Mindful Health Solutions

Reviews

• HH

  Heather Hannon

  Oct 29, 2025
  5.0
  My daughter has had her first Spravato treatment here today and the staff and Dr. were fantastic. Everyone was professional and kind and calm. My daughter was nervous and the dr.spent time with her to help her feel calm and they started her on a lower dose. Thank you for making this a good experience for her!
• JM

  jake mario

  Jun 3, 2024
  1.0
  I had a HORRIBLE experience at tms. The psychiatrist Alexander m had no empathy what so ever. I have a long story but anyways I went to tms for my Tourettes syndrome. I have copalaylia which means I shout offensive words and the psychiatrist who I met with on zoom the first time knew this. He saw my tics. Then we went to the place and I was having my tics. Alexander then said that the next time, I can only have the appointments at 8:00 am. Me and my mom agreed(she was the one paying for it) agreed but then when we did the therepy, my floaters in my left eye started to go crazy and my eye and head hurt too. I read the terms and conditions that said my head may hurt but the reason why my eye had those issues was because in 2017, I had an eye poking tic and it lasted until 2021. The psychiatrist described it as gauging when that wasn't the case. With that amount of time, I injured my eye and I had to get cataracts surgury. So with that being said, that's why I had floaters and after the treatment was over, I told the technicians that I wanted to put a pause on the therepy until I saw my eye doctor. They agreed. However, the psychiatrist scheduled a meeting with my mom and I. My mom thought that it was going to be about him and the technicians trying to reassure me that things was going to be ok. That was only alittle bit of the case. What actually happened was that it was just him and he said that my eye would be fine but he also said that I was splitting and thought that I didn't want to do the tms. All I said was that I wanted to pause it. I told him that during the meeting but he still acted like I was splitting. He then said that I needed to have a care taker in the room with me when I go to these appointments. The truth is I do have autism but I'm still very independent but I agreed anyways. I don't know what he thought my TS was but anyways, I was frustrated that he wasn't listening to us. So we agreed that I would come at 8. Then when I was in the waiting area, I started having Tics so I had to go outside. My mom was talking to the techs and it was very confusing how it was implied that they would be in the meeting but instead it was just him. Then like some days later, my mom talked with the psychiatrist on the phone and what happened was that my mom said that she would change her work schedule to be with me. He then said that the 8:00 times are filled and that it would be a problem for me to be there since other clients could be there and that some have ptsd so he didn't want them to hear my tics. He also complained about there being miscommunications when that really wasn't the case. So in short, I believe he was being discriminatory with my disability and if he didn't want me there, he should've just said that it wouldn't work out.