Absolutely fantastic office and great service, especially from the administrator Taylor. She was…read morevery patient with me and answered all of my annoying questions!

Farah is great! Highly recommend, and she meets tuesday nights after work!…read more She's very open, warm, and inviting. I never felt intimidated or judged, and was able to share freely. This was my first time seeing a therapist, and she made it very easy! She also handled all my insurance and billing, making that complicated process a breeze!

Ladies and gentlemen Dr. Saum is for real!!! I am a black man from the East Coast trying to find my…read moreway out here in LA. It's one thing to read books and watch videos on self improvement and motivation; it's another thing for someone else to hold a mirror to you and identify all of your ish. Trauma is real and you need to identify the root of your problems. Dr. Saum is a master practitioner. No bs just great therapy in a comfortable private setting. It's up to you to apply the tools. He's a therapist and life coach all rolled into one.

I began seeing Dr. Saum after I needed someone to talk as I was feeling directionless after an end…read moreto a bad relationship. Dr. Saum was immediately able to diagnose a best course of action and executed it to perfection. Dr. Saum's approach is direct, which I initially wasn't prepared for, but as each session went on, I became more and more aware of his overall plan, which gave me more confidence and solace to keep the dialogue going. Now that I've been seeing Dr. Saum for a few years, not only has he given me the confidence and awareness to develop meaningful and healthy relationships, but he has also been able to provide amazing insight into the progression of my professional life. For this, I will always be grateful and could not recommend his services enough.

My existing therapist had recently moved to this company. I didn't know how much changing a company…read morewould ultimately result in termination of my treatment and the year of trust built with my therapist. I felt loyal to my therapist and trusted her (this was the 3rd move I made with her). She never had issues with our schedule before she moved to this company. She pushed me several times to meet weekly when I explained that wouldn't be feasible for me at the moment. Our last session was an ultimatum of weekly sessions or termination. I was shocked as this was never an issue until she was employed here. It felt like a sales pitch. I felt betrayed by someone who I trusted and thought truly cared about me. It was very unprofessional. They only want your money and they want it weekly or not at all.

My job switched insurance carriers and Fig Tree didn't take the new carrier. They let me keep…read morepaying the deductible for 4 more sessions before they expressed they no longer took my new insurance and had to pay in full for the sessions. So now I'm paying not to get therapy. I wouldn't recommend them to anyone I care about.

Amazing coach, kind focused and thoughtful, I found she helped me remove blocks in my life and…read morestart to see things differently. Our work set me on a new path which was very helpful.

I'm writing this review about a year later after our 2 sessions. After getting laid off from my…read morecorporate job of a high position, losing my girlfriend, dog and a list of other atrocities I was lost and broken in my life. I was willing to do whatever it took to get back on my feet after numerous attempts at therapy whether it was through my insurance provider or private practice. I was a bit skeptical at first about hypnotherapy and life coaching because of the heavy price tag attached but here's what happened. We had a counseling session to see what was going on in my life and how we could go about regaining my clarity and confidence. She helped me realize that there was a lot of past trauma that I had to forgive myself coupled with the bitter truth that my self-destructive tendencies may not have been my fault but is ultimately my responsibility to address. I'm not too sure if the hypnotherapy programmed my subconscious that allowed me to take more action in my life than floating around. The month after our sessions I made more progress in regaining my health by choosing healthier foods and cutting out smoking. I also found a new hobby of swing trading and opening myself up to diversifying and growing my wealth from my savings, severance check and Unemployment Benefits. I ended up doing extremely well as I was confident in my buying and selling stocks by reading trends in the market and a little bit of intuition in the tech industry. Even if I was an emotional wreck I didn't let it affect my decision making when it came to trading. After a year later I have made much more progress in my personal development and career. I ended up founding my own marketing business, travel extensively as well as go on to work for other major companies within my career field.

A warning to those who seek treatment here:…read more My roughly two year relationship with this company was abruptly concluded due to a DISTURBING lack of fact-checking. Just a mere two days before my appointment and monthly refill I am notified that they can not confirm any future appointments due to an insurance inconsistency. The EXACT same insurance that they accepted a year prior (BCBS PPO). Frankly, I find it deeply concerning that this practice would: accept me as a patient, confirm we are in network, allow me to receive care and prescribe me medication over two years to then abruptly deny service over email two days before your appointment. This is an EGREGIOUS oversight that harmed no one but me, the patient seeking help. I am now left to scramble to find a new provider to continue my treatment elsewhere after investing time and money with this company. Disappointed is an understatement, I wouldn't recommend. (The doctors were great by the way. The 1 star is to emphasize how greatly this administrative mistake has impacted my life, mental health, and ongoing care.)

I have been with my psychiatrist, Crystal at together mental health for over a year now and I…read moreabsolutely love her. She is super helpful, thorough, kind and caring! Thanks for linking us up, Together Mental Health!!

I had the exact same experience. She was all talk and got nothing done. We paid her and she…read more"diagnosed" my son as possibly having autism from a video my wife took of him making funny sounds when he was 8. She had us take him for tests that were not needed. She's a charlatan and fraud. Don't waste your time or money.

I am disgusted with Christine English, "Advocate" for About kids Advocacy. I hired her to represent…read moremy son on an IEP on May 2017, and paid her in full. She never showed to scheduled meetings, and has up to this day not refunded my money. She ignores my call, emails, lies, and ignores school staff etc. How dare she do this to a child with special needs. "I want my money back" you are not advocating for children with needs you are stilling from them Christine English.

The Haven at College is a great option for college aged people who are struggling with substance…read moreuse to get the support and help they need while they continue their education. My cousin went there and said she owed the life she has not only to her am-amateur but also to The Haven for providing her with the support and care she needed to stay away from drugs. I highly recommend The Haven to anyone's loved one out there struggling.

More than just an average Sober Living! It's an amazing recovery community with awesome peer…read moresupport, house managers and counselors to help college students succeed and learn how to have fun without drugs and alcohol! They have hella fun weekly game nights, dinners, and events like camping, go karting, bon fires and are always up for suggestions from the residents. The Haven at University of San Francisco rocks!

Peggy is very informative, a great listener, and I feel she sincerly cares and tries to make you…read morebetter. Yes sometimes she is not available exactly at 11am, but its typically because of emergencies or difficulty ending the previous appointment/conversation. I know there are many veterans that need her attention more than me, so I hold steady and work on my patients. Peggy is the Best! Fred T

If I could give negative stars, I would! Dr. Peggy is horrible & extremely unprofessional!!…read more My husband & I went to her for marital counseling for assistance in communicating better with one another. We didn't have any major issues, just needed better communication skills. It started off ok. We spoke to her individually & then did no more than 3 sessions together via phone due to our varying schedules. During our first 2 sessions we noticed she would get very snappy with us if we didn't completely agree with her but she didn't know us & made tons of assumptions that just didn't fit our situation. We never argued with her, just didn't always agree. At our 3rd session, my husband & I had a disagreement about finances one day so we brought it up during a session. I wanted to move into a larger/more expensive apartment, which my husband agreed to & at the last minute, changed his mind. Instead of assisting us with ways to communicate/resolve it, she tried to turn us against one another (mainly him against me) & told me "well why don't you just get it yourself". I told her because that was not the agreement & had he told me he wasn't comfortable, I wouldn't have wasted time looking for a new place, getting my hopes up, etc (we stayed in a tiny studio at the time). My husband told her he would never expect me to pay for an apartment by myself, he just wants to wait a couple more months/1 yr before we move. She didn't like that we were sticking up for one another. We kept saying we won't do anything to make the other uncomfortable, we just want ti communicate better! She became increasingly irritated & had the nerve to tell me to "SHUT UP", which I found wildly disrespectful because this wasn't the first time. She told me & my husband to be quiet during our 2nd session. I addressed her directly about it & instead of taking responsibility/apologizing, she decides to tell me I have control issues & attempted to throw things from my past in my face! It didn't work! I shared because I'm comfortable & we all have stuff from our childhood/adolescence. I thanked her & told her we would end our session early. She called my husband to bad mouth me after we got off the phone, again trying to turn me against him; which I found extremely inappropriate. My husband is military & too polite to be direct with someone his mother's age. So I sent her this text (see below) to inform her of our disappointment/plans to no longer receive services. I wouldn't use her if you're married & trying to stay that way, especially if you're having serious issues. Go to someone who believes in marriage & unifying a couple, not tearing it apart due to ego.

I am surprised by these reviews because this has been the most pleasant and convenient health…read morecenter I have used! I had the student insurance and it covered all of my visits for things like strep throat and colds. I got my iud done by the best doctor and was able to receive anesthetic for the procedure, and that was all covered and easy to schedule about two weeks later. I highly recommend getting STI tested here as well, results come quickly and it is so convenient to stop by after class!

Title: Mixed Experience…read more My experiences at the USC Health Center have been a mixed bag, with stark differences between the treatment of physical health issues and mental health concerns. I highly recommend this facility for common, easily treatable physical illnesses like UID, flu, and COVID. The service is fast and efficient. However, my recent interactions with Mental Health Services have left much to be desired. While Dr. Y.P., whom I regularly saw before, was compassionate and wise, my recent experience with a young psychology student named T.A. was less than satisfactory. During my session with T.A., I sought to discuss recent stressors in my life. She started by asking if I had ever thought of killing myself or someone recently. I shared an incident where I was threatened with a gun by a stranger, and I reported it to the police. Luckily he didn't stop me; otherwise, I was planning to kill him to save my life. Unfortunately, T.A. misinterpreted my response, she took it out of context. She said 1 sec and retold this story to licensed psychologists at the center. Then they interrogated me about it for 1.5 hrs. I understand the need for caution in mental health evaluations, but the 1.5-hour interrogation left me feeling like a potential threat rather than a patient seeking help. Plus, it was a waste of time for everyone. It seemed the primary concern was liability rather than genuine care for my well-being. If a student comes to the center and then commits a crime, their psychologist will be held accountable. So their primary concern is to save their career, not being helpful to the students. I assume that since T.A. is a student, she was told to report anything that she might find concerning. So, she was extra cautious. I also believe that if I had talked to someone experienced, someone with common sense, I would have had a totally different experience. I don't know if my racial background was an issue, but I chose not to think that way. I believe she was just inexperienced, and young and she couldn't decide what's important and what's not. I urge others to be cautious when interacting with students or less experienced staff in mental health services at USC. Avoid T.A. or students in general. While my experience with Dr. Y.P. was positive, the same cannot be said for interactions with T.A. It's disheartening to feel like a potential threat rather than a human needing support.