Reviews of Dr. Saba Mansoor (Psychiatrist)

Tara Stylez

Dr. Saba Mansoor is the most thourough phychiatrist I’ve ever seen. She spent an hour and a half with me my first visit getting to know me and understanding where I was coming from with absolutely ZERO judgment. I didn’t have to take any written quizzes other doctors have tried on me. She just listened. I was at a real low when I found her, I’d seen several doctors to no avail, and luckily the first attempt at her method of treatment has worked wonders. I feel supported and heard. And most importantly I feel stable and like I have and am getting my life back. Thank you Dr. Saba Mansoor. I’m so grateful I’ve found you!

Leah Gessel

Dr. Monsoor is amazing. I can’t really find words to describe how she consistently is able to identify exactly how I am feeling and what I need. Doesn’t take insurance, but even as a student, i can say she is more than worth the cost. I can’t recommend her enough.

Alex Day

always takes good care of me and strives to deliver as promised. great psychiatrist

Joshua Keith

Dr. Masoor is very intelligent with her choices of medication. She has helped me directly out of rehab at the worst time of my life to current one year later. I feel so much better and I am able to do thing to care for me and others. She is excellent at talk therapy. Her sessions are never rushed and she spends the time listening to you gathering information about your life as well as how the medication is working. She has magnificent skills in knowing who you are and picking up the slightest changes and is patient never rushing through medication changes. She knows how the meds work and has a systematic approach. She really cares and listens attentively. I have been to 4 other Doctors before the rehab recommended her. She is the best. I’m forever greatful for her. Thanks Dr. Masoor.

Gina Johnson

Dr. Mansoor is truly remarkable. She is compassionate and very insightful. I highly recommend her for any mental health needs. I am impressed with her kind and loving heart. The old saying that others don't care how much you know until they know how much you care is true.