Dr. Daniel Sadigh, PSYD

"The marriage counseling with Dr. Daniel was very accurate for me⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐"

"It is even more Pathetic & Disgusting that people like Rayan Razavi think like that about " Therapists !""

"Dr. Sadigh is extremely knowledgeable and an outstanding therapist. I've also ordered a copy of his book on Amazon."

"I belive Dr. Sdigh is very knowledgeable. He changed my way of thinking."

"When I showed up for my first appointment, I found out that dr. Sadigh merely allocated 45 minutes (instead of one hour) to the patients who are referred by the insurance (Cigna) due to not receiving "enough" money from the insurance. Not only he cut 15 minutes out of the normal one-hour session that every therapist dedicates to his/ her patients, but surprisingly he included all the paper work time, insurance coverage discussion, etc... which cost me another 25 minutes within the therapy session. He only gave me 20 minutes to speak and of course it was used only to introduce myself.  I got surprised and frustrated; therefore, I wasn't able to speak freely and peacefully, I didn't even have enough time to introduce myself fully let alone receiving any therapy. He didn't provide any therapy or anything in that 20-minute session, but he charged me $25! After I complained about the incomplete/short session, he apologized and admitted that he shouldn’t have done the introductory paper work and insurance coverage discussion, etc... during the session and that he should’ve excluded it from the therapy session. As a result, he was supposed to compensate for the session that he had done no therapy for, but he never did and didn't want to accommodate a session that works with my schedule (again because I was referred by insurance and not paying him "enough" cash). Please be mindful about the following points before you make an attempt to see him: He claimed that he only received $74 total (from the insurance and the $25 copayment by me). I found out that he wasn’t honest with me and that he actually received $74.10 from my insurance besides the $25 I paid; meaning he has received a total of $99.10 for the 20-minute nontherapeutic session I had. The way he acts as if he cares for people who are referred by the insurance and he wants to help them out. On the contrary, he is not accommodating and only gives away his least demanding hours (for instance, mine was on Saturday 09/21 at 1pm) that hadn’t even been scheduled on that week regardless of my availability, just because he wants to make another ~$100 for a 45-minute session. (In other words, he is making ~$134/hour even through the insurance), but apparently it isn't enough! He asks for cash payment?! You be the judge, if someone who has taken the oath as a Dr., would he/she ask for the payments to be in cash? And if so, isn't it because he is not willing to report it to the IRS? (Have some integrity!) Last but not least, he is a greedy, selfish person who only cares about money NOT you! It is so pathetic that such people exist as "therapists"!"