Dr. Lucien Pierre Tamer, MD

Could not control his temper I had been seeing Dr. Tamer for more than a year. During this period, he never said or indicated that he did not want to continue seeing me. I had an appointment with him during which I told him, truthfully, that I was feeling worse than at any point since I had begun seeing him. His startling reaction was to become progressively more and more agitated, as if he was angry at me for not having gotten better under his care. Eventually he declared that he would no longer be my psychiatrist, and peremptorily announced that the session was over. It might be said that there are times when it’s appropriate for a therapist to end a professional relationship with a client. I don’t believe this was such a case, but even if it was, the sudden, angry manner in which Tamer ended it, and on the very day when I had told him that I was feeling worse than ever, would be callous and insulting on the part of anyone, and is completely indefensible and unprofessional for a… psychiatrist.