Kirsten Lowry, PhD

Olivia McPherson 

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8 months ago

Represents everything wrong with this profession. She just wants you to list off symptoms as quick as possible to get a diagnosis to bill the insurance under, by her own admission. She’ll get annoyed and literally point at the clock if you go any deeper into your psychological issues or things that have been bothering you, it’s a waste of time for her because listening to you talk about your stupid feelings isn’t as profitable. She doesn’t care about you as a person, she’s trying to figure out how to squeeze as much money as... read more

Maddy W-B 

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a year ago

Dr. Lowry has been helping me for the last 10 years+ for me to manage my stress, stemming from the low-grade chronic depression. It is an on-going coping process for which there is no “I’m done now; I’m 100% well!” end. To be able to speak openly, and in confidence to an intelligent adult, who does not judge me, but suggest different perspectives to see the mental/emotional landscape, is extremely helpful. I use a journal to keep track of my days, and ask Dr. Lowry’s opinions on my experiences m, which opens up doors/windows... read more

Katelyn Beer 

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a year ago

I can't say enough positive things about my experience with Dr. Lowry. I have been meeting with her regularly since October 2021; the progress I've made over the past three years has been transformational. I've learned so many skills and tricks for how to manage anxiety and depression, and having regular calls with Dr. Lowry has helped me practice those skills until they become second nature. My communication skills, especially in stressful situations or conflicts, have improved immeasurably thanks to Dr. Lowry. As a result,... read more

Sherri Livingston 

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a year ago

I cannot say enough good things about Dr. Lowry! She has saved my “life” on numerous occasions, and guided me towards healing and living better on many levels! She expertly and successfully helped me journey my way through several life changes, many dysfunctional relationships, the death of a spouse, managing close family members’ alcoholism, panic attacks/anxiety, trauma, abuse, breast cancer treatments, and so many more day-to-day issues that are too many to list! I saw her in person before the pandemic and have continued ... read more