I’ve been seeing Tamara weekly, sometimes twice a week for 5 1/2 years. I had a severe mental health crisis my first year of grad school. I also had undiagnosed adhd, and ptsd from extremely violent childhood and adult trauma. I’d only seen mental healthcare professionals on Ncsu’s campus. Tamara is one of the most kind and knowledgeable professionals. It’s obvious she deeply cares for her patients. She has helped me heal and work through so much my quality of life is like night and day. I continue a process of healing but feel confident that the toolbox of coping strategies and mindfulness techniques I’ve learned from Dr Share have prepared me to manage my most intrusive symptoms. I think when reading reviews keep in mind that a lot of finding a good therapist is compatibility in how you give and receive information. I’ve never experienced Tamara as anything but kind, compassionate, and desiring to help

Submitted April 9, 2021

Listen to what the other reviewers have to say. Though I doubt she intends to, she comes across as arrogant. There was some odd power dynamic I could feel almost instantly. I echo what others had to say that she is rude. She squints her eyes while you're talking and smirks. She made me feel awful within minutes of our first visit and regret ever meeting with her. I wanted to leave the appointment but decided to give her the benefit of the doubt. It was of no value and I left feeling worse than any other mental health professional I have ever seen.

Submitted Aug. 14, 2019

As someone who works in this field, I found Dr. Share to be extremely unhelpful. I tried giving it time, and had several sessions with her but in the last session her response to one of my questions was so highly offensive that I could not fathom returning. Dr. Share knew I was in an emotionally vulnerable state, and said something so humiliating and judgmental that any trust I had built with her by that point was gone. It took me some time (weeks) to even process what she said, as I was in total shock.

Additionally, at the start of every session Dr. Share was unable to recall what we had discussed in the previous session, and for that reason, I felt like zero progress was being made. When I spoke to her, she would look like she was listening but then completely invalidate my feelings by asking "so why are you here again?". Overall, I found her to be judgmental, impertinent and insensitive. She left me feeling uncomfortable, and uneasy.

Submitted June 20, 2019

Dr. Share is awesome, she doesn't feel like a leaf blowing in the winds of conversation like other therapists have. A wealth of knowledge and the willingness to apply it helps her treat patients effectively.

Submitted June 28, 2018

Dr. Share means well and may help some, but she is uncomfortable when she is not in control. This extends to petty things such as how you leave the office and to more important things such as her tendency to correct your language instead of responding to your meaning and yet be inexact or even rude in hers. If you are an independent minded person, I cannot recommended her.

Submitted Oct. 16, 2016

My daughter visited this person while in college 3 hrs away from home. Lucky for this "psychologist" she is not in my town. My daughter called us and was extremely upset. This "lady" is rude and ill equipped to handle bright college kids who are trying to reach out for help. I am in the health care field and would never recommend this person to anyone. My daughter is not perfect but she wants to get better and is seeking ways to do that. Their visit together sounded horrid and hopefully she now feels empowered to walk out on anyone who ever treats her that way again. Maybe Dr Share was tired and doesn't like college aged young adults.... ? (Evidently the front office staff is very kind however! lol! )Keep looking... Anyone is better!

Submitted April 24, 2015

Dr. Share is freaking awesome! Best counselor I've ever been to.

Submitted Feb. 9, 2013