she is the best of best. she is godsend. i wish i could gatekeep her to myself. she’s so down to earth and understanding. she went above and beyond to help me and i just wanna say that although i’ve made up my mind not to stay any longer i’m grateful and happy that i got to spend some of my last days surrounded by her. she was the first person i’ve ever shared my thoughts and feelings with and she’ll be the last because it doesn’t get better than her. if another lifetime exists i hope in that universe i can repay her kindness back.
she has a radiant smile, an impeccable fashion sense and smells heavenly :) she’s so pretty!

Submitted April 20, 2023

Dr. Golts is the kind of doctor who really cares about her patients. It's something you can tell from the moment you meet her--she's engaged, interested, caring and dedicated. I started seeing her after suffering prenatal and postpartum depression that ended up spiralling into treatment-resistant depression and anxiety. It was an incredibly difficult time back then but she was truly able to help me, and has continued to over the past 11 years. She is warm and comforting, but she doesn't sugar coat things, which is refreshing. She's passionate about what she does and isn't judgemental--there's no fear when it comes to sharing dark thoughts or feelings. I really don't know what I would've done without her help and guidance. She continues to remind me that there's a light at the end of the tunnel. I wish more people who are suffering from depression and anxiety could see doctors like her.

Submitted June 22, 2022

I’m very lucky to have Dr. Golts as my doctor. She is not only a great psychiatrist, but human being as well. She makes you feel comfortable no matter what you’re going through, and will work with you in making important decisions that impact your mental health.

Submitted Dec. 25, 2020

Dr. Golts helped my husband and I when we had a stillborn child. We remained patients when I got pregnant again and had a high risk / complicated pregnancy. She is extremely compassionate, pragmatic and in working with her I finally felt I had permission to do what I wanted to...not just succumb to family pressures. This was life changing. Highly recommended!

Submitted Sept. 23, 2020

I have had to see psychologists my whole life and none of them made me feel comfortable. Dr. Golts, saved my life by teaching me that I am allowed to feel and be however I wish. No pressure to take meds. She respected my autonomy. I just wish I could continue to see her but Ohio has its rules

Submitted June 7, 2020

I saw Dr. Golts when I was in the in-patient unit for severe post-partum depression. I found her supportive when I had a chance to talk with her, which was unfortunately rare. Most of the treatment and interactions were left to the residents and nurses while she quietly sat in the back. I understand that it is a teaching hospital and she takes more of the role of a supervisor but I would have loved to discuss my issues with her more personally. She also seemed to be too busy to follow up on things. For example, she promised she would look into getting me an outpatient councillor, but she never followed through with it. There were other similar incidents, which left me feeling lost and neglected. Professionally, I wanted more from her; however, I will say that she has a very warm personality and is quite fashionable as well. :)

Submitted Oct. 4, 2014

I'm currently seeing Dr. Golts for postpartum depression largely brought on by a terrible prenatal and postpartum experience at Mt. Sinai. As terrible as the rest of it was, Dr. Golts is even more wonderful. She's professional, competent, brilliant, clearly a master in her field, knowledgeable about fields of medicine beyond her own, has a great sense of humor, and is very deft at helping you see that certain fears are irrational and nothing to worry about, while not causing you to feel silly. I wish more mental health professionals were like her, or that I could see her long-term. If you find yourself in Dr. Golts' office, you are very lucky!

Submitted March 17, 2014