A nightmare, she was only listening to the one who paid the bill, she wasn't interested in helping the kids who really were hurting at the time. NO ABSOLUTELY NO I'll never recommend her. She is not professional at all. She is awful.

Submitted Feb. 23, 2021

She needs her own therapist. Fails to address issues and is perpetually late. Don't ever use her if you have issues.

Submitted Dec. 17, 2018

She was not helpful at all. She was very narrow minded, and only talked about other people's experiences. Some were not even relevant to my situation. She didn't try to understand my point of view, and was very rude. I would not recommend this psychologist to anyone.

Submitted March 26, 2018

She spent most of our appointment talking about other patients and even told me their names. She made no step for progress and was a waste of time and money

Submitted Feb. 24, 2018

Very helpful, caring and understanding - especially with workplace, and tradition family issues

Submitted Feb. 10, 2017

Horrible experience with Dr. Mary Kennedy. She was totally biased towards parent that did not orginally contact her. Unprofessional in her interpersonal dealings with the parent and did very little with my child. She should be avoided at all costs. Total waste of time to have any child see her for any issues.

Submitted April 2, 2014

Dr. Kennedy is a caring therapist. I would recommend her to all. She is very helpful to her patients and always has time for them.

Submitted Aug. 27, 2013

Dr. Kennedy was enormously helpful to our family. She is kind and supportive and very caring. I would recommend her highly especially to children who are struggling in school and need someone to talk to. She really helps them along.

Submitted Jan. 23, 2012

Submitted April 27, 2011

There is no private waiting room. You have to wait in a seating place outside her office around in the back hallway exposed to traffic of strangers. Her office is very small, unorganized, unprofessional not suitable for psychotherapy. Most importantly, I don’t believe she knows or understands what psychotherapy and psychology is. She was completely disconnected with the patients, antagonistic and irrelevant. In family therapy, she was intimidating and taking sides imposing her opinion who was right and who was wrong without understanding the dynamics that propel human psychology looking superficially at the surface of events. She is irrelevant and should be avoided.

Submitted Feb. 22, 2011