I have had an amazing experience with Dr Diane Nguyen. She…read morehas been very kind and understanding and empathetic. I enjoy the conversations when I visit and the medication she gave is really helping my depression and anxiety. I really liking her.

This woman should not be licensed…read more Under her "care", my brother committed suicide on November 12, 2011. Today, I called her office to notify her of his death and to ask her about Texas policy regarding the release of his prescription history, as my family needs this information to decide on whether or not to move forward in exploring joining the class-action against Pfizer for their drug Chantix, which she prescribed to my brother. Not only was there no humanity in her tone or in the content of her dialog, but she didn't have the basic decency of professional etiquette and manners to extend even the most perfunctory: "I am sorry for your loss". Her response to my enquiry? - "I have been told that he passed away but I can't confirm or deny that." (What?) If you are wondering how I can be so sure of her exact words, it's because I recorded the conversation (this, by the way, is legal in NY, provided at least one party is aware of the recording). As an executor of my brother's estate, I've made it a policy to record every conversation I have pertaining to his affairs in order to safeguard myself against any potential legal issues. (I'm not a lawyer and have never done this before, so I decided that this is a good way to keep my records-and my memory-in order.) Then, while trying to make sure I understood the protocol of the release, she interrupted me to say: -"Even though...the person...may be dead...there is a $25 charge for the records, and since the request for the HIPPA compliant release of the records has to be mailed [to me] through certified mail, there is also a $5 charge for [my signature] prior to my releasing the records." -"Ah, okay, and these are your charges [or the state's]?" -"Yes, those are my charges." I then just said "Thank you so much for your help" and hung up. It is just so upsetting that people like this exist -- especially when people like this have been given the honor and responsibility of supporting and monitoring the psychological and neuropsychiatric well-being of clinically depressed individuals. This woman is a disgrace to medicine. Zero compassion, zero professionalism. Someone with so little insight into the psychodynamics of such sensitive and complex circumstances cannot be anything but a threat to the demographic that she alleges to help. Her energy literally borders on psychopathy. Please carefully think it through before deciding on making an appointment with her and review the other complaints about her on other websites. Note: I can and will defend everything I stated here if it is challenged as "defamation". I have the recording and all the evidence proving that everything that I stated as fact, is a fact. This review needs to stay up and remain public.

I'd never been to a therapist before and was super anxious. Not only did he make me feel…read morecomfortable, but was extremely encouraging and gave me hope from day one! Brilliant in his processes of helping "the wheels turn", and willing to walk with you through hell and back, if that's where you have to go..... If you've ever considered therapy, which I think everyone should, HE is amazing.

The first thing that I noticed about Emily is her ability to really tune in and listen to my story…read more Emily helps you feel heard and valued. Emily has an open and accepting nature while being gently inquisitive. The type of inquisitive that makes you know that she is listening and that she cares. She chooses her techniques carefully to help guide her clients to real insight and progress.

From the owner: Feeling 'meh' should never be the goal: what if, in a few months, you could clear the road blocks…read morein your path and see through to your own potential? Therapy gives some the space to move in a new direction - with your life, with your relationship or with your career. Way past 'meh' closer to "Yes! This is the life I get to wake up to!"

Laurie is truly a GREAT therapist, and an asset to the community of Lakeway. She's has worked with…read moremany people I know, both clients and friends. The feedback and interactions we share, really help me thrive under adversity and have a skillset for adapting to the problems of everyday life, and tragedies. I find it easy to trust her.

I find L. Wheeler thoughtful, articulate,compassionate, and helpful. I needed some help with…read morecognitive behavioral therapy about my personal behavioral problems and she has helped put me on the right program of recovery from my angst.

Dr Myers-Fabian, neuropsychologist, is the consummate professional. I was given a comprehensive…read moreneuropsychological assessment. The initial appointment included a thorough interview, administered by Dr Myers-Fabian, followed by the test administration administered by a Psychometrist II. Two weeks later, Dr Myers-Fabian explained the results in a clear and compassionate manner. She was very supportive as we progressed through the evaluation, answering my questions and responding to my concerns. The recommendations in the report were both helpful and realistic, which is exactly what I was hoping for. I highly recommend Dr Myers-Fabian for others who are seeking neuropsychological testing. From the BS&W website: She specializes in the neuropsychological evaluation of adults with suspected or known neurologic and/or psychiatric conditions, with a particular interest in patients with dementia, Parkinson's disease (pre-and post-DBS surgery), epilepsy, demyelinating disorders and cerebrovascular disorders. She has worked in a variety of neurologic and psychiatric settings, including acute rehabilitation, private practice and outpatient services.