I've seen this doctor for a few years. I'm worried about how moody she is. I think its getting worse. She talks about herself and her own struggles when I tell her about mine. Lots of pills. That's all I get from her. Secretary is one of those really dumb and really nice people that is always good to see. I think she's taking a lot and I wish her well. I'm about done with this

Submitted Aug. 22, 2018

Dr. Taylor is a life-saver. My son and I have been seeing her for over 22 years, and without her, I truly believe we would not be alive. Also, her receptionist Cyndi has been instrumental in our care -- scheduling/rescheduling appointments so that we could be seen in the clinic and kept out of the hospital. Dr. Taylor is incredibly knowledgeable, experienced, and compassionate. She is an amazing patient advocate -- and has worked "behind the scenes" to influence government policy about mental health stigma. I am so thankful for the constant care she and her staff have given our family.

Submitted March 23, 2018

This woman is a pill pusher and not a Dr.
20 years ago she misses diagnosed me and I alost died. I've been trying to find this "doctor" for 19 yrs now. Time to take legal action. Big friends with big pharma. She started me on lithium, sertraline, thioridazine and 4 x lorazepam once daily. This death cocktail put me into a 3 day coma and I almost died walking out into traffic before needing an EMS ride to the local hospital. Avoid her at all costs.

Submitted Nov. 13, 2017

Was sent for a one time assessment and found her to be so knowledgable. I learned more in one session than I have over the past 15 years. She only has one staff who greets you with a bright smile and also explains the purpose of the assessment. I felt so comfortable. Wish I could become her patient full time. Great experience. Great doctor and great office atmosphere

Submitted Feb. 6, 2017

Secretary was unprofessional,Dr Taylor misdiagnosed me and multiple people I know and over medicated me and others. She gave me Terrible advice about traumas in my life. Unacceptable and very scary this person is diagnosing and medicating people.

Submitted Jan. 5, 2017

Dr. Taylor saved my life when I was at my worst about 10 years ago, finding the right meds and giving good employment guidance. But her receptionist was downright nasty regarding fees for insurance and employment forms and for missing an appointment, again when I was at my worst depressive state. Looking back, it was not very professional given the type of clinic it is

Submitted Oct. 19, 2016

I fired Dr. Taylor as my doctor. I had a feeling she misdiagnosed me and I was right! Thank goodness for the support system of my loving family and my own determination or she would have had me so drugged and incapable of doing anything in my life. I kept trying to tell her I wasn't feeling better and she was veey dismisive toward me...she even had the nerve to call me her delicate doily!!! She also told me out right that I should make sure I have a good pharmacy cause I will be a customer for life! Basically that they would be getting a lot of money from me over my lifetime...she tried 12 different drugs on me in a year...and none worked cause she had the wrong diagnosis! Boy did the pharmacy make a lot off me!! But it angers me that she made so much money on me too!!! I really believe she should not be practicing medicine...she almost ruined my life! I would never recommend her to anyone....
P.S. I had to put a rating as a 1 for everything cause there was no 0 option but I would have given her 0 on all of them if I could have!!!

Submitted Sept. 14, 2016

Was skeptical because I was sent to see her for insurance purposes. She wrote a detailed letter to insurance company explaining and backing up diagnosis of severe depression. She seemed generally sympathetic and empathetic to my situation.. Overall I would say she is very good at what she does you are lucky to Have such a sensitive and caring Dr .

Submitted Feb. 5, 2016

I have mixed feelings about Dr. Taylor. She was absolutely excellent with me in my darkest times, but now as we fine tune and just try adjusting this or that, I find her somewhat cold and disinterested. I don't really understand it, but having so much history with her (over 20 years), I am reluctant to seek another psychiatrist. It's not that I think Dr. Taylor is not taking good care of me, but that perhaps fresher, more interested eyes might be of more help.

Submitted Feb. 3, 2016

I haven't meet too many people that I really respect in my life. Dr. L. Taylor is one of them!

Submitted Jan. 6, 2016