Scott Trylch, EdD Psychologist

James D. 

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10 years ago

I saw Trylch five times, six months ago. He is my age, therefore, I thought he might have empathy w/ me. I am not as educated as he, but feel I am intelligent. He had no empathy. After the second visit I no longer looked forward to seeing him. When I started my visits I told him I was angry..........imagine that. He gave me tests which my insurance paid for, and I answered the questions at home, over several hours. One could see right through the questions on the test (Minn. multiphasic). He told me I was angry LOL. I have b... read more

tortured soul 

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13 years ago

we miss Dr Trylch – we had been seeing Dr. Trylch for alittle over 3 years. Our support system was almost nill. He was always available to us by phone or emergency appts. if needed. We knew our therapy was going to be long term. Then we met a man who treats us wonderfully and we moved from midland to Gladwin (almost 1 hour drive 1 way, the winter months would have been difficult , roads). We had our differences but overall we felt safe with him. Last year 2010 we had many losses, our step mother in Feb., our dearest friend i... read more

Mudges 

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14 years ago

Just what you need. – I was suffering from Panic Attacks and Dr Trylch helped me with rapid intervention techniques to get me through the worst of them on the short term, then worked through the underlying reasons I was having panic attacks. His persistence and patience was excellent. He was also kindly available when I needed a little additional support via the phone. He also was kind enough to help me with a payment plan when I couldn't pay for my visits at the time of service. I highly recommend him. 

foreverlost 

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17 years ago

there might be hope – We began therapy a few yrs back..it was frightening to be back in therapy but a necessity. We had a therapist for many yrs and she left. Trust is a huge problem. We feel Dr. Trylch has definitely helped. We don't always see "eye to eye" but who does? He helps us put things into perspective and gives us the hope that maybe there is a life out there. This is a difficult journey and we are very glad we can take it with him.