Professional, experienced, and thorough. Dr Scott put me through different types of tests and…read morespent a ton of time working through the results to come up with an insightful prognosis. He was very well respected by my psychiatrist, who referred me for a more specialized diagnosis.

He's fine as long as you don't do any of your own medication research or try to see someone else…read morefor a second opinion, because then he loses his mind and calls you all kinds of names and says everything is your fault. He's narcissistic and pompous and talks more than he listens.

They refused to work with my insurance company and decided to send me a bill instead. The bills…read morethey sent in the mail didn't even have a phone number to contact them to dispute the charges. I've never had a problem with my insurance not paying for these types of services before.

I saw "Babs" for 2 years and she made a tremendous impact on my ability to cope with my issues and…read morereally got to the core of my problems. Although I've moved away and haven't seen her in years, she supplied me with handouts/articles of support that I still pull out when I need extra support.

I was very disappointed with my experience with Connor. Sessions felt unproductive and lacked real…read morevalue. Most of the time, he simply listened and repeated generic advice like "set boundaries" without offering meaningful guidance or practical tools. This is now the second time he has pushed for every other week appointments, even after I explained my preferences. I should not have to argue about how often I want to attend therapy, especially when sessions cost $250 per hour and only provide about 45 minutes of actual time. I am tired of having to advocate for myself just to feel heard. For this price, I expected more engagement, direction, and support. Instead, I felt dismissed and unsupported. I have decided to take my business elsewhere.

No assessment. Very pleasant people, knowledgeable to the extent Mercer Co can be, but not for…read morecomplicated or differential diagnoses. Do yourself a favor and go to Pittsburgh to AGH or UPMC. You don't know what you don't know... I'm not blaming or saying they're incompetent, not at all. They are basic. If your needs are obvious, they are perfectly competent. Just the population difference alone means the knowledge base of a Pittsburgh clinician will more likely be greater the longer they practice. Whereas such a small population experience and education will only take someone so far.