Ronald C. Yarbrough Ph.D., P.A. 1576 Airport Boulevard, Pensacola, FL 32504

"Dr. Yarbrough is Outstanding. He has helped me immensely with my mental health issues. His administration people Tammy, Cheryl and Bailey are professional and efficient. I highly recommend Dr. Yarbrough and his staff."

"This mental health provider doesn't believe in the qualifications and contributions that a grassroots addictions counselors can offer and sits on his high horse judging others and looking down on people. Very uncaring, disrespectful and unprofessional. Poor listener. He accused me of canceling appointments and wasting his time even though I already gave valid reasons for canceling, such as unexpected traveling, diagnosed anxiety/PTSD and scheduling conflicts. It is very unprofessional to deliberately provoke and anger someone who is dealing with behavioral issues. I requested for another provider."

"Uncaring, unprofessional. "What makes you think I can help you" was his question after I talked about multiple failures with both medication and therapy. "You have little to no options in life" was his "professional" opinion. Is EXTREMELY hard of hearing and when he does hear you has no comprehension skills. I told him about an upcoming road trip and his response was "if your moving why are you here" and when I corrected him and told him I was going on vacation and not moving it seemed to anger him that I DARED correct almighty dr. Yarborough . If you need help don't waste your time and look elsewhere instead. He spent more time asking about details of my freinds and family and taking extremely detailed notes to dismiss me in less than 5 minuites."

"Great doctor! A caring and compassionate man. He has decades of experience and makes his patients feel cared for and supported."

"Completely unprofessional and uncaring doctor. I was told the doctor will never be willing to see me. Why? Because I cancelled my appointment. Why? Because I have ADD and forgot until the last minute, which is WHY I made the appointment. I thought doctors were supposed to care and help people. Guess not this one."