Reviews of Post Traumatic Stress Center (Psychologist)

J P

I look at my experience at the PTSD Center with very mixed feelings. I was looking for a place to go to try to rid myself of PTSD symptoms as a result of a recent trauma related to the illness of a family member. From the beginning, I felt that I had to selectively work to use the treatment offered in a way I could be helped. Not all PTSD is as a result of childhood issues, yet I felt pigeon holed into this diagnosis. I had active acute symptoms that I had never had before the incident....so, my childhood had little or anything to do with what I was experiencing. They offered me nothing to assist me with my symptoms, but it did give me the opportunity to speak with people at a time when all I wanted to do was talk about what I had been through as I processed my changed life (a symptom of PTSD). Finally, I decided it was time to leave and concentrate on individualized therapy, which worked very well. The final item that made me wonder about the entire program was the lack of interest in my feedback. In order to stay current and aware of the success of their treatments, I would have thought they would have wanted this info. Instead....nothing. Made me wonder what their underlying interests truly were. I can report that I am now symptom free thanks to my therapy. The Center could be so much more, but sadly, falls short.

C Sorber

Erin Webb really helped me address my complex struggles. Their services are costly and out of reach for people who do not have the money or the sort of insurance that will reimburse them as they deserve for their unique services. I wish very much that everyone with trauma had access to this degree of expert attention to trauma survivor and it's a miracle I could go.

Alyssa Conlon

If I could give this place a lower score I would, because they have zero interest in the wellbeing of their clients. I would not be surprised if several of their clients killed themselves as a direct result of their care. Dr. Lubin openly mocked me whenever I tried to talk about the side effects of the drugs she prescribed me. She refused to acknowledge or address that I was increasingly having suicidal thoughts, and she would cut me off mid sentence every appointment and tell me *what I SHOULD be saying*. Cat Davis, my therapist, refused to give attention to the issues that I tried to bring to the day's appointment for any visit-- including my increasing suicidal thoughts under the influence of the medication I was prescribed. I finally got up from that last appointment and told her in no uncertain terms that I was leaving to find a therapist who actually gave a f__k if I killed myself or not, and that I am not coming back. In the following weeks I continued to receive calls about "missing appointments" and "rescheduling", and they didn't seem to understand the concept of going to hell and to stop harassing me. Then I got a bill for these supposed appointments, and I had to contest it. I never would have gotten this personal with my experience if it wasn't important. I really do believe that they've probably killed clients with their negligence and that they sincerely couldn't care less as long as they can take advantage of clients who are too sick to advocate for themselves.