Neal Moglowsky, MS

I believe Neal has an extraordinary sense of commitment to his clients. I have grown more in my self acceptance and self compassion and learned to manage my emotions. Neal provides an opportunity for me to regain a sense of self worth. For those who had negative responses most likely were willful and not able to do the work it takes, I hope they keep trying

One of the worst experiences I’ve ever had with a therapist. He was rude, condescending, and actually set my emotional progress back. I was an adolescent at the time and had had interpersonal trauma growing up. I did not understand it very well, but naturally, because he was my therapist, I would try to bring it up with him often. Every time I would, he would be very sarcastic and tell me that I was crazy for caring about these events. He would try to encourage me to deal with these “crazy” feelings and refused to talk about my experiences with me. He would also make comments like that I “dress like a sl*t.” I think he was trying to be funny but that’s not appropriate behavior to ever have with a patient, especially when it is a middle-aged man to a teenage girl with mental illness. Being young, I took these things to heart. It really impeded my emotional growth. So, yeah, long story short: bad therapist and do not recommend.

Terrible therapist. Controlling and uncaring. Neal's main priority is taking his clients money, not helping or supporting his clients. He spends most of the session talking about himself. Would not recommend Neal to anyone.