West Texas Psychiatry

“Dr. P has been great to work with. He takes an all encompassing view of your health on many levels and if you work with him you will see great results.”

“Do not go here. I took my son because I wanted a new doctor for his ADHD. They make you register for labwork, which they don’t tell you what for….its for an expensive genetic test that your insurance won’t cover because it’s not necessary…like a thousands of dollars. They don’t verify your insurance to see if it covers any of this testing, which is ridiculous. They make you drug test every visit….even if you are 10 yrs old. They want 10 yr olds to consume 3 premier protein drinks a day and tell you that you can’t make him chocolate chip protein muffins because the chocolate chips have caffeine in them…:like what? Do you want him to get protein or not, because he will not drink those disgusting drinks! They are ridiculous. Avoid at all costs!”

“Worst psychiatrist around.... I wouldn't even send my pet fish to this man (if that were a thing, however it may be). Not sure how Dr P even still holds a license. I had issues with this office while I was dealing with post partum. Then my child who was later diagnosed with autism and ADHD by another doctor saw this so called doctor. He called the police on a 5 year old and attempted to have him committed because the concoction of medication this "man" had him on was causing behavioral problems. CALLED THE POLICE ON A 5 YEAR OLD all because my autistic child knocked over a FAKE plant in his office. This man FORCED my child to look at him and speak directly to him, my child who is autistic (level 2) and ADHD. THIS PLACE IS A JOKE traumatized my child and myself. MANY professionals have spoken out against this place from what I have been told.”

“My child was terrified of this man. He does not know how to treat someone with autism. He was very rude about her not making eye contact which only made her anxiety worse. Both times we saw him, he clearly did not review my daughter’s records and got angry when I considered seeking a second opinion. I called the office to ask for the notes from the appointment and was told I would have to pay for them after spending thousands on the first two visits.”