Dr. Harry Jay Aaron, MD

HE IS VERY VERY RUDE. OVER THE PHONE HE CANNOT SPEAK LIKE A DECENT HUMAN BEING. HE IS INCONSIDERATE AND RUDEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

He needs to learn about the Hippocratic oath........

Terrific longterm care. He does great talk therapy with occasional prescriptions as opposed to the more common trend to see patients for 10 minutes just to write them refills.

I was suffering from stress and acute anxiety and he was help out. I moved from NY to the West Coast and had to speak to him and he made himself available on short notice. I am so glad that I was able to find him. Much of my recent success is attributed to him. Thanks Dr. AAron.

This guy is the worst. He has such a lofty opinion of himself but doesn't actually listen to a thing you say.

Dr Aaron is perceptive and kind.

Dr. Aaron was so helpful, from the initial phone contact we had to the consultation itself. I felt like he was listening so closely to what I was sharing with him, and at the end of our consultation, gave me some insight that I found extremely helpful. I decided to continue seeing him, twice each week. I am so thankful I was able to find him at a time that I was feeling pretty vulnerable.

A complete quack!!

I saw Dr. Aaron during times of profound stress and grew enormously with his help and treatment. His care was exemplary, his observations clear minded, grounding and perceptive, his understanding of psychiatry deep and wide ranging. He helped heal deep childhood issues, worked with integrating new understanding into present life dilemmas, was supportive, patient and never invasive, always sensitive to the nuances of things we spoke about and open to working through criticism appropriately and helpfully. He is a wonderful doctor, experienced and caring. I recommend him unreservedly for people with every day issues willing to work conscientiously on themselves, as well as for those who are more profoundly stuck, troubled or in need of medical intervention.

This had to be the most frustrating forty-five minutes I've ever spent with anyone. (Actually more like thirty-five since he was late.) If you disagree with his "diagnosis" (he insisted I was depressed even when I told him "actually, no that's not what I'm feeling at all"), he's extremely dismissive and haughty.

I saw Dr. Harry Aaron for three sessions. In all, he seemed distracted and didn't seem to remember things I'd told him five minutes later (let alone the previous weeks). Everything he said about me was so dead wrong and seemed designed just to make me think I needed to see him on a long-term basis. When I politely disagreed with him, he would get very defensive. In some ways, New York is the best place in the world to be in need of a therapist. Unfortunately, many of the better therapists don't take insurance. Those who do are often second-tier and try to cram in as many clients into a day as possible to finance their Central Park West digs.