Dr. Panvini was recommended by a dear friend. The way she spoke about realization during sessions…read morehelped me understand- this was someone I wanted to work with. My partner and I have very busy lives and needed help working on our relationship. We had reached a stagnant point. Couples therapy is its own magical type of therapy and Dr. Panvini helps us have AHA moments since day 1. From inception, Loreli has been angel. She's the office manager that greets us with kindness and a beautiful smile and genuine "how are you". I feel blessed to have found this amazing practice and Dr. Panvini specifically.

So I've tried quite a few therapists and interventions and it wasn't until working with the…read morewonderful people at Dr. Kate Truitt & Associates that I really felt that emotional healing was possible and that I could start to see the light at the end of the tunnel following decades long depression. Havening techniques and other techniques have helped me (someone who defaults to over-intellectualizing) get out of my head and into my body which I've found is imperative for healing emotional trauma. With all that said I'm really here to share my experience with the Neurofeedback training done with Rebecca Turner. Having done so much healing and reprocessing through talk therapy, I still felt that my thought patterns were like a hose turned all the way up, whipping around, unable to catch, and control, soaking everyone around me. The initial brain mapping (which is done first to know what areas of the brain to target for training) reflected with tangible data what I was experiencing inside. Ms. Turner described it to me like "your two hemispheres are yelling at each other" which turned out to be one of the most validating things my brain has ever heard about itself. The neurofeedback training process itself is not as complicated and/or intimidating as the name sounds. If one is doing eyes open training, you essentially attach some small sensors to your head using a conductive goop and watch a tv show while the screen brightens and dims in response to the information collected by the sensors and neurofeedback program. For "eyes closed" training, you listen to lyric-less music while the music adjusts the volume to help train your brain. And it all works. I feel good about myself. Shame is now a passing emotion instead of a state of being. Rumination is down ten-fold as my hemispheres aren't "yelling at each other". My thoughts and feelings don't control me as much and/or send my on a downward spiral. If you are someone who feels your emotions are often become too much for you to handle that even standard therapy couldn't alone help, might I suggest neurofeedback?

I've seen a few therapists in my life and, honestly, had been pretty disappointed with my…read moreexperiences. At one point, I started to feel like therapy just wasn't for me. But life circumstances eventually led me to Jacqui, and now I'm actually grateful for the hardships that brought me to her. She's different from any therapist I've ever worked with. Jacqui really helps you dig deeper and look at things in a more honest, meaningful way. She doesn't just tell you what you want to hear or coddle you, because that wouldn't actually help you grow. Instead, she challenges you in a supportive and thoughtful way that pushes you to understand yourself better. I had never heard of ART before and was honestly skeptical, but I was desperate and willing to try anything. Hands down, it's one of the most valuable techniques she has in her vast arsenal of tools to help her patients. Her guidance on how to manage my anxiety in between sessions is something I will carry with me for life. Working with her has been a truly valuable experience, and I'm incredibly grateful to have found her.If you're struggling with something, I really encourage you to reach out and see her. It will change your life. It certainly changed mine.

I came to Jacqui to heal my trauma, and I'm now more traumatized when leaving at the 2nd ART…read moresession due to a racist comment by Jacqui. The first ART session with Jacqui was about 2 hours, and no specific issues occurred. The 2nd session was a week later. About 30 minutes in, she noticed the ART didn't work as she expected, and her comment about the failure was due to my "language barrier," which I strongly disagree with. Even English is not my first language, I passed 2 most difficult bar exams in the States, and I've been practicing law for the past 12 years in California. Jacqui's instructions are nothing compared to the judges' instructions I have to follow for my work. Jacqui's instruction was basically "imagine your emotions being washed away by a waterfall," something simple and similar to this. However, she told me not only once during this session that the failure is because of the language barrier. She made me feel absolutely terrible, and I had to cut short the session. Eventually, Jacqui admitted that ART doesn't work for everyone but emphasized again my language barrier. We are all vulnerable already when seeking help from a therapist. Now Jacqui makes me feel even worse as this ART doesn't work mainly because of my "language barrier." If Jacqui evaluated that my language barrier is a concern or issue for this ART, she should've noticed it at the first consultation and stopped it, rather than continuing scheduling and charging me $180 per hour for the following sessions.

I had a good experience with my first session of marriage counsiling with Amy today. I thought she…read morewas very funny and allows me to speak my mind, which helps with processing my feeling more clearly.

In my five and a half years under Dr. Amy Keller's guidance, life has granted many milestones,…read moremisfortunes and memories. In this time, DAK has provided real time insights by making herself available and generously extending sessions. It's refreshing to have tactics and coping mechanisms in real time rather than someone just nodding to a defacto recap of life's events. With DAK, darkness and depression are just the express lane to the light. She sits in the passengers' seat, aptly reframing life's turmoils and obstacles into opportunities to face your most deeply rooted fears. She provided a safe space, as there is no such thing as shame in her sessions. There are only openness and bravery. DAK talks the talk but more importantly she walks the walk. Not only is Dr. Amy Keller an amazing therapist, she's also an amazing human. If you have courage in your heart, Dr. Amy Keller will help you find it and utilize it.

I discovered Andrea online because she took my insurance (Optum). she helped guide me during a…read moreperiod of rediscovery and changes in my life. I was able to find a new acceptance of my situation, and I'm ina good place now. I appreciated her patience and empathy. she is knowledgeable and helped me navigate personal things I didn't know how to handle.

Ms. Guido is a former colleague of mine while we both worked at an outpatient family clinic in LA…read moreCounty. She was seen as a seasoned clinician by other therapists, and had a wealth of knowledge, clinical experience, training, and professionalism when assisting clients, colleagues, paraprofessionals, and other members in the community. She was observed to provide high quality of care to children, adolescents, young adults, neurodivergent children, and their families. Her approach is compassionate, empathetic, and client-focused. Some of the trainings and clinical work we did at the outpatient clinic were Trauma-Focused Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT), Crisis-Oriented Recovery Services (CORS), An Individualized Mental Health Intervention for Children with ASD (AIM HI), and Positive Parenting Program (Triple P).

What's so strikingly unique about Fabiola Wong is that she really does care about your healing…read moreprocess. And the thing is, I didn't even know I needed to heal when I was first introduced to On The Hotline. After we met, I quickly found myself scrolling through her online presence wondering how I could embody more of what she championed; undeniable confidence and a complete ownership of where she was in her pursuit of self worth (within the world of dating and relationships of course). She never seemed to compromise her needs or desires and I wanted nothing more than to be able to move through my life like that, authentically happy and secure about where I was at any given moment. Dating is strange at 30. We're all ready for the right thing to happen at the perfect moment where all things seem to align, but really, I had no idea my ability to identify a healthy relationship was so warped. Before I took How to Not Suck at Dating, I was newly seeing someone that I was already highly considering as 'the one'. My biggest takeaway during the course was that I couldn't identify that this guy I was dating wasn't even close to Mr. Right. But how could I be so wrong? Through a lot of reflection and redirection, I realized (on my own terms) that I needed to leave and move on. What's more is, I walked away knowing that I didn't have to compromise my happiness and stay in a relationship that didn't feed my basic needs. Now that I'm dating out in the wild again, I find myself using my How to Not Suck at Dating tools regularly. I'm finally enjoying the process of dating and interacting with the possibility of happiness on my journey to love. Thank you On The Hotline!

Therapist gave good quality care.. but there are signs of office mismanagement.. I'll be finding…read moreanother local clinic..

Great therapy center for all age ranges from child to adult that helped assess my younger daughter…read morefor selective mutism and hold sessions for my older one on the autism spectrum. Accepts Anthem HMO, among other carriers. So grateful

Katherine helped my mom and me tremendously! We run a successful business that is very high-stress…read moreand wanted to find a better way to work together and also keep our love and respect for one another. Katherine was able to navigate difficult conversations and was very empathetic, insightful, and kind. We attribute a lot of our growth to her! Thank you!!!

Katherine at the Westminster is brilliant. If you're looking for someone sharp, insightful, and…read moreempathetic, she's your girl! I'm now in a different space emotionally, and I'm very grateful for her work.

Ashley has been the kindest, warmest light to me as I've worked through some hard things in the…read morepast couple of years. She listens without judgment, poses questions that help me think and make connections about things from my childhood, and offers suggestions for how I can respond in certain situations. In 2021, I met with her consistently for over a year, then I felt better and we ended our time together. Then a few months ago, a personal life event triggered my anxiety and anger. I reached out to Ashley and we resumed our sessions that same week! It was so nice to jump right back into talking with someone who knew all the background information about my family, etc so that we could discuss what was going on right now. I had always encouraged others to do therapy, but hadn't sought it out for myself until 2021. I'm SO THANKFUL that I found Ashley and I truly feel that it was God's divine work that brought us together for our therapeutic relationship.

Dr. Calvin Yang, first and foremost, is a consummate professional and a caring soul. He truly cares…read morefor how you are progressing and allows for adjustable methods in your healing. Dr. Yang never forces a treatment and will work with you to find the best path to living your best life. Punctual and accessible, Dr. Yang ensures that the environment where you meet is calming and discrete. I especially appreciate that he allows for a dual session with my partner and values both of our inputs. I can not recommend Dr. Yang enough!

If I could give this place 200,000,000,000 stars I would. He actually cares about his patients and…read moreis extremely knowledgeable (MD and PhD in Neuroscience). Yes, he has a great location, lots of parking ($5) and an office with impressive abstract paintings. What really sets him apart is THAT HE TRULY CARES AND CONSULTS WITH THE CLIENT 100%. Unlike my previous psychiatrists who would meet me for 15 minutes to glance at my chart and give me medication to try, Dr. Yang looked at everything, and I mean everything. He requested all past medical records to make a decision on which medications to suggest. He took into consideration my body's reactions to previous treatments and external factors. Had it not been for him I probably would not be alive. He met with me every two weeks for an hour, we would converse for 30 minutes, and go over medication and literature for the other half hour. He has completely honest about the pros and cons of each prescription, and if I was willing to try it. He never sugar coated anything, and I think that helped a lot. He also had a good idea on how my body would react, and he was always right. I am glad my friends helped me pay my initial consultation, and for Dr.Yang who did not turn me away but provided a payment plan for me after evaluation. Now I am enjoying my 30's and planning for the future. I did not think I would make it to see my 30th birthday before coming to Clarity Mental Health. This place goes beyond the call of duty for their patients. I always felt understood and respected on all levels. His office has a different entrance and exit for privacy and he never runs late, they answer all phone calls and I never had any problems with my pharmacy or paperwork. Extremely professional and trustworthy. Thanks to Dr.Yang, I am thriving and enjoying life today.

Casa gave me the strongest foundation I could have ever asked for. This place saved my life…read more Walking back into Casa grounds makes me feel like I'm walking home again. Being there is like being hooked to an oxygen tank and can breath again. I could never say a bad thing about this place. The friends I've made while there are still my friends today. The staff & all the women there genuinely care about you, love you & teach you how to be a lady. Casa loved me & continues to love me until I can one day love myself. The women's meeting on Thursday night is by far the most energetic, meaningful, hopeful & strengthening meeting I have ever went to. The solution is conveyed there. I learned more about myself at Casa then I ever have anywhere else. Casa will always be home. Once a Casa girl always a Casa girl.

I wanted to leave a quick review about my experience trying to get admitted here. I was referred by…read moreKaiser and had been playing phone tag with a representative named Laura. We both missed each other's calls a few times. Her last call to me was Thursday, and I returned the call Tuesday. When I called, Laura immediately told me in a very condescending and dismissive tone that "that was a long time ago" and that I needed to contact Kaiser again. I completely understand if a new referral was required, and I can acknowledge that I could have called back sooner. My issue is not the policy it's the way I was spoken to. This is a recovery center. The people calling are often already struggling, hesitant, or trying to get themselves to accept help. A little compassion goes a long way. I've dealt with another treatment center where the staff were patient, welcoming, and persistent about helping someone get into treatment, so the difference was immediately noticeable. I had read several reviews describing staff as rude or condescending before calling, and unfortunately my interaction made me understand exactly what those reviewers were talking about. Based on the number of similar reviews, I'm not particularly confident this feedback will be taken into consideration. Some of the responses and experiences described honestly come across to me as more defensive than receptive to criticism. If you've had or end up having a great experience here, I genuinely hope that continues. I can only speak about my interaction, but when someone is reaching out for help with recovery, they should not be made to feel like an inconvenience for calling back. This interaction alone was enough to turn me away and look elsewhere.