Dr. Mary Louise Sanders, PhD

Dr. Sanders did two reviews on my child and another on a family member. The interpretation of test results and translation of interview material is not accurate. Definitive statements are made and issued in reports that document completely false information, gathered from a series of tests and one interview. I discussed my concerns with another practitioner involved that knows her well and said they have the same concerns and do not work with her any longer. Look for someone who is more professional, truly listens and will take the time needed before putting a report in writing.

We had an absolutely wonderful experience with Dr. Sanders. She evaluated our 4 year old who was struggling with major behavioral issues at PreK. Her diagnoses were right on, and we've seen incredible improvements with her treatment recommendations. Our child was even sad that he didn't get to go play games with her anymore. Thank you Dr. Sanders for your kindness, insight, and expertise!

I can't be anymore clear. These psychologists are simply the anathema of an oxymoron. The psychologists seem to be the ones needing the psychology more than anyone else. The cognitive dissonance that stems from this office in the form of charlatanism is truly astounding. Truly their whole establishment is an abortion to modern psychology. I went in for an analysis earlier. I've always been an introvert, but I'm not anti-social. This is something a normal person might mix up, but it's truly embarrassing when a psychologist does. I am someone who is very focused on my career. I described that I enjoyed speaking to people and even threw some jokes around, but this psychologist couldn't understand the distinct difference between enjoy a smaller social environment and avoiding humanity in loathing. After making me do multiple tests and telling me that she was sick, before waiting 5 seconds to see if I cared (evidence of her borderline personality) she asked me to play with toys. Yes, she… asked someone soon to be a professional college student to to play with toys. She then stated that not playing with dolls and actions figures was evidence that I was autistic. Honestly, shouldn't people be worried about her, an about 30 year old lady smashing the faces of two dolls together as if they were kissing and serving dinner to each other is simply a strange phenomenon. She practically assaulted me with her mirage of a soon to come mid-life crisis, before asking me what I thought about the school system. Although I am a very persistent student, I find many flaws with the way the education system gravitates individuals towards their passions. I feel that having to taking 3 years of a language as a science major is useless and having to take an art class to graduate is simply obsolete. Tests can commonly misrepresent the potential of a student and lead them away from self-confidence. I understand this, because I have ADHD and anxiety. Once again this troglodyte of a psychologist calls this evidence for autism. How dense can you be. This must mean that Neil Degrassi Tyson is autistic along with Einstein, Steven Hawking and Bill gates, all people who have found very successful lives, some with and some without a college education. After this strange encounter that felt like harassment due her need to be nearly right up my face and practically spit on me while talking (hence the reason I didn't make much eye contact) she lied to my parents just like she lied to me and said that she was sick, analyzing them in her own paranoia. I am truly astounded at the lack of education these psychologists have, I am an introvert and I have ADHD and mild anxiety, but I am in no way, shape or form autistic. *I hope anyone who sees this can stay clear of this facility, the psychologists are uneducated and subjective.*

I can't be anymore clear. These psychologists are simply the anathema of an oxymoron. The psychologists seem to be the ones needing the psychology more than anyone else. The cognitive dissonance that stems from this office in the form of charlatanism is truly astounding. Truly their whole establishment is an abortion to modern psychology. I went in for an analysis earlier. I've always been an introvert, but I'm not anti-social. This is something a normal person might mix up, but it's truly embarrassing when a psychologist does. I am someone who is very focused on my career. I described that I enjoyed speaking to people and even threw some jokes around, but this psychologist couldn't understand the distinct difference between enjoy a smaller social environment and avoiding humanity in loathing. After making me do multiple tests and telling me that she was sick, before waiting 5 seconds to see if I cared (evidence of her borderline personality) she asked me to play with toys. Yes, she… asked someone soon to be a professional college student to to play with toys. She then stated that not playing with dolls and actions figures was evidence that I was autistic. Honestly, shouldn't people be worried about her, an about 30 year old lady smashing the faces of two dolls together as if they were kissing and serving dinner to each other is simply a strange phenomenon. She practically assaulted me with her mirage of a soon to come mid-life crisis, before asking me what I thought about the school system. Although I am a very persistent student, I find many flaws with the way the education system gravitates individuals towards their passions. I feel that having to taking 3 years of a language as a science major is useless and having to take an art class to graduate is simply obsolete. Tests can commonly misrepresent the potential of a student and lead them away from self-confidence. I understand this, because I have ADHD and anxiety. Once again this troglodyte of a psychologist calls this evidence for autism. How dense can you be. This must mean that Neil Degrassi Tyson is autistic along with Einstein, Steven Hawking and Bill gates, all people who have found very successful lives, some with and some without a college education. After this strange encounter that felt like harassment due her need to be nearly right up my face and practically spit on me while talking (hence the reason I didn't make much eye contact) she lied to my parents just like she lied to me and said that she was sick, analyzing them in her own paranoia. I am truly astounded at the lack of education these psychologists have, I am an introvert and I have ADHD and mild anxiety, but I am in no way, shape or form autistic. *I hope anyone who sees this can stay clear of this facility, the psychologists are uneducated and subjective.*

I can't be anymore clear. These psychologists are simply the anathema of an oxymoron. The psychologists seem to be the ones needing the psychology more than anyone else. The cognitive dissonance that stems from this office in the form of charlatanism is truly astounding. Truly their whole establishment is an abortion to modern psychology. I went in for an analysis earlier. I've always been an introvert, but I'm not anti-social. This is something a normal person might mix up, but it's truly embarrassing when a psychologist does. I am someone who is very focused on my career. I described that I enjoyed speaking to people and even threw some jokes around, but this psychologist couldn't understand the distinct difference between enjoy a smaller social environment and avoiding humanity in loathing. After making me do multiple tests and telling me that she was sick, before waiting 5 seconds to see if I cared (evidence of her borderline personality) she asked me to play with toys. Yes, she… asked someone soon to be a professional college student to to play with toys. She then stated that not playing with dolls and actions figures was evidence that I was autistic. Honestly, shouldn't people be worried about her, an about 30 year old lady smashing the faces of two dolls together as if they were kissing and serving dinner to each other is simply a strange phenomenon. She practically assaulted me with her mirage of a soon to come mid-life crisis, before asking me what I thought about the school system. Although I am a very persistent student, I find many flaws with the way the education system gravitates individuals towards their passions. I feel that having to taking 3 years of a language as a science major is useless and having to take an art class to graduate is simply obsolete. Tests can commonly misrepresent the potential of a student and lead them away from self-confidence. I understand this, because I have ADHD and anxiety. Once again this troglodyte of a psychologist calls this evidence for autism. How dense can you be. This must mean that Neil Degrassi Tyson is autistic along with Einstein, Steven Hawking and Bill gates, all people who have found very successful lives, some with and some without a college education. After this strange encounter that felt like harassment due her need to be nearly right up my face and practically spit on me while talking (hence the reason I didn't make much eye contact) she lied to my parents just like she lied to me and said that she was sick, analyzing them in her own paranoia. I am truly astounded at the lack of education these psychologists have, I am an introvert and I have ADHD and mild anxiety, but I am in no way, shape or form autistic. *I hope anyone who sees this can stay clear of this facility, the psychologists are uneducated and subjective.*

DEBBIE WEEVER - (1 out of 5 Stars) I did not have a good experience at her office in general, whether with her as a therapist or with the office staff which did not return my curteousy with them with a least an honest decent treatment. A really bad experience, i do not recommend Dr. Sanders or anyone in that office

DEBBIE WEEVER - (1 out of 5 Stars) I did not have a good experience at her office in general, whether with her as a therapist or with the office staff which did not return my curteousy with them with a least an honest decent treatment. A really bad experience, i do not recommend Dr. Sanders or anyone in that office

Dr. Mary Sanders does professional, thorough, excellent work. She has great experience in her field and was recommended by several acquaintances. She has high empathy and genuinely cares about her clients and the work she does. We recommend her highly.

I really did not have a good experience with Dr. Sanders. My therapy ended abruptly, and I am still suffering from PTSD because of that.

My son went to Dr. Sanders for evaluation. My overall experience was not good. The report included a lot of mistakes. It seems she was distracted duri ...