Justin R Miller,

“Dr. Miller has truly changed my life. His honest, clear, and compassionate approach made it easy to open up and trust the process. What stood out most was how thorough and thoughtful he was when evaluating treatment options. He carefully considered both my personal and family health history and even had me see a specialist for testing to make sure my body was ready before moving forward. I deeply appreciate the care he took to ensure his recommendations were the right, healthy fit for me personally. With Dr. Miller, I never felt rushed or overlooked—just genuinely supported. His guidance has had a lasting impact on my focus, confidence, and overall well-being. I can’t recommend him highly enough.”

“He genuinely has no idea what he's doing when it comes to anything ADHD related. He really thought that even though I have about 20 years of ADHD history, that all of that was moot compared to my BPD symptoms. He then INSTISTED i probably have it and that i couldn't get a stimulant because thats what he thought. Crazy enough, every single symptom he said is A DIRECT SYMPTOM OF ADHD. I tried to explain this to him, and the fact that my emotional outbursts are directly related to mot being able deal with my ADHD symptoms (like not having a "working memory", my inability to control my focus, ect.) And he kept saying BPD can do that too. Every doctor and therapist before this agrees its ADHD. AND THEN, when i find out i got a new diagnosis for ADHD from august, i sent it to him (after losing my mind dealing with him and calling constantly) and he immediately dropped me. He really doesnt understand anything about adhd. He tried correcting me multiple times, even saying you can almost cure adhd without meds, which btw would be impossible. Adhd is a different type of brain, just straight up. An adhd brain doesnt get enough dopamine which can cause your brain to constantly be looking for stimuli to create more dopemine. This is what causes people to become distracted easily, bad impulse control, emotional irregularities which can cause "adhd meltdowns/episodes" when streesed out, an inability to control what you focus and hyperfocus on (mine is to the point i lose hours), and hyperactiveness to name a the ones i have most. Bottom line, stay away. He cares more about himself being right than actually solving the problem and helping you. He is completely unknowledgeable, atleast when it comes to adhd.”

“I don’t have anything nice to say to/about this man other than I’m glad he ended services with me.”

“Chill guy. My experience so far has been good.”