I seen Dr Betty for 2 years, about 8 years ago. She is remarkable. If it was not for Dr Betty I would never have recovered and be living a full life. Returning to work and truly enjoying my life. I had seen numerous psychologists before that didn’t help but this lady is the real deal. She was compassionate, yet kicked me in the butt when I needed it. I loved her dog and although it can be a distraction it did bring me great comfort at times. If you want to change your life and are suffering from PTSD, depression, going through a divorce or suffered abuse.. this is the dr for you

Submitted March 30, 2019

Guided and empowered me. Never judgemental. Direct and to the point. She truly helped change my life for the better!

Submitted Feb. 14, 2019

I highly recommend Dr.Betty . Dr.Betty is amazing !!

Submitted Oct. 30, 2017

This one obviously prescribes herself meds or alcohol very scattered

Submitted Sept. 27, 2017

Compassionate knowledge psychologist with extensive experience. Highly recommend Dr. Betty

Submitted July 7, 2017

Dr. Betty is a great psychologist. She is warm and attentive. Goes out of her way and knowledgable

Submitted April 8, 2017

I was blown away. She is so much more than a doctor. Thank you Dr. Betty. BTW Edvard Munchs The Scream is in The National Gallery in Oslo, Norway.

Submitted Jan. 18, 2017

Dr. Betty is the only psychologist who understood immediately what was happening in my life. She is a fantastic mentor, motherly, positive and direct. I struggled for such a long time and I am very thankful for her help. For me he dog actually diffused my falling apart and helped me communicate my feelings better and Dr. Betty never lost track of what I was talking about. It worked for me and each to their own but if you have some serious issues and want to get to the bottom of them then Dr. Betty is the real deal!

Submitted Jan. 28, 2015

I had a similar experience to another reviewer. The dr's dog , although cute, was entering and leaving the office numerous times during the appmt. Each time she would get up to open the door. She also would check each time someone entered or left the main office, interrupting the appointment. She talked a lot about her own experiences in relation to mine, at times I felt it wasn't focused enough on me. The atmosphere felt scattered, I felt like I had to steer the conversation at times. At the end I got a chapter photocopied from a book as homework. It was weird, I could have just got the book myself and read it! I didn't find her helpful and I went to someone else.

Submitted March 1, 2014

When I walked up to the office's outer door Dr. Betty Stevens-Guillermo and her dog were just arriving. She didn't know I had an appointment - I booked about 4 hours earlier, yet she wasn't aware and did not expect me. (At the time of booking there was no mention of a dog.) As she fumbled at unlocking her door her dog kept jumping up on my legs. The dog who was off-leash wasn't a threat just poorly trained. Once in her office I was told to ignore the dog and my purse was taken and placed on a shelf so the dog wouldn't chew on it. In the first 15 minutes the session was interrupted twice by the doctor checking to see who had entered the waiting area, (both times the dog left the office and was fetched back by the doctor), once by the doctor putting her tea bag in the garbage and two times by the dog scratching to get out of the office. Was there any focus on my issue? Absolutely not, I excused myself and left before I could be charged for this chaos.

Submitted Nov. 13, 2013