The Columbia University Clinic For Anxiety And Related Disorders

My experience with this program was disappointing and felt exploitative. They charged $1,200 for an initial consultation that merely reviewed my medication history, including irrelevant details like face cream. The consultation lacked depth and felt like a ploy to push their costly ketamine treatments, priced at $650 per session, 2-3 times a week. The focus seemed to be on profit rather than genuine patient care. I would not recommend this program to anyone seeking thoughtful or ethical mental health treatment. I can't believe the name "Columbia University" is associated with this diabolical place. It makes me think a lot about the real reputation of the university.

I read the negative review of CUCARD before taking my daughter for her intake appointment - it should have been a red flag, unfortunately I did not take it seriously. CUCARD's website lists a wide range of services for people with anxiety and a promising source for those suffering from debilitating anxiety and related disorders. After reading the material over on the website, I was certain it would be a place where my daughter could receive help. The intake process took a long time and didn't allow me to further assess the program. After the intake took place, I was told my daughter was not going to be offered services. I was charged $375 for nothing. I sincerely question whether they have the services they list. If they are what they say they are, there is no question in my mind that my daughter would have received treatment. An enormous waste of time and money. CUCARD - try being more honest and transparent regarding your services. and don't waste the time of people who are looking for real help.