Ask others: All should care, ask your primary care doctor or other patients about reputation of doctors.
Answered 9/28/2016
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SEARCHING: Maybe a friend will know one like you describe - or naybe your family dr. Or get names from local medical society or insurance listing and plan on visiting several. When you find someone you're comfortable with that may be a good match.
Answered 11/27/2017
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Most psychologists: And psychiatrists care about the outcome of their patients therapy. They go into their profession because they care about and want 2help people improve their lives. When U choose a therapist, read about them on sites like HealthTap and PsychologyToday. Then call a few near where U live. Ask how they work, tell them about the issues U want help with. Meet w' the 1 U feel most comfortable talking 2
Answered 5/29/2016
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Word of mouth: Typically word of mouth is a great indicator of competence in mental health professionals. There are also online sources to get a rough idea about a particular practitioners professional reputation. Asking friends and family is another wayto help you find someone who's competent and caring to assist you.
Answered 2/24/2015
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