Clark's focus is on the proper balance of medicines to help with physiological imbalances in the brain. He does not talk much, as he does not focus on psychoanalysis. He has helped with a variety of issues and has suggested other providers who may help with issues outside of his specialty. His quiet demeaner may put some people off, but once you get to know him you realize he is quite knowledgeable about his field.

Submitted Feb. 26, 2019

I've been Dr. Jenning's patient for almost 6 years, I was diagnosed with depression at the age of 14, and have had many medication changes. The medications prescribed by him worked for years and in the 6 years of going to see him, my bipolar depression slipped out of remission about 3 times. I had been on a benzo for my panic/anxiety disorder, at one of the appointments, he recently felt like I was abusing my benzo. He decreased my dose, causing me to have extreme sadness and suicidal ideation because the feeling of anxiety was overwhelming, he doesn't listen to me, I never ran out of my medication too soon, (like someone who would run out) if they weren't taking it as prescribed, I need to find a new psychiatrist as soon as possible. I shouldn't miss work, isolate myself from my family, and find a place to cry where my children won't see that I'm truly depressed.

Submitted July 17, 2017