I agree with the reviewer about her personal struggles. o-nonsense can work but in her case she will advise you to show up at your child's school unannounced and 'get in a child's face' if they are bullying your child. She may also send you an evaluation of your child and inadvertently leave in a paragraph about another patient with their full name because she obviously uses a template. How is that helpful for me to gain an understanding of my child's specific issue when kids on the spectrum are all different? She was late to our appointment and then told me she was charging me extra because my husband came to the appointment not just myself. But hey, her office waiting room is nice.

Submitted Jan. 7, 2015

dr.granados is very helpful in helping me understand my son, she has alot of compassion and from past to present doctor's, dr.g is the first dr. that my son connects with and opens up that means so much to me. he is able to express himself, whereas the other dr.s he shuts out.

Submitted Aug. 18, 2012

Dr. Granados may tell you everything about her personal struggles which may or may not have anything to do with why you are there. She has a non-nonsense, worst case scenario, non-sympathetic approach. She is often ill so there may be times when you can't reach her for a while. She uses medical terminology which you may not understand and that may though you into a headspin.

Submitted March 16, 2012