Dr. Jason R Cohen, DO

During these difficult times, I knew I needed help and was so glad to meet Dr. Cohen. He was incredibly helpful, cordial & professional as well as comforting. It’s nice to meet a doctor with the intelligence as well as personality. He explained my diagnosis, treatment options, and equally important he heard and listened to me. I’ve regained hope for my future thanks to him. I highly recommend him!

Takes time to listen to patients, knows medication and discusses options, empathetic and compassionate. I was so glad to see him.

Dr. Cohen is incredibly professional and courteous at the same time, was very helpful for my condition and gave me the right time without feeling rushed. He addressed all my concerns and I left knowing I was being well taken care of. Thank you!

The facility is as they state "a low maintenance" place. My mother is a forensic psychologist with over 40 years of experience in 2 different states, she is one of the leading doctors in south Florida who treats RAD. Just to give you a background of were I am coming from. She agrees with all my statements here. This place is completely unethical and should not be able to practice. I have never heard of a psychological disorder that was LOW MAINTENANCE. More like "we only want to deal with people that aren't a lot of work and we can collect our check in the end". I have been prescribed Xanax for over a decade, I have never abused it. I have actually stay well under the dosage I was prescribed. I have titrated myself down to .25 mg over a grueling 2 year battle to rid myself of this addictive substance. They point blank told me "we don't take people like you" (actual words). I have had a long history of psychiatric treatment, with a lot of bumps in the road and a lot of bad doctors. One… of my doctors, many many years ago had is license in the state of WA revoked for excessive use of ECT treatments. Dr. Sandman (I know the name, I swear I am not making this up lol), you can google it. It was incredibly hard for me to get through my battle, but I have, and I have been stable for several years now. SO I would assume I would be "low maintenance". I am seeking help for another medication I am taking, Celexa for anxiety, which I do not feel is working well for me. I did NOT need help with my Xanax at all, I am near the very end of my titration period and have had excellent results. I have to say this office is by far worse than any other facility or doctor I have ever seen. I am actually thinking of going back to school to attain my own doctoral in psychology with a specialty in DBT therapy. I would never treat anyone the way this facility does. I am appalled by their treatment of potential patients. Honestly with all of my experience with doctors, hospitals, medication, in 3 different states, on both sides of the country, including an extensive participation in a study at Columbia University in NYC for DBT and Anxiety, I WOULD NEVER recommend this facility.