Serenity Mental Health Centers - Las Vegas
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Serenity Mental Health Centers - Las Vegas offers therapeutic support for ADHD in Las Vegas, NV, using CBT, mindfulness, and other evidence-based approaches tailored to neurodivergent clients.
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Based on 179 reviews
Dany Lofgren
16 days ago
Please avoid this office at all costs. First: I went here to start to explore if I had ADHD, or otherwise figure out why I was having issues focusing /with procrastination at work. Somewhat of an overachiever, my procrastination cycles were causing me to engage in extreme burnout hyperfixation runs, cycled with periods of exhaustion and inability to do anything. It was getting in the way of my personal life, and making my work life unsustainable when it didn't have to be. My Dr, however, did not want to pursue that at first, and forced me to go through months of depression meds because I had some anxiety (caused, incidentally, by my focus and procrastination cycle issues) and issues sleeping (because my brain won't stop thinking about my to do lists once it gets quiet.) I do not have depression. I'm a joyful, enthusiastic person who loves to socialize. She also tried to push TMS from the very first appointment, even though we hadn't even tried, discussed, or tested any other treatment. Everything I've been told from other doctors raises this as a major red flag, as TMS may be great for drug-resistant depression, but it's not a first appointment step. I ended my relationship with the office in early October after I had insisted on an ADHD test which, at my final appointment, my doctor did not even bring up to me, while trying to push me onto a new, again not for me, depression medicine and TMS. Since then, I have received "final bill" after "final bill" after "final bill." Every time, I have called the office and been assured that there would be no more bills. And yet everytime, like clockwork, a new bill comes a few weeks later. Today I received, yet again, a bill for $350 supposedly for an appointment from August. Simply put, it is clear that this office does not have its billing in order, and are recharging me for issues that should be put to rest, for appointments that quite frankly were not only unhelpful for my issue, but perhaps even harmful by prescribing me medication I continually stated would not help me, and insisting on claiming I had a diagnosis that simply does not describe me. I was promised a call back after I called to put this matter to rest, and have not received one. Quite frankly, I feel scammed out of my money, and angry at not only having my time wasted but my finances taken advantage of. This feels quite predatory.
Sam
23 days ago
I am extremely disappointed with my experience with Dr. Thongdy. Despite the appointments costing a total of almost $800 ($400 out-of-pocket plus insurance), I felt the priority was clearly on revenue rather than patient care. I did not feel listened to during my sessions. Even after I explicitly stated that I was no longer experiencing certain symptoms, the doctor ignored my feedback and continued to recommend unrelated treatments and services. It felt like they were following a sales script rather than a personalized treatment plan. For this price point, I expected a high level of clinical attention, but instead, I felt like just another paycheck. I would advise others to be cautious of the high costs and the lack of genuine engagement.
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