Dr. Jennifer Tesak proved very insensitive when diagnosing my son with autism. No information on whether my son was "high functioning" or "low functioning". I found that to receive a write-up of my son's condition I needed to pay an "additional fee", despite my having already having spent 100's out-of-pocket on the long diagnosis process. She had very little follow-up information on resources, reading material, suppport groups, etc. After her diagnosis, I felt alone, hurt, with very little information at my disposal.

Submitted July 19, 2012