Arianne Zorn

I saw her for online appointments for adhd med management that I have been aware of and treating my entire life. The first (and only) thing I was asked was if I had any abuse in my childhood and if I am close with family members. Well I did have abuse in my past and as a result I am not close to my family. Without any further questions I was told I probably have a personality disorder - which I have definitely never been told by any doctor or medication counselor. I was then prescribed adhd medication with my primary care's blessing. Although at first Zorn sent the wrong prescription to the pharmacy, at least it was the same class of medication and was not a terribly high dosage, so the medication my doctor cleared me for was eventually correctly prescribed and my ADHD was successfully treated. I saw her for several months and was mostly unable to contact her when I had questions. After those months of not being able to ask any questions about this serious medication, I left due to… lack of communication. With such little information collected, over a very quick online appointment, I got the feeling she was reaching for that "big" diagnosis- whatever benefit that may have for her career. I have never seen a medical professional act so recklessly and would not recommend anyone to see her, unless they want to become part of her self important delusions.