Marilyn Wedge, Ph.D.

Shelley P 

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3 months ago

I found Dr. Wedge's book to be very interesting and informative. She provides a good discussion of the the history of changes that have taken place through the decades with regard to the diagnosis and treatment of ADHD. Her well-researched information on how other cultures in the world differ from the US in their attitudes and beliefs about childhood issues provides perspective on the topic. Dr. wedge offers cogent arguments for alternatives to medication for those parents seeking a different option. 

Abby Zein 

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4 years ago

I had high hopes before starting therapy with her, but was very disappointed and discontinued after a couple of sessions. She was incredibly judgmental; I found myself constantly defending myself to her. For example, I was incredibly offended when she asked me to explain why my religion "labels" women as inferior to men (it doesn't!!). This to me spoke volumes about her cultural insensitivity and ignorance. Do yourself a favor and listen to these reviews. (Using a different name to write this review.) 

Marlon Brando Meat-Sweats 

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4 years ago

Terrible. 

George Donogal 

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4 years ago

All of those negative reviewers obviously have not worked with Marilyn. She's very competent in solving children's behavioral problems - without labeling them as ADHD. She zeros right in on the situational stressors that are causing the child to act out. In our case our boy had been labeled with ADHD following a recommendation from his teacher and was prescribed medication. We researched the negative effects and did not want to go that route. Thank goodness we found Marilyn! She gave us clear directives that began yielding i... read more

A Elle Huit Sur 

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4 years ago

Terrible.