Dr Kogan isn’t fit to be a psychiatrist. He is totally unethical. My abusive husband was seeing him in 2000 for what was supposed to be depression but instead was telling Dr Kogan that all the abuse and psychotic games he played and he inflicted on me I made up. Dr Kogan believed his lies. And had him bring in our daughter and diagnosed me without even seeing me. Kogan is so unprofessional he is unfit to be a psychiatrist!!

Submitted Dec. 15, 2022

I was referred to Dr
Kogan by my GP several years ago. I am just now getting past the damage he did. He was rude right from first app. Has no desire to hear questions I asked about trying cbt,only wanted to prescribe drugs and when asked about side effects was completely dismissive. He has a terrible degrading way of talking down to patients. I hope he retires soon as I can't imagine how damaging he could be to someone with say ptsd or suicidal thoughts.His office staff very unfriendly and rude at times.

Submitted Aug. 6, 2020

I would not refer him to my worst enemy!! Enough said

Submitted Feb. 21, 2019

From what I have gathered this doctor gets sexual pleasure subconsciously by himself feel powerful hurting sick people. The health authority supports his pleasures and lets continue feeling his desires.

Submitted Nov. 30, 2016

Dr. Kogan is dangerously negligent. He implied that I had a birth disorder, said that causal links to my disability were "of no importance to him," prescribed toxic drugs for normal reactions to incidents proven to be disabling to practically anyone, told me that talking about trauma would be of no benefit, and he could not say whether I would ever get well enough to return to work because I was “litigious” - all of which was just as traumatic and destructive as, if not more so than, the original injuries.

Submitted Aug. 5, 2016

I'm not impressed but there is not much choice in langley

Submitted Jan. 25, 2016

His method of treatment is drugs and more drugs. No conversation, no discussions. Moderate depression was treated toxic drugs that almost left me comatose. Other physicists and a psychiatrist were appalled.

Submitted Sept. 17, 2015

Submitted Aug. 13, 2014

I have been seeing Dr.Kogan for 2 year. I was referred by Langley mental health after an assesment in which I had admitted to being suicidal and also wanting to kill my husband and kids. I had read the bad reviews and was skeptical. I found the receptionist to be quick but efficient. I have engaged her in conversation and she is personal and pleasant. Dr. Kogan reviews our last session every visit. He has treated me with medication, and explained to me why the meds my GP prescribe we're not appropriate for my stage of depression, and that I needed to be monitored more closely. When he makes changes to my meds, he always wants to see me within a week, and asks my family to keep an eye on me- as well as "ringing a bell" if I need help. His main goal is to stabilize my meds and he has. I tried therapist and diet/exercise for years but I became too sick and needed more help. He provided it for me. He has helped me tremendously. I had to miss and appt short notice and no repercussions.

Submitted Dec. 13, 2013

I experienced Dr. C Kogan's bad reputation in the Fraser Valley and formed my own opinion first hand. The first thing I noticed was how unpleasant and abrupt the staff taking appointments were, extremely arrogant while setting up an appointment and while I was confirming my availability as well, I was asked "if I even wanted to come in." After seeing the Doc, he had me bring in my mother to have her answer questions while he "assessed" whether or not I was dealing with Bi Polar Disorder. He had no standard questions, professionalism, or understanding. He navigated very arrogantly around any details, my mother and I had about MY condition. I began to feel very much like an abused child that was being controlled by a dysfunctional parent. He started to refer me back to a walk in clinic, when I realized I was getting the "run around." When I went to set up apt #3 the secretary was very concerned with finishing the chapter of her novel, and made no attempt to acknowledge me. I walked out.

Submitted Feb. 26, 2013