Dasilva Marta H MD

"Doesn’t care about your feelings or to talk about whats going on. Or why you came there from a primary doctor to get help for certain mental illness checked up on, will laugh in your face. also dont go if youre gay. not a fun time very depressing"

"Very little connection, refused to give up medical records after I left, insisted on constant medication, used dangerous tactics, and all of her advice was genuinely bad and unhelpful. Highly recommend against if you’re autistic or lgbt+, I’ve improved immensely since I left from suicidal to genuinely happy."

"We've had nothing but a positive experience with Dr Dasilva over the last several years. I'm very happy to have found her!"

"My son was in need of a psychiatrist. She was able to see him and get him diagnosed. She has helped me and my husband to understand how to parent better, a child with OCD. She explains how to make goals attainable for him. I now see her as a patient and have noticed myself being more calm with medication. Absolutely 100% will refer anyone to her."

"Terrible experience. 'Service' provided took place more than half a year ago. My immediate reaction was to leave a poor review, but then I wanted to wait and see if I found some other reasoning to not. Life gets busy, but I should inform others of my bad experience. Maybe this can help you find legitimately good care. My son was in need of care, my wife was home sick. I took him in for his first meeting. She spoke with him, then called me in and excused him. The next 30 minutes or so was spent with a berating amount of questions about his school and past doctors. This turned into a fiasco as she can't possibly treat him if I don't know his details. The entire thing is bizarre though, because I do know his details. She just didn't believe that I knew them. At least we didn't get stuck being under her care, that is by far the largest positive thing to come from this interaction. I asked my son about it. He said he wasn't too sure about her. She seemed nice enough, but didn't let him talk. Bottom line: A child needed care Result: Attempt to parent the parent, make wild claims, not listen to responses."