John Milanovich MindMatters Neuropsychology

J du Pre 

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3 weeks ago

I would like to report a similar experience to the comments below. I think he didn't seem to appreciate how he named and interpreted his testing. I came at a request of someone else and didn't have much regard for such tests, but did it since she was interested. One was on handedness, another on whether I could respond quickly to letters, another a Rorchach test, another an IQ test. After telling me the results of the tests, he construed my replies as interpretations of the tests and would only reply as to how it must make m... read more

EDZ 

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3 weeks ago

He doesn't appreciate the difference between data and deference. I came at a request of someone else and didn't have much regard for such tests. One was on handedness, another on whether I could respond quickly to letters. He construed my replies as interpretations of the tests and would only reply as to how it must make me feel. I believe that the role of tests in his practice could belie the role of creed, bias, and the meaning of basic words. The way he brought up his creationism and religion didn't help. I cannot at all ... read more

R. Z. 

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10 months ago

I came to an appointment with Milanovich for cognitive testing. This was something offered and requested by a relative. In the middle of the test, Dr. Milanovich started to talk about his belief in God and jesus. He added in a Rorschach test to the testing as well, which afterwards had written that I saw elaborate meanings in the ink shapes. I didn't understand, especially why these things would be combined with the other tests in that way. Since I suspected these things, I had the same data re-evaluated by a professional at... read more