Psychologists - Wesleyville, PA

"Michelle is absolutely Amazing and has the tools and skill set to tackle it all. I am very thankful I was sent to her. With very little time she acknowledges and listens to all of the moving parts not discounting one for the other and then formulates a plan/vision. Every hour session I have gained important tools to navigate this thing called life and I have felt uplifted in the darkest of times. Therapy is a tool to enhance, clarify, and give you direction so you can have quality time with friends and family while you’re working on yourself behind the scenes. Therapy hasn’t been offered like it is now and I embrace the opportunity each and every session. Thank you Michelle for everything you have done for me and your availability! Forever grateful! How does your week look next week?!!!!"

"Made an appointment for my 99 YO mother for memory testing, 2 months out. Arrived on time at the appointed hour as per usual and was told the appt. had been canceled because we didn't confirm the appt. Mom had called 2 days prior to affirm the date and time. Office staff claim that was not true. They said they called me 2X and Mom 2X and left messages to confirm. Not true. We were told it was cancelled because she was a new pt. Not true. We were told we were abusive. Not true. I traveled 900 miles to bring my Mom to the appt. we made that we expected to attend. Their reply? 'How is that my problem?' These people treated us like we were expected to accommodate them instead of vice versa. Completely unprofessional and rude. When we make an appointment, we keep it. I have no faith Dr. S and his crew of rude, snotty, entitled people even understand that an appointment is a verbal contract. Never again. Zero Stars"

"Dr. Evans Child Custody Evaluation was extremely one sided and inaccurate. Dr. Evans purposefully left out crucial information if it did not support her recommendation. She did not interview or contact out side members, use letters or supportive evidence in her report. Dr. Evans has an idea that anything negative (regardless of severity or truthfulness) is not relevant and will be used against the reporter of that information. Her intent is to 'Even the playing field' especially if a PFA is in effect. Any expressed opinion of the abuser is considered 'parent alienation' when in fact it is the abuser who has been doing all the parent alienation with his children. The courts should take a serious look at Sue Evans reports and the usefulness of these reports in general as they are not backed up by facts and where past behavior is not an indication of future behavior. Optimism trumps reason and feeling sorry for the abuser is more important than what's in the best interest of the children. "