Dr. Jaya Save-Mundra, PSY.D

Working with Dr. Save-Mundra has been extremely helpful in dealing with my anxiety and family issues. Dr. Save-Mundra is extremely compassionate and made me feel at ease during all of our sessions. She uses a great blend of letting you work and talk through your feelings while also providing meaningful feedback and resources. She was able to help me overcome some of the stress I felt interacting with difficult family members and gave me new perspective on grief and loss.

Meeting with Dr. Save-Mundra has been insightful, empathetic, reassuring.

Dr. Save-Mundra was a huge help in getting me through the anxiety and overwhelming feelings I had been dealing with for the last few years. She helped me to really dig deep and equipped me with the tools I needed to set healthier boundaries. Additionally, it helped for me to have someone from a similar cultural background who understood where I was coming from when it came to instances with my family and upbringing.

Dr. Save-Mudra is very caring and has helped me through problems other therapists were unable to help me with. Would highly recommend!

Dr. Save-Mundra is very professional and attentive. She pays attention to details and helps you understand your feelings. She is objective and understanding. She helped me acknowledge and understand my feelings and gave me the tools to deal with them. I would strongly recommend Dr. Save-Mundra as a psychologist and therapist.

Dr Save-Mundra is one of the most caring and competent therapists have worked with, and I have been to quite a few. She helped me so much and was extremely empathic and sensitive to my unique needs and concerns. The negative review on here is completely opposite of my experience. I found her judgment absolutely professional in a number of areas. I actually chose to work with her out of very strong recommendations from other professionals in the community. I will always be grateful.

Disastrous experience. As a clinical supervisor who does intake and referrals, she was completely wrong by referring the client to a therapist who was unskilled in treating the client's most distressing complaint. She prioritized her own relationship with the therapist over the client's needs and wishes. When client expressed the wish to be reassigned, she encouraged the client to stay with the incompetent therapist, who then invalidated and traumatized the client.