This psychiatrist does not recognize AD withdrawal as real. He tells his patients to do reckless things like discontinuing ADs by cutting them in half for 5 days then stop taking them after YEARS of use. He is clueless by failing to recognize a large percentage of people do experience AD withdrawal (discontinuation syndrome) and need to taper slowly. We are not all one size fits all. It is dangerous to discontinue an AD by reducing by 5O% and only holding for five short days. If you value your life and stability, do not go to this provider. He is egregiously ignorant and poses a threat to your health.

Submitted Feb. 25, 2020

He disregarded my concerns about my condition, treating me for something else. This ended up in my issue getting worse, and I was hospitalized. Thankfully I got a better doctor while admitted, one who listened and clarified things for me. It's no wonder he's easy to get in with fairly quickly. He's an OK person, but not a very good doctor.

Submitted Jan. 24, 2014

He is the worst dr I have ever met. For that matter he is one of the worst humans I have ever met. He labels people as drug seekers and has no knowledge of anything. He should loose his medical license

Submitted June 27, 2013

I found Dr. Craciun to make assumptions and judgments without all the facts and to make questionable remarks about certain races of people. In addition, the initial, one-hour scheduled appointment lasted approximately fifteen minutes only.

Submitted March 27, 2008

Dr. Craciun struggles with American English language. He labels patients with no evidence of the 'Diagnoses" apparent. When asked to explain his diagnosis, he replies he "just knows." He seems to have a misogynistic attitude toward female patients. He is arrogant and condescending.

Submitted Feb. 10, 2007