Dr. Mark William Wilson, MD

Dr.Wilson was highly recommended to me by a leading adult physician. Had privilege for Dr.Wilson to work with one then my 2nd child. He is extraordinarily capable and insightful and amazingly, both my teenagers adore working with him, are eager to make the occasional journey in from Long Island and have been certifiably helped significantly by his care and medical expertise. A fine man, so approachable for the kids who he immediately develops a trust and rapport. A true visionary and expert.

He is very skilled and makes all patients feel comfortable and capable of reaching their full potential. We would not think of going anywhere else!

Brilliant!!! Only doctor that was able to help my son and I as we were previously on medications making mood worse. Dr.Wilson is a Genius!!! changed our lives.

Always treats me like a co-captain of my team. Warm, caring, professional; I'd recommend him to anyone!

Excellent in every way; is an expert psychopharmacologist who also makes sure I understand every aspect and option of the decision-making and makes me feel integral to the process.

I've worked with Dr. Wilson for nearly 10 years, and I've recommended him to friends and colleagues who have only reported excellent experiences with Dr. Wilson.

Dr. Wilson is a terrific. I've had bi-polar disorder for 30 years and he is the first doctor I've had who was willing to work in a flexible manner to find a medication regime that was right for me. I felt he really listened to what I wanted out of the medication, reacted immediately when side-effects were unacceptable and was more then willing to try as many combinations as it took to get things right. I have been symptom free now for longer then I ever have been able to achieve these many years and have really benefit ed from the excellant psychotherapy I am currently receiving from him.

A wonderful, caring psychiatrist who seems fully engaged in the process and cares about patient and their families. We've had nothing but good experiences with him in terms of bedside manner, deep understanding of issues and desire to see patients treated as whole people--not as a collection of problems.