I have been seeing Dr. Daniel Williams for the better part of 20 years following a complete nervous breakdown when other doctors did not know what to do with me. Dr. Williams, an expert in neuroscience psychiatry approach my condition in a holistic manner incorporating mental, emotional, physical, addiction, spiritual with an uncanny perception and profound compassion, combined with right psychotropic meds and lack thereof which other physicians just wanted to prescribe ... and expertly diagnosed my condition as a conversion disorder ... the manifestation of deep trauma manifesting in peculiar physical ailments ... and now over the years with an occasional check-in 2x per year, after several years of more consistent, frequent treatment, i feel free and healed with an interior peace with no price tag. Dr. Williams is a saint in the profession of his chosen field and brings to his vocation a true embrace of humanity as we all face darkness at some point in our lives. Dr. Williams is top shelf and anyone who is lucky to know him and use him for treatment will be well pleased, beyond a doubt. Mark W.

Submitted Nov. 27, 2022

Dr. Williams has been most helpful to me regarding my child’s previous disabling physical symptoms that had been treated ineffectively by previous well-intentioned doctors who did not realize that the underlying problem was psychiatric. As a result of Dr Williams’ treatment, my child’s physical problems have been fully resolved and her emotional health restored, enabling her to return to school after a prolonged absence. Dr Williams conferred with previous treating doctors, reviewed the test results and made sure that we were not missing an undiagnosed physical condition. He identified emotional conflicts that my child, my husband & I did not at first realize needed expert psychiatric treatment. His care was thorough, sensitive, empathic and highly effective.

Submitted Dec. 5, 2017

Dr. Williams is a very patient, excellent listener who can parse from his patient's comments what next steps need to be taken both behaviorally and, if necessary, with medicine. Dr. Williams uses his vast expertise in an astute way: he has never steered me wrong in advice, in the long process of determining appropriate medication for my very sensitive metabolism or in providing support and compassion in crisis. I have recommended him to others and they have been equally as pleased. It can be a hard thing to admit one needs help with mental illness: Dr. Williams normalizes this reluctance by demonstrating how "brain wiring" can be damaged or a bit "off" as anything else that might ail the body.

Submitted Aug. 20, 2013

Run. This guy prescribed me meds that nearly caused me a stroke me and then got annoyed and was horribly nasty to me for trying to contact him. He blamed is receptionist all the time - and it wasn't her fault. He also showed up late for appointments and held 10 minutes of an appointment of in the lobby of the building we both worked in.

Submitted Jan. 26, 2008