Mental Health Providers in Scottsdale, Arizona

Overall, OK. But be aware that each practitioner has their own list of insurances that they accept (or don't). Front desk staff is a tad on the rude side, and the cancellation policy is ridiculous. Expect no empathy when you miss an appointment even in case of an emergency which is quite ironic considering the services this business is supposed to provide. If you do get in, expect to spend money on at least 8 sessions before actually discussing the reason you decided to come in the first place. Overall, I would consult a magic 8 ball before coming back to SPA.

I waited a month and a half to be able to get an initial appointment with a provider here and called to follow up with the office several times during that time period because their system was having problems sending me the initial paperwork. I know offices sometimes cancel appointments if the paperwork isn't filled out in time and did not want this to happen. After getting the paperwork finally a few days before my scheduled appointment I called the front office to let them know I did receive it and I will fill it out and bring it with me to the appointment. I didn't realize the cost of the initial appointment was so high ($425) and that it was a 90 minute appointment (instead of a 60 min one) but stated that I will make that work. The lady then said if you can't make the appointment will you please call me back by tomorrow morning. I said absolutely but I should be able to make that work and to plan for me to be there please.

They are full. My therapist told me she has too many appointments. She doesn’t really have time or availabilty to see me . I’m going to get counseling somewhere else .

I saw a few negative reviews a month ago about Emily Bashah from nurses, and somehow they aren’t here anymore so felt it was time to post. If you’re a nurse in Arizona dealing with the board of nursing - DO NOT GO TO EMILY BASHAH. The nursing board always, and I mean always goes off of the recommendations of the psychologist. Not with Dr. Emily Bashah! They thought her recommendations were so absurd they threw them out, and didn’t listen to a single thing. When a doctor doesn’t find any issues with you as well as not diagnosing you with anything but still states you shouldn’t practice as a nurse that’s a huge issue. Maybe Dr. Bashah should be investigated… hmm. Never thought I’d say I appreciate the Board of Nursing like I do but they protected me from this quack.