By mkshort April 21, 2014
The therapists at Branches are the best that there is. They are so caring and compassionate! Right when you walk in, the office is so warm and inviting. I would refer anyone to them and trust that the person would get expert care that is tailored to exactly what they need. ...read more
By Kirsty December 09, 2011
I've been taking my daughter to Dr. Zuniga for almost 10 years. He is a wonderful and compassionate doctor. I would highly recommend him to everyone. ...read more
By StephRenee at Citysearch August 31, 2011
This place is awful! My husband and I saw Richard Pichiotino , M.A., L.L.P.. What a complete waste of time. The doctor was a racist pig. Stated verbatim while speaking about gambling and former patients that if a black person wins money they will just squander it away in crack. I think I almost threw up. By the end of our sessions we realized that he really didn't care about what our issues were. He just rambled off a recycled "How-to-Argue" paper and said alright that's about all I can do. Arguing isn't even our problem! We wanted tools to make our marriage stronger. The office itself at one point was recovering from a sewage flood which apparently wasn't the first time. Every time we would try to pay the front desk people told us that we had a credit. Every time we insisted that we did not. Dr Richard told us at the second visit he would lower our payment of $86.47 to $70. What a nightmare that has turned out to be. We are STILL dealing with the BBB and this place trying to get them to stop billing us the extra amount. The only benefit our marriage has received from going here is the bonding experience of dealing with their office. ...read more
Mental health care referral can be a scary process for many people. Going to a doctor or medical setting to get assessed for mental health services may be more scary than the mental illness. Although a doctor or qualified mental health provider will still have to approve the services, it is quite easy... ...read more
Post Traumatic Stress Disorder occurs in people who have suffered a significant trauma such as a victim of a violent crime, or a soldier who has been deployed to a combat zone. Often times, suffers of PTSD find themselves reliving the trauma which makes it difficult and stressful for them to mov... ...read more