Mental Health Providers in New York, New York

From the onboarding to completion of treatment, my experience with Madison Park Psychological Services was exceptional. I was so lucky to have been matched with Dr. Nicole King who was an absolute Angel on earth to me. She was supportive, non judgmental, insightful, skillful and an absolute breath of fresh air. I looked forward to our weekly meetings, I always left feeling heard, seen and understood. I would highly recommend Madison Park with the utmost enthusiasm.

I can’t thank everyone at Wholeview enough. In just a short time working with them, I’ve been able to straighten out so many areas of my life. This past weekend, I achieved new heights in my professional career—something I can confidently say wouldn’t have been possible without the support of Thomas Quinn and Cameron Gittens. From the bottom of my heart, thank you! If you’re even considering the services at Wholeview, please, please, please reach out to them. The difference they’ve made in my life has been nothing short of monumental. I’m a better person because of their guidance. You guys are the best—thank you, thank you, thank you!

Rachel, the PA, has helped me with my depression and cravings and so has the other staff. I also want to thank Jennifer, the NP, for all her help. I now feel that I got my life back and I want to live to the fullest. Thank you Rachel for bringing my laughter back.

I was there for a short time before moving states, but would recommend it to anyone. The care there is like nothing I experienced in other programs. The faculty is dedicated, the care is personalized, and, most importantly, I felt heard/seen + confident that I could heal and thrive with their help.

What thay not showing is how disgusting the dining room area is at night.. garbage left overnight food left out for the mices to run around and eat.

I tried to refer patients in need of services here because of their great works and mission statement. After several calls/emails with no response from Ms. L.B. Miller and speaking with Ms. J. Katzen they prefer you send referrals to The Commission for the Blind. Why they took almost a year to tell me that after sending Referrals and trying to follow up for patients that are legally blind and have been waiting is beyond disappointing. Save yourself the time, they do not respond to Referrals!

This place is very good if you dealing with any addiction. They help you very much. They have group every week. The staff are very polite and very well mannered. They make you feel welcome. If your insurance approves for metrocard they give you a metro card to come everytime you come in. The bathrooms are always clean and smells good. They always have coffee that you can always serve yourself. They always have fresh good water. If you know anyone with addiction or needs help you can call they are very great here. They have a doorbell to ring when you first come in. Is wheelchair accessible.

The last 3 years is why I give 1 star been on for 13 years 5 stars almost all untill 2022 ....they finally updated website I wonder if they answer phone ..all security does is complain they want to go home 2 or 3 out of team work anyone in medical who has over 5 years is great...they can't keep a director...nor counselors accept 3 and 2 new ones are stars...but the compassion quote is joke

Staff was great when I was there wade, Smalls and others. I was on the third floor medical floor for about 8 months and they got me an studio apartment in the Bronx

Had a very rude experience today with the main woman at the front desk. I came in with my bike to watch my nephew play basketball, I was already inside of the vicinity making my way down the hall when the woman yelled out at me saying “we dont allow bikes in the gym” I then responded by saying “if you don’t allow bikes inside why would you watch me come in with my bike and not saying anything” to which she responded “I wanted to see where you were gonna go, you can put your bike outside” in a very nasty tone. I didn’t feel comfortable leaving my bike outside so I responded “I’ll come back another day to watch my nephew” to which she very rudely replied “I think that’s a good idea.” I was also told that Milbank allows dogs inside of the gym but somehow I’m not able to park my bike inside? I grew up coming to Milbank and that experience with that front desk woman made me never want to come back. Her response was also incredibly illogical because if you know that bikes aren’t allowed inside why watch me walk all the way past your desk and turn the corner to then rudely say something. If you work at a front desk you represent the business you’re working for. She is not a good representation of this community space that I grew up in as a Harlem native and was looking forward to watching my nephew play. This experience honestly made me not want to come back as it’s clear that Milbank supports their staff being rude to people coming inside. After sharing my experience with my family today, I was also told by my step father and brother that she rudely yelled hello, as they walked in. Word of advice, if you don’t know how to speak to people in a respectful manner and tone, maybe don’t work at a front desk.

I used to go to the lower east side service center. It is a great program it help me get clean. ... no problem .. I have my own place and I'm no longer a slave to drugs and what it put me through drugs suck ... the people there helped me gain inner strength to kick the drug habbit and lead a better life .

Coming from a 7+ year Heroin / Fentanyl addict who is now 116 days clean (as of today), this outpatient program really did blow my expectations out of the water. I have no idea how this place doesn't have a higher rating than it does. I wouldn't trust many of these negative reviews to be honest...my guess is that a majority of them are from people that are still suffering from this disease of addiction and something minor and/or specific set them off into having a negative experience here. In any case, all I can convey here is the experience that I myself have had at Parallax - and it's been absolutely amazing (and throughout these entire 10 weeks that I have been going to Outpatient groups, every person I have talked to has only had glowing things to say about it as well!). It's SO clear how much the staff - from the facilitators / counselors all the way to the front desk / reception - truly cares about helping folks recover from alcoholism and drug addiction. HUGE shoutout to Ashley, one of the group counselors, as she is so caring and compassionate and truly lives her job the way she lives her life, and it makes such a difference. But whether it's Ashley or another counselor, these groups have been so instrumental to my recovery and I cannot thank them all enough for contributing so positively to my recovery journey. Without Parallax, I do not know where I would be right now - so if you're thinking about an Outpatient Program or an Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP), I would definitely try giving Parallax a shot. I promise you will not regret it!

I would like to share my experience with the LGBTQ Center. I have attempted several times to update my address since I moved to a new location. Initially, I tried to do this via email and phone. Although I was assured that the changes would be made, nothing happened.

I have been in recovery for 30 years and this was the missing piece! I healed and learned so much here! High level quality care with compassion. Warning: Not for the faint of heart! If you are not ready to really look at yourself, don't do it! If you can give yourself this gift, it is a wonderful opportunity!

I found my therapist through a search so I don't know what the other reviewer is talking about being assigned one. My therapist is Queer himself and despite being cisgender, he is excellent in helping me deal with gender dysphoria and family troubles that have happened since I came out.

If your looking for mental health counseling don’t come here they are full of it these therapist are in training to become actual therapist especially if have history of ptsd or bpd mdd or anxiety u don’t like start over same questions don’t go here they sign me out of program just because i have new therapist 3 sessions wasn’t enough they wanted me to attend but my schedule was hectic I was still try communicate but im pregnant like I need help navigating my diagnoses the know I require to see a therapist For the rest of my life They need to give me leniency they know this but from here on out I don’t recommend no one who are in similar situations like me don’t come here isn’t worth it just for the record these people Only do DBT group they can’t do it individually unless they have DR. license and training

I made an intake appointment and was ready for it. But they said they hadn’t received the paperwork. So, I re-did the paperwork and submitted it properly. Rescheduled the appointment for the following week. This is where it gets bad. 15 minutes before my appointment I receive and email. Not even a phone-call… an email. Saying something unexpected came up and my intake would not happen…. No explanation. 5 days later I received a call to reschedule the intake with a different clinician… And they never mentioned there’s a $75 intake fee for the evaluation. It’s not a big deal. Professionals should be paid. But they ask you to “prepay”. Now that I’ve read the reviews, I understand why. Any medical services that ask you to pre-pay is a scam. Don’t go. Real professionals will provide the services and expect payment once the service is complete. I had to ask about the fee around 5 times before getting a straight answer. I will stay away from this place… It’s si disappointing… I used to attend regularly back in the nineties….it was different. They definitely need a new director or a new manager because the services are horrible. So unprofessional.