. I was a patient of Dr. Mills for over 6 years. During my last appointment, he felt it was appropriate to share his personal feelings on DEI and expressed that he is pleased with the way that things are shifting away from DEI to being "merit-based" because DEI was discriminatory to white men and people who are not LGBT+. As a woman who identifies as part of the LGBT+ community, I became very uncomfortable, told him that this was an inappropriate subject, and stated that I would be seeking a new provider to continue my treatment. He reacted appalled, and couldn't understand why I would be offended. I moved on and tried to go back to the purpose of the call: to assess my treatment and medication (am I eating, am I sleeping, etc). At the end of the appointment, I declined to schedule a follow up and immediately found a new provider. Three weeks later, I received an email from Dr. Mills with the subject line "termination". See below for full text. He attempted to terminate a relationship that was already terminated, acting as if I owed him an apology for standing my ground and expressing my discomfort while calling me "reactive and illogical". This rhetoric from a certified psychiatrist is not only inappropriate, it is abusive and damaging to patients who are seeking help. He is unable to manage his own emotions when a patient expresses discomfort on a subject and should not be trusted with providing support to anyone who needs mental health support/treatment. Avoid at all costs. Email text is as follows: Good morning Amy After thinking about our last conversation on 9/24, I have decided it is in my best interest to terminate our working relationship. I did absolutely NOTHING wrong by explaining that some folks are pleased with the shift away from DEI to a merit-based system. That is not even an opinion...it is REALITY. Your stated intention to fire me for saying something that is entirely FACTUAL was out of line and disrespectful to me and our working relationship over the past 6 years and I am not able to work with someone who would be this reactive and illogical in their behavior towards me. You've had 3 weeks to consider your words and apparently you feel no apology or explanation is owed to me and I find that unacceptable. Your last Rx will be released on 11/9 and, after that, I wish you well in your search for a new provider. Regards, Dr.Mills