Psychiatry. Dr Steven Mee is excellent. Just wish I could "pick up the phone"during regular…read morebusiness hours! My problem, not Dr Mee's.

I am one of the many grateful patients of Dr. Mee's. I was beyond relieved to have found him to…read moretreat my psychiatric needs. Dr. Mee is extremely knowledgeable, caring, honest, and challenging which makes him at the top of the Psychiatric and Psychotherapy field. I first started seeing Dr. Mee in 2009 when I was struggling with anxiety and depression due to the changes that Stage IV Cancer brings. While I was seeing him strictly for psychiatric purposes there was some psychotherapy involved as well. If I could have budgeted for psychotherapy with Dr. Mee I would definitely want to. I continued to see Dr. Mee for maintenance review through 2013. Then recently again. I was amazed at how after a break in time he was able to thoroughly recall my circumstances, but discuss and treat me my current needs. His costumer service is superior as well. There were many times I had problems with CVS and not getting my prescription and he would make sure that it happened. His office consists of he and another doctor but you would think that they had a full administrative staff. I am forever grateful for Dr. Mee's outstanding service.

Truly liked Dr Kitzinger. He was treating my son, when he was a miner, middle school age. My son…read morealso enjoyed his therapy with him

I really liked Dr. Litzinger. He saw my son when he was a teenager a few years back and was really…read moregood with him. He's top notch as far as psychiatrists go. I wanted to see him myself but he doesn't take my insurance unfortunately.

I saw Dr. Corman for a few appointments in 2021. He did initially diagnose me with ADHD, but how he…read morewent about prescribing medication for my ADHD did not sit right with me. He brags about how he helped develop TOVA, a computer program that he will sit you in front of with a clicker button (on a desktop that looks like it is only capable of running MS-DOS). Okay, maybe using it to diagnose someone could be super helpful, but the way he uses it to decide on the medication he will prescribe feels absolutely useless. He gives you a pill in a little envelope and has you come back the next day to test you on how well you play the computer game on the medication he gave you; if it isn't "up to par" to where he thinks you should be, he gives you another pill and has you come back to try it all over again, in no way taking into account how you, the client, may feel on the different medications he has given you. After all of his "testing" that I was subjected to, Dr. Corman settled on a medication that I particularly did not like, and as a mom, I did not feel it lasted long enough in my system to get through the day with enough focus and add on daily headaches. I brought all of this up with Dr. Corman, and instead of listening to me as an adult with opinions, he told me to take three XR (extended-release) pills a day at the lowest dose possible. This was after almost two weeks of being put through the wringer and taking five or six different types of medication given to me in tiny envelopes. Eventually, I decided that I wanted to find a psychiatrist who would work WITH me as a patient to find a drug that we both felt worked, with my input into the situation. I did, which has been super helpful. See anyone before you see Dr. Corman; he seems stuck in the 80s and 90s, probably when he developed that computer test.

This is a tricky review for me. This is the guy who helped develop the testing for ADHD…read more He knows his stuff, but he's also got some dated ideas at this point and only sees one way to do things. That combination gave me the impression he's not really interested in hearing what's been working for you or adapting medication to your other issues. I've used marijuana to treat my symptoms successfully for the past 15 years. I've had a decade and a half of good results with it. But, I know it interferes with the electronic testing he performs though so I went in there expecting him to tell me I needed to cut it and other medications off for testing. Heck chocolate even messes with his testing. I came in because I'm in my 30's now and my adhd symptoms aren't under control anymore. My wife is dying, I'm the sole provider for my family, and I have anxiety that I didn't have before. He didn't really address how that might affect my adhd. He blamed it on the marijuana and gave me a diagnosis of "pot dependence". Compared marijuana to heroin and started asking if I'd be willing to take that. So, I took it to heart. Walked out and stopped taking all my medications including marijuana. Ya know what, it wasn't as hard as he made it seem, and no I don't think I needed rehab for it (something he pushes for plain old weed). You know what was hard? Getting off the amphetamines they pushed on me as a kid. I saw shadow people and had crazy withdrawals from it. But you aren't amphetamine dependent because you need it for adhd, and I really don't think I fit the dsm-v for marijuana dependence. This dude just doesn't care to listen, because he's been doing the same routine for 20 years. You can get TOVA testing elsewhere for cheaper. You don't need him to be the one doing it.

The type of care and dedication that is offered from the Grace Counseling Group is great. I really…read morerecommend Keith Attardo for all those that are looking for a great therapist.

Fyi they do not and will not wear a mask to protect you. Therapist claims it's asthma, but…read moreaccording to the WHO she simply needs to find the right mask to make sure that I Literally Do Not Die. Apparently my mental health is much more important than me literally dying. Not very Christian of her to risk my life over a piece of cloth. Re: coronavirus and severe asthma: "We all need to work together to slow the spread of the new coronavirus. If you're having trouble wearing a mask, try a different fabric or fit. Wearing some kind of breathable face covering is better than nothing. According to the WHO, medical masks when worn the right way do not cause you to breathe in more carbon dioxide or reduce your oxygen levels." So it won't reduce your oxygen intake but will somehow give you more asthma? For the record I HAVE SEVERE ASTHMA AND WEAR A MASK. This is what was so confounding to me. Somehow Miriam thinks it's ok that patients are breathing in her lobby with no masks, and that she should do talk therapy for hours with no face covering. Face shield will work too. Not cool what a waste of my time.

I have been seeing Dr. Sandoval MD for approximately 2 years. During that time I have found her to…read morebe one of the best psychiatrists in the Los Angeles/ Orange County area. She has never forced a treatment on me and we both come up with solutions to my different psychological problems that can arise at any time. In the past, I have had very bad experiences with multiple psychiatrists. I have been seeing both a psychiatrist and psychologist since I was 13 and I am currently 37. I have gone through several over the years. Dr. Sandoval is probably in my top 2 ever if not my favorite I have ever had. She has treated me for both depression and panic attacks til this very day and I am still a current patient. I have zero qualms about recommending Dr. Sandoval for Panic Attacks and Depression. I highly recommend her services. Great bedside manners and very competent. She cares about her patients. Office address is wrong btw it is now Mind Care Services 333 W. Broadway Suite 310 Long Beach, CA 90802 Office: 562 491-6465 Fax : 562 590 6463

Lacks compassion and ill trained and equipped to give nonjudgmental care related to addiction…read moreissues. Horrible bedside manner frankly. Couldn't even look at me during the zoom call. Assumed I was a drug addict that had she took the time and effort to look at my case she would have seen that wasn't the issue. Couldn't even have the common decency to tell me she wasn't even willing to provide care in the other areas I needed. You are warned. Dont let that cute therapy dog she has running around her office fool you.

What has surprised me the most in working with Dr. Tran is the way he listens -- deeply, patiently,…read moreand with genuine interest. Before him, I had experiences where I felt like I had to fight to be heard, rush through concerns, or only share the "important" symptoms because I worried the provider didn't have time for the rest. That kind of environment makes it hard to be vulnerable or honest. With Dr. Tran, it's the complete opposite. For the first time, I feel like I can say everything without needing to filter or edit myself. He listens to the full story, even when I'm rambling, anxious, or unsure how to articulate what l'm feeling. He doesn't interrupt. He doesn't rush me along. He doesn't jump to conclusions. He lets me speak in my own pace and my own way. Then, once I'm finished, he reflects back what he heard - not in a robotic way, but in a way that makes it clear he truly understood what I meant, not just what I said. That level of careful listening has helped me open up more than I ever have in mental health treatment. There have been sessions where I walked in overwhelmed, on the verge of tears, or feeling completely lost. He never looks uncomfortable or impatient. He stays calm, grounded, and steady, gently guiding me through the conversation until I can breathe again and see things clearly. That kind of support has been invaluable. And when I have questions -- whether about symptoms, medications, or even just the emotional experience of what I'm going through -- he answers them thoroughly and thoughtfully. Never rushed. Never dismissive. Never acting like I should already know the answer. I always leave appointments feeling more informed, more grounded, and more seen. Because I finally feel truly heard, my progress has accelerated dramatically. I'm able to share things I've held in for years, and that honesty has transformed the way I understand myself. I can't express how rare and meaningful that experience has been.

What makes Dr. Tran stand out from almost every provider I've seen is his ability to see the whole…read moreperson, not just the diagnosis. So many clinicians focus only on symptom checklists: sleep, appetite, energy, mood rating, anxiety level. But they overlook the deeper layers that drive those symptoms. Dr. Tran does the opposite. He understands that mental health is connected to everything: relationships, identity, stress, physical health, past experiences, lifestyle, trauma, even daily habits. And he weaves all of those layers into treatment in a way that feels seamless and supportive.   He asks about what's happening at work, at home, socially, emotionally, physically. Not out of curiosity, but because he understands how interconnected each part of life is. He notices patterns between sleep, stress, mood, and behavior. He helps me understand how certain environments impact me or how certain habits influence my energy. His holistic approach isn't just psychological. It's practical. He encourages healthy routines, grounding techniques, boundaries, coping strategies, scheduling adjustments, and lifestyle shifts that actually fit into my life. None of it feels overwhelming or unrealistic. He explains why each change matters and how it supports the bigger picture. Because he treats me as a whole person, I've noticed improvements far beyond my initial symptoms. My confidence is higher. My energy is better. My daily functioning has improved. I feel more balanced emotionally and more capable mentally. Working with him has shown me what psychiatric care should be: not just symptom management, but true whole-person healing.

This place really has helped during a time of family transition. I am glad my insurance was…read moreaccepted. Vivienne Peng is wonderful and is a great listener. She gives great feedback. I definitely recommend this place. The parking lot is tiny, so I usually park in the center next to it. Overall, this is a wonderful place if you want work on your mental health care / journey.

This office seems like they will help you and gives you and appointment right away when other…read moreoffices are booked up. I went thinking it was an ADHD testing but it's not. you get charged $250 just to tell you that you need testing which we already knew ‍ You can't make appointment unless credit card on file which they charge right away. They add other services to the claim that never happened. Still waiting for refund. Check your claims on insurance. I am still waiting on refund. I do not recommend this place.

Great Experience Overall, Dr. Hall allows me to make the best informed decisions for my mental…read morehealth rather than telling me what I should do, he treats me like a person, and is a very down to earth person which is rare in the field (from my past experiences).

Psychiatrist, Dr James Hall has been our physician for about eight years now. The office is clean,…read morethe staff is always friendly. During COVID we switched to video visits but can still request in person visit when needed. Dr Hall has always given us excellent physician help and advice when needing additional services.