Andrew does more than just prescribe medication. He has helped me move towards some long term solutions. I should have trusted his judgement earlier.

Submitted Dec. 27, 2015

I looked at these reviews after booking my appointment and wasn't looking forward to it. But he was great--interested, empathetic, and very helpful in explaining concepts. He has worked well with my referring doctors and seems reluctant to jump to any diagnostic conclusions. I've always been seen within 5-10 minutes of my appointment time. I would recommend.

Submitted Oct. 11, 2015

Andrew is compassionate and kind. He takes time to listen and understand, thinks outside the square and has a great sense of humour.

Submitted Sept. 25, 2015

Competent caring understanding , non judgmental and not an insurance company hired gun

Submitted Aug. 9, 2015

Andrew is a dedicated well experienced specialist, his only down side and I suspect this is across att Psychs , is he is always late - Just get used to it., He is very supportive

Submitted Aug. 8, 2015

Andrew is a very gentle and caring man. He will challenge where required and support your progress. He gives and reviews essential home work

Submitted May 23, 2015

I've been seeing Dr Andrew Nielsen for over 2 years and he shows genuine concern and interest in improving the well being of his patients. It is a slow and hard process for my specific needs but he is nothing but professional, caring and personable.

Submitted May 23, 2015

Andrew is a caring experienced professional , he takes a keen interest in your progress and well being.
It may take a couple of visits to click, but once there it will work for you

Submitted May 14, 2015

A compassionate dedicated practioner, who gets to understand and work with his patients. Respectful and supportive

Submitted May 3, 2015

I usually walked out of sessions feeling worse than when I walked in. Try him out by all means but if he is no help to you don't assume there is something wrong with you. It is more likely to be him. And if he tells you you are not getting better because you do not want to get better you don't have to accept that because it is more likely that he is out of his depth but not honest enough to admit it. Try another doctor and get a second opinion. I did and it was a turning point in my life.

Submitted Feb. 28, 2015