Diverse Assessments and Treatment

Amy Johnson 

on Google

2 years ago

Do not email a short request in an effort to reach out. You will receive a phone call stating “I’m not trained in that kind of assessment” when they don’t really know what’s going on and then question why you hang up. That’s called making assumptions. And you’re supposed to be “helping” people. GOOD JOB!!!! 

Kameron White 

on Google

2 years ago

There is a review on here that is posted on multiple sites as well that I think paints Dr. Maurice B Smith in a terrible light. Before going in, it even made me a bit worried, but I’m glad the review was horribly wrong. I have recently went in for an ASD assessment, and I have nothing but praises for Dr. Smith. The review from a year ago claims that he only thinks stereotypically of Autism and Autism in adults when that is far from the truth. I am not considered as the reviewer says, “stereotypical type of ASD”, but was take... read more

K A 

on Google

4 years ago

I would not go here if you are not the stereotypical type of ASD you see on mainstream TV and in movies like “Rain Man” and Sia’s “Music”. To call Doctor Smith’s perspective outdated is an understatement . Despite an estimated two thirds of autistic adults still being undiagnosed, Dr. Smith explicitly stated that he feels that it is being over diagnosed, literally saying doctors are treating it as the “soup of the day”. In my opinion this bias dramatically affected the outcome of the appointment.