PRO: easy to use at home. That's the only nice thing I can say.

CONS: I tried several psychiatrists. They were all unprofessional with either guilting me to schedule more visits with them (not out of care for me, they just wanted more money despite me specifically saying money was tight) and SEVERAL misdiagnosed me, because they were tuning me out during my sessions. One looked so angry that I had an appointment with her that I felt so uncomfortable for "wasting" her time, then she barked at me to book another session with her as if she earned it, again, after MISDIAGNOSING ME (found out afterward, because she didn't even want to be formal and tell me her thoughts/evaluation...) I was SUCH an after-thought to her!

Each time I went to find a new psychiatrist on the app, it cost me $299 for a single session. Then yet another psychiatrist would be uncaring and zoned out. I just couldn't afford to keep shopping around for a professional for that much a pop. Why should I keep paying SO MUCH because DoD keeps incredibly unprofessional people on their app?!

I finally quit about a year ago. Found a better place AWAY from DoD and now my current psychiatrist elsewhere ACTUALLY CARES ABOUT ME as well as PROPERLY diagnosed me so I can get some help with my issues & explains things to me.

ANOTHER CON, DoD psychiatrists, despite being in your same State, can't always prescribe you certain medication. Wish I knew this upfront as well, because that was the point of me booking sessions with them. You're able to type what goal/concern you're looking to solve when first booking the session, so it seems they purposely wanted to waste my time and money, then bait-and-switch me that they couldn't do what I was specifically coming in for. Additionally, being misdiagnosed several times seemed to be another way they could ignore/avoid their prescription medications without being upfront with me about that.

I absolutely can't recommend this to anyone. The handful of psychiatrist I dealt with were so careless and bored and yet that had to come out of my pocket and delay much needed aid to what I was suffering with.