Art of Mind Health- Integrative Psychiatry

Sandhya Nair 

on Google

a year ago

I'm not sure if this place is legitimate or not. It seems more like a money grab. No insurance coverage, several text messages (spammy reminders), and a $250 cancellation fee. $250 on top of insurance not covering these sessions. Save your time and just go to a doctor. Seems absolutely terrible to do this to your patients in this economy. Judging from the amount of reviews, I would work harder on getting more patients before charging exorbitant prices on work a doctor could just do with the benefit of insurance coverage. 

Philip Breaw 

on Google

a year ago

Meredith has been an incredible guide in helping me navigate ADHD treatment, a challenging career transition, and redesigning my life to feel more energized and fulfilled. Her compassionate approach, deep expertise, and focus on holistic well-being made a significant difference in my ability to create lasting positive change. I wholeheartedly recommend her to anyone seeking a thoughtful and empowering mental health professional! 

Amrit Lamba 

on Google

a year ago

Meredith Parr, PA is one in a million. She is like-able, kind, caring, and really listens. Our community is very fortunate that she had the strength and wisdom to reject traditional healthcare models that focus on quantity instead of quality. Running an independent practice allows her to put emphasis exactly where it needs to be; on the patient. She will go above and beyond to care for you and ensure your needs are met. She will hear you and makes great effort to best understand what challenges each person faces. Her friendl... read more

Alise Pelland 

on Google

a year ago

I love working with Meredith Parr. She is hands down the best psychiatrist I have seen. She puts in the work to get to know you and LISTENS to what you have to say. I could not recommend more. 

Mark Brook 

on Google

a year ago

In google maps, her category is listed as a psychiatrist, but she si not a psychiatrist. She has a PA (physician assistant) background, so mental health clinic would be more appropriate. The term p "psychiatrist" is reserved for those who went to medical school (4 years) and completed psychiatry residency (4 years). While PA education is rigorous and standardized relative to that of NPs, the difference in training hours between psychiatrists and physician assistants is vast shouldn't be minimized since a psychiatrist can hav... read more