Excellent, patient, knowledgeable therapist who is always kind and professional. Really listens and is very thoughtful. Would highly recommend.

Submitted Sept. 21, 2021

I've been seeing Dr. Strine off and on for 10 years and he has helped my tremendously. I highly recommend him.

Submitted June 1, 2021

Excellent therapist with a kind, patient nature. He is knowledgeable about different treatments in anxiety, depression, stress, and family problems. He takes the time to connect with his clients and makes them feel at ease. He does not lecture or act like an alpha dog like some other male therapists in the practice. Highly recommend!

Submitted July 30, 2019

I feel bad for the previous person who commented. Apparently you are still asleep....Grant Strine is an exceptional therapist. His knowledge about this world and his peaceful nature make him the perfect therapist to help patients with mindfulness and consciousness. I feel blessed everyday that my path has crossed with this therapist at this point in my life. He has helped me tremendously.

Submitted Feb. 23, 2014

Our first two meetings started off promising, but once he started pontificating about the Vatican's secret telescope, the planet Nibiru, and "low vibrational frequency" (I wish I were joking) he lost all credibility for me. He could hardly even define the pseudoscientific jargon he threw around at every possible opportunity. He also wanted me to listen to a lecture by Eckhart Tolle during one of our sessions, and he seemed a whole lot more interested in that and his own bizarre conspiracy theories than in listening to what I had to say. If you're into New Age philosophy/mythology, then perhaps Dr. Strine is for you. For me, however, he came across as unprofessional, and I think that pushing his philosophy the way he did was entirely inappropriate. Needless to say, I will no longer be meeting him, and I will not be recommending him to anyone (unless I know that they already buy into in this pseudoscientific crap), especially not children, who undoubtedly would be confused.

Submitted Sept. 10, 2013