I would like to know as a parent whose son felt that he could trust this man, took a journey to this man and this man instead treated my son with abuse, he told the staff to give my son a voucher for a hotel and cab ride, the staff gave my son the man's card, my son is new to the world, with low trust because of his being abuse at a very early age, he tried to use the voucher with the cab drive who told him this is not a voucher. My son far from home felt hurt, if this Doctor did not know of his staff "just giving the doctors card instead of a voucher" I could apologize, but my son really will not know if the doctor who spoke to his staff before and was instructing them to give a voucher had no idea that his staff is not very smart and would not ask if Mr. Bachman's business card was the voucher. And why would Dr. Bachman tell this man (my son) that he knew he was at the Psychiatric Ward, who and why would Bachman have this infro. when my son not his patient??

Submitted July 22, 2013

I have been a client of Dr. John Bachman for almost 5 years. I came in with a diagnosis of Panic Disorder with Agoraphobia, Major Depression and Anxiety Disorder. By communicating with and being given tools to help myself, I became a functional member of society. There were times that I felt housebound and just wanted to stay in bed, but I would use the tools that I learned to get up, and at least do something on that day, and that made me feel better. Dr. Bachman is compassionate, patient and very knowledgeable about what he does as a therapist. After the time that I spent in therapy with him, I can say that my life has changed. I am a fully functioning person with great potential for the future, and so many of my symptoms have disappeared from within me. I would recommend this fine doctor to any person who is having mild to severe symptoms of mental health issues. He also feels like a friend!

Submitted March 6, 2013