Jose Arcaya Ph.D., Esq.

I sought the professional psychological services of Jose Arcaya and can only say I left «treatment» in worse condition then when going in. This man is arrogant, belligerent and condescending. He could care less about me or my situation. I felt humiliated, traumatized and victimized by his approach. Moreover, Jose talked about himself in the third person, which is unnerving.
Arcaya missed appointments with no advanced notification. He frequently was on the phone at the start of sessions dealing with legal issues, for he also doubles as an attorney. Overall, his manners were unprofessional and unethical.
If you are in need of credible therapist, you will not find it with Jose Arcaya. I wasted valuable time and money on a person who had no compassion or interest in helping me when I needed it most. I am outraged he is allowed to practice psychology. Shameful.

Dr. Arcaya has a terrific bedside manner, is very responsive, and very good with remembering details.
I would take ½ star down for him being a little late, but our appointment didn’t feel rushed at all and he ensured I had his undivided attention for the full duration.

Dr. Arcaya is a high level professional with many years of experience. He has a great personalty and an amazing sense of humor. We clicked right away ! He has helped me find answers to my questions as well as overcome my issues. I definitely recommend him.

I hired Arcaya to help with a case. I asked him at the outset if he had handled these matters before and he said yes. The ensuing performance suggests otherwise.
When I mentioned his truly pitiful performance he implied that it was my fault. When i reminded him that he was the lawyer and hired to do a professional job he made fun of my medical issues. Absolute scum.
Update: arcaya is suing me for writing this review. In so doing, he’s using materials obtained or created in the course of our working relationship against me. He’s also claiming, thousands of dollars later, that my case was frivolous. (Granted he also wrote in court filings that he didn’t understand my case: THAT I’ll believe). I’m accustomed to pseudo relationships where you’re thrown under the bus in a heartbeat in the name of expediency, but you may not enjoy this experience.