Kelly E.
I would recommend Brightside Health to…
I would recommend Brightside Health to anyone that needs care.

Brightside Health delivers life-changing mental health care to people with mild to severe clinical depression, anxiety, and other mood disorders, including those with elevated suicide risk. Powered by proprietary AI, purpose-built technology, and a world-class clinician network, Brightside Health combines precision psychiatry and leading-edge therapeutic techniques to offer timely care and improve patient outcomes across the entire clinical spectrum, affordably and at scale.
Brightside Health (brightside.com) has 1,577 customer reviews on Five Star Index, with an average rating of 3.9 out of 5.
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Kelly E.
I would recommend Brightside Health to anyone that needs care.
Mark F.
The therapist has been very detailed in making sure that everything is working out for me.
Tim S.
So far I’m very satisfied
Sudheep S.
Great Therapy and follow ups. Very knowledgeable and patient Counselir.
Elizabeth G.
My therapist is the best.I am a retired nurse Have met many Drs Therapists,medical professionals in my lifetime,this one rules
Jordan R.
Felt like I was talking to a wall for 3 straight sessions
Elias M. T.
This was the worst provider experience I've had, on every front. The provider was rude, dismissive, and — most concerning — not knowledgeable in her own field. She opened by asking for my "diagnosis." I gave a detailed 2–3 minute history, including the anxiety and depression medications I'd been prescribed, past and current. Her reply: "So, I'll ask again. What is your diagnosis?" Thrown, I said I wasn't sure I had one in any official capacity. She responded, "You can't get medications without a diagnosis, so what is yours?" — as if the detailed history I'd just given her didn't count. It went downhill from there. I asked whether she was familiar with hyperbolic tapering for antidepressants. Her entire answer: "I'm familiar with a lot of things." I was struggling to taper off duloxetine, which is well known to be difficult to discontinue. She offered no guidance beyond what a previous provider had already given me — drop to 20 mg, hold, then stop — an approach that had already left me with severe withdrawal symptoms. She had nothing further to offer. In short: uninformed, confusing, rude, dismissive, and unhelpful. I've never had an interaction this bad across the board. Separately, my attempts to delete my account and records have gone poorly. Customer service first replied with incorrect information about what HIPAA requires, then stopped responding once I pushed back. If I don't receive a substantive reply, I intend to file a complaint under Washington's My Health My Data Act once the statutory response deadline passes later this month.
Zandi B.
Fast service when you need it, compassionate staff