Dr. Morris Benjamin Goldman III, MD

ECT is an antiquated, almost obsolete form of treatment. It’s his livelihood. In my experience, it destroyed all my nostalgic memories, but several years later, I have retained all of the bad memories that landed me at NM.

Dr. Goldman has no idea how to run a business or help people. Good luck trying to him reach him outside of your appointment hours ever. His staff is also rude and nonchalant over the phone and very condescending.

I am a diagnosed schizophrenic and I have been seeing Dr. Goldman for eight years. He has never cancelled on me nor have I ever felt that he wasn't listening. I have been through a couple of tough times in this period and he has always made time for me. He is very compassionate and knowledgeable. I can't say enough about how much he has done for me and how much I trust his judgement. I hope he never retires.

He shoked me for three times as long as the other doctor. I now have been diagnosed with ECT cognitive decline per neuropsych testing and evaluation by a neuroligist who specializes in memory disorders;