Portland Cognitive and Behavioral Neurology

Hillary WhiteCraig 

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4 years ago

Very knowledgeable, definitely not a poor doctor. However, other than switching my medication I feel it was all a waste of money, especially when I could have talked to my PCP about most of it. I cried almost after every appointment. Not from anything particularly negative but she hyper fixated on some issues that kept making me feel worse than what it was. I agree with the review below, there is some kind of obsession with the idea of alcoholism, I’ve seen many doctors and none have been concerned or think I need to attend ... read more

cheryl ashmore 

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4 years ago

Personable, kind person. Smart, but opportunistic. Better suited as a CBT therapist. Not only did I have more knowledge about my neurological conditions, she suggested I buy supplements that would have worsened my condition after charging me thousands of dollars for “research”. Seems fixated on alcoholism and 12 step programs as a sure fire solution for cognitive and apathy issues post brain surgery. My $4k would have found much better use with a reputable neuroendocrinologist. Frankly. I feel cheated and mildly disgusted. 

Sabrina O'Donnell 

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6 years ago

Dr Malloy is outstanding with her skills in communication and diagnostics. Very personable and kind. Having had a traumatic brain injury, she gave me hope that my impairments were workable and teachable. She orchestrated the right contacts to help me move forward. I will forever be incredibly grateful to her.