Dr. Erin Bennion Amato, MD

Was a patient for 6 years, never got closer to me than very surface level, looked at me as a specimen more than anything. Recommended to my parents at the tender age of 15 that I go to a highly cruel and corrupt “therapeutic boarding school” in Utah which would have further traumatized me & I’m certain she gets kickback from given her Mormon faith. Children get assaulted , brainwashed with religion & commit suicide at these facilities .

Was a patient for 6 years, never got closer to me than very surface level, looked at me as a specimen more than anything. Recommended to my parents at the tender age of 15 that I go to a highly cruel and corrupt “therapeutic boarding school” in Utah which would have further traumatized me & I’m certain she gets kickback from given her Mormon faith. Children get assaulted , brainwashed with religion & commit suicide at these facilities .

Dr Amato is the most caring, kind, knowledgeable Dr I have EVER had the privilege of working with!!!!

I would love to know what kind of patient reviewed Dr. Amato giving her a 2.5. Dr. Amato is one of the finest physicians one could imagine. I hope other patients of Dr. Amato will review her to offset a 2.5 rating, because that score is absurd. Getting an appointment might be difficult but I don't think that figures in to the quality of a doctor, if anything that tells you how good the doctor is, which is a supply and demand issue. Meaning maybe she should raise her fee for service to lower demand. Excellent Doctor.

Getting an appointment with Dr. Amato is difficult because of the lack of child psychologists in Billings, but I have She's no-nonsense, caring and gets right to the point without being overly blunt. It's difficult for a parent to hear that there is something wrong with their kid, but Dr. Amato makes it easy to hear and offers excellent follow up care and suggests for outside resources.

she laughs at you when she shouldn't be laughing. She give you impression she's anxious to see you exit. Just seems to be one out for the money rather then the patient.