Dr. Robert Borodkin

After I wrote a review this doctor threatened me to disclose my name and say that " he treated me Diane Cameron, my then married name." Go ahead tell the world. YOU SHOULD BE ASHAMED OF YOURSELF, GET HELP.

I saw the Dr Borodkin for anxiety. I must say after one session actually after five minutes I was ready to leave the office. He presents himself with a highly narcissistic detached uncaring antisocial personality. I would suspect that he himself is a user of a spectrum of psychiatric drugs. That is why he has a propensity to prescribe without any real treatment. He has no ability to be compassionate he has no business in the psychiatric field except to make money. I suspect he has the deep mother issues from a multitude of divorces.. And would have easily have benefited himself from Carl Jung... Stay away at all cost!!!!!

This dr is no good my ex husband has been under his care since he was 17 yrs old and I was not aware of this during our marriage as he and his family kept it a secret. As divorce went down things started coming out and this was one of them my husband was under his care for Antisocial Personality Disorder well my husband is now almost 60 yrs old and if this dr has been treating him since he was 17 and is still treating him he is obviously not a good dr at all. Also he must be extremely old. Take my advice find another shrink or talk to a friend.

This dr just wants to give you drugs thats his answer to everything and he will give your whatever you want without even considering all the other drugs that your are taking. I was losing my mind seeing him and just had to get away. Very very bad dr and to old to be practicing.

Dr Borodkin was difficult to talk to. After 20 minutes of talking he would shut down and say "What is on your mind." If it wasn't sex then he would say ,"How can I help you again", He often prescribed medications that were very addictive. The medicines gave me other problems and a downward spiral began.

He asked a few questions and then based hisdiagnosis on the answer. Medications were always used but often interacted with one another. Used dangerous and often risky medications that ran into addictions. I was better off speaking to a psychologist.