Dana M. Ransom, PHD

“Suspecting that you may be Autistic is not just a whim. For most people it's something they have struggled with for a very long time. It is not something to be dismissed so easily. Even after learning of others' experiences with Ms. Ransom, I gave her the benefit of the doubt. I was so wrong! If you are in the position of struggling with questions about your being Autistic, if you suspect that you might be, and are looking for help and validation DO NOT SEEK IT HERE! It was quite apparent from the beginning that Ms. Ransom has her own biases regarding Autism and takes it upon herself to singlehandedly stop Autistic people from getting the help and validation that they need. It would do you more harm than good to meet with Ms. Ransom. Trust me!”

“I had a great experience with Dr. Ransom. She was very calm and made me feel comfortable through the whole procedure. She spent her time giving great detail of the results and her interpretations and suggestions. When I asked for a doctor's note from her I read her complete analysis on me as a person. I read some things I didnt like, but these are things I never knew! Now, I've been focusing on improving myself in ways I did not know I needed to prior to Dr. Ransom.”

“Dr. Ransom is very knowledgeable, understanding, and easy to talk with. She has helped be feel safe during some difficult transitions. Anyone would be lucky to have her as their psychologist.”

“Almost two years later and I still think about how much this woman traumatized me with a question she asked me. On top of that, her focus while I saw her was so off base considering what I was, and had, gone through. It pops into my head every so often (because ptsd) so I just thought I'd write it down and let you know. It feels therapeutic.”