If you are looking for a very reputable organization to help you with your anxiety and depression,…read moreKadima Neuropsychiatry is the place to go. The staff is amazing and the doctors and nurses always have my best interest in mind.

It's a fabulous clinic for major depressive disorders have been to Greenbrook in Mission Valley,…read moreKadima's staff much nicer and more professional, you're not rushed at all. Dr Fiefel is awesome the office is trippy and it's a great place to go for these treatments and they are doing research and on the cutting edge when it comes to mental health treatments. Do yourself a favor Kadima is wonderful.

Review way overdue…read more I saw Dr Mihtar many years ago when I was going through a transition in life. I've seen many therapists, psychologists and would consider myself an experienced patient. Hands down he is one of the best and most skilled doctors around. He was extremely intuitive and can really change people's anxious and depressive thoughts very quickly. Since he's a psychiatrist/MD and a very very experienced one at that, his rates reflect the level of his experience. He does take insurance which is great. My my opinion he was worth every dime. Highly recommend!

Dr. Mithar is an excellent therapist and skilled clinician. He pinpoints the problem(s) and has…read moresugguestions to help with coping skills and life management. He is personable and can quickly assess situations that need to be addressed. He prescribes medications wisely and doesn't over-medicate his patients. It's a real pleasure working with Dr. Mithar!

AMAZING!! Jonathan Schleimer is amazing!! When I arrived in the exam room he was in there in 2…read moremins and he spent a good hour doing and explaining everything. Even wrote up his report and finding for my primary then came out and explained more and related to my wife and us on a personal level due to use having similarities in our personal life. DEFINITELY RECOMMEND

What a great doctor. Took the time to understand, explained himself and the process of the tests…read morewell, and was able to give results ASAP. I am so thrilled that there are great honest kind doctors like this in SD.

He took his time,talking to me felt he really cared.lfeel he really knows the meds.he gave me some…read moregood advice.

I have been going to Dr Moyer for many years. He is the best. Extremely empathetic. He is a good…read morelistener and tailors your medications to your needs.

Read 22 Google reviews that average 2 stars. Personal…read moreexperience managing sister's care has bern a nightmare - 2 seizures later due to negligence, most recently "Dr." Alejandro Meruelo giving her a 90 day supply of a narcotic after she had taken extra dosage that caused the seizure in the first place. After many attempts to reach out to UCSD WeListen department before this happened, when at that time he was NOT filling her prescriptions on time and with incorrect dosages, they responded after an investigation that he did nothing wrong. That was 4 months ago. Now he is overprescribing a dangerous addicting controlled substance to avoid my sister.

I've been going to UC San Diego Health outpatient psychiatry clinic in La Jolla for about 7 years…read morenow. Over that time, I have both been extremely satisfied and extremely frustrated with the place. For some context, let's start by saying that the state of mental healthcare in general, in the US and globally, is not where it should be. The field is filled with incompetent hacks, untrained in and uninterested in evidence-based treatment. It is really difficult to find good treatment. It's not like finding good physical healthcare. While there definitely are significant issues with UCSD Health outpatient psychiatry, what other large medical group in San Diego is better? Kaiser? Give me a break. That place is a house of horrors and rightly gets a major fine from the state every year and has been subject to numerous large lawsuits for denying legally required care. Sharp? They basically have brief group therapy that isn't even specialized and then kick you to the curb. Scripps? They don't even offer outpatient mental healthcare, despite advertising that they meet all your medical needs under one roof. I was told my a representative at Scripps that they don't offer outpatient mental health services because they have found that their patient population doesn't need it. Seriously?!? The small group practices in the area also have bad reputations, and I have never been able to find specialized care at any. And it is so hard to find a competent specialist in private practice. Talk about a bunch of hacks who aren't trained in and aren't interested in evidence-based treatment. The vast majority of these people shouldn't even be licensed. So UCSD Health outpatient psychiatry definitely has major issues, but they're still the tastiest turd sandwich in the bag. So now about UCSD Health outpatient psych specifically. The main positive and negative of the place is that it is affiliated with a world-class research institution with an incredible academic psychiatry research department. There are incredible expert psychiatrists here who spend most of their time in research. I have had two incredible psychiatrists here, true specialists in anxiety, the very top of their field globally. They had so much more knowledge than you can find anywhere else locally, and this translated to far greater knowledge of medication, appropriate psychotherapeutic treatment, and advanced treatments in the field. These were the two best providers I've ever had, by a mile, and I've been to many over the decades. Beyond their expertise, they both were incredibly nice and caring individuals. They helped my life immeasurably. But on the other side there are people there that only care about their research and could not possibly care less about the lives of their patients. I have never felt as worthless in my life as I did after a recent visit with a new psychiatrist. You may wonder why I switched providers when I was getting such great care? Not my choice at all. The turnover here is very high. There are other significant problems. They are absolutely filled with bureaucracy. I know that this greatly frustrates their best provider-researchers, and many have stopped seeing patients for that reason. Effective treatment has been cut off with total disregard for the wellbeing of patients. There is very high turnover, which is very frustrating when you are seeing someone great and you are on a great treatment plan, and then someone else takes over and, with total disregard for your health and life, wants to dramatically change what is working. Beyond bureaucracy, one reason for the high turnover is that UCSD Health is well known for treating its employees terribly. You can look this up as there are news articles about this. The job satisfaction of their providers is at the very bottom nationally. Management and culture absolutely needs to change in the entire UCSD Health system. And it is very troubling that patients are increasingly being pushed off onto Nurse Practitioners and others below MD level for medication management. Psychotherapy here has been limited since COVID as they have transitioned to a short term treatment model. This may work for some, but patoents like myself with more serious lifelong mental health problems need ongoing treatment, so it is very disappointing that they cut that off. And they had a fantastic OCD treatment program, but it ended because the therapist left and they never restarted it because the process got so mired in bureaucracy. You really need to advocate for yourself in order to receive appropriate care here and the degree of turnover makes things very difficult. So that's UCSD Health outpatient psychiatry clinic. Sometimes it is the absolute best, and sometimes it is just plain horrible. But since the entire field is a complete mess, I have to put things in context and rate this place comparatively.

He's about the money!!! Treated my daughter way too long 40…read moreweeks with ketamine and didn't have anyone stop because her bipolar medicine counter acted the ketamine and she has the terrible disease of Ketamine Cystitis now!!!! It's super painful and possibly permanent!!! So he made her mental state worse because she can't bare the fact of living with this and has had to get lower lumbar bladder blocks for the pain!!!

I've found Dr. Feifel's office and staff very consistent and professional over more than 25 courses…read moreof treatment. Because the services I recieve not subject to insurance, there is no "treatment prejudice" which I've endured over many years of behavior health services through various forms; commercial, marketplace, and/or government issued. The medical and medicinal treatment options offered by most treating physicians are directly related to what kind of insurance you have. I found Dr. Feifel's perspective, for my situation, to be independent of that status quo. Most imporant is the feeling of comfort and safety I can count on in the care of his staff, which doesn't waiver between treatments. I trust his treatment recomendations and practice. I respect his scientific approach and research endevors showing that the brain can treat itself, rather than flooding our most essential organ with manufactured medications it can't regulate. I've experienced MDD and TRD for decades, and nothing else has consistently worked for me.

I've been under NP Kora for about 2 years now and I would say shes great! She has truly helped me…read morecontrol my anxiety. However, the fact there's no patient portal to directly communicate with my provider is so inconvenient to the patient. Jocelyn at the front desk... I have a couple words for management about her. Please know that mental health is serious and is not something you should just treat like lightly. I am now looking for a new provider because she really made me feel like my mental health didn't matter. NP Kora Juckem is amazing though I'm truly grateful for her.

Mindpath Health faces several concerns that potential patients should be aware of. Providers are…read morealmost impossible to reach, staff responsiveness is lacking, and overall communication is poor. Sudden patient dismissals without adequate support, notice or medication fulfillment raise questions about prioritization of patient well-being versus profit. The company's policy of not providing management names and dropping patients without notice may contravene California law. There are also instances of physicians not attending video visits while still billing insurance. I do not recommend this company if you're concerned about your mental health. Please note: Abrupt termination without notice/referrals can be "patient abandonment." Under California law, patient abandonment occurs when a doctor terminates the relationship without written notice and without giving you enough time to find another qualified provider while you're still in need of care. This includes stopping care or medication, or leaving you without alternatives.

The staff is all excellent and the founder incredible but the clinical director is manipulative,…read moredishonest, unprofessional, and places the business' bottom line above what's best for the patient. The other clients are often quiet, not interested in interacting in group, and overall lack diversity and perspective.

I would NOT recommend this treatment center to anyone who is going through a serious drug…read moretreatmentl process. I found the physician to be extremely egotistic, controlling and condescending, especially at critical points in therapy. I was actually told "do you really think you are OK? by Dr. Roybal whose job in my opinion was to say "you are going to be OK I am here to ensure that." Then to charge a fortune for this type of treatment is just far beyond acceptable. I will also agree with other reviewers that the costs of the clinic are extremely expensive for the potential of treatment that may be required. 18K per month was required during my time there. The insurance billing process is a nightmare as others have stated. One definitely feels a few weeks into your treatment as if this clinic really is all about putting money in Dr. Roybal's pocket. A strange feeling of preying on the weak. Very sad. Also this is an outpatient facility. As a clinician myself, I would highly suggest that anyone going through a drug healing process would be better off finding a good therapist, following an appropriate slow taper schedule with supervision, a good massage therapist, chiropractic neurologist, acupuncturist, and seek out solid nutrition protocols with meditative exercises like yoga, tai chi, qi gong and meditation. WAY more cost effective and likely, far superior results.

This review is specifically for Jeanette Shepherd of Good Therapy. We see Jeanette at the Sorrento…read moreValley location. She has been providing therapy for a family member for over a year. She primarily does individual sessions, but we sometimes we have family sessions when there is an issue that needs family communication and support. Jeanette is warm, kind and comforting and creates a safe and welcoming environment. She has helpful insights and (actionable) suggestions. It is hard finding a good therapist and it took us several before finding one that was both a good match/fit and helpful. My only dream wish is that Good Therapy accepted insurance.

My sessions have been so helpful and given me so much insight. Angie always makes me feel so…read morecomfortable, asks such insightful questions and provides amazing support. I always look forward to our sessions!