Scott M. Salathe, PsyD, Clinical Psychologist 4010 Dupont Circle, Louisville, KY 40207

"Scott has had an amazing impact on my life and marriage, all for the positive. We needed an expert and coach to help navigate though a stressful period and he was kind, effective, highly knowledgable. He stayed ahead of us through the whole process which kept us going. He is amazing at creating a productive environment where good work can be done. He is great at pulling the best from someone and making you aware of areas that need improvement or work, in the most helpful and thoughtful way. I use his teachings and guidance in my life everyday, having nothing to do with my marriage or personal life. He helped us both be better human beings and we are forever grateful."

"Scott quickly established trust and helped make me feel as comfortable and as supported as possible in a couples counseling context. He is kind, compassionate, and knowledgeable. He was fair and firm in setting healthy boundaries in the couples counseling therapy space. He was recommended to me my by my individual therapist, and someone else I know has used his couples counseling services and recommended him highly. If in need of couples counseling in the future, I would go back to Scott and also recommend him to friends and family."

"Dr. Salathe is a compassionate, kind, ethical, and professional psychologist who cares deeply about the therapy he provides. As a colleague, he has provided excellent consultation and supervision. He always views his work as getting his clients to the next step in the mental health journey and has rich academic knowledge to bolster his kind attitude."

"Dr. Salathe is an outstanding psychologist and therapist. He is knowledgeable, compassionate and very ethical. I have known and worked with him for many years and refer to him often. He is very skilled in both individual and couples therapy. I would recommend him to someone needing counseling without reservation."

"Scott is a nice man, but not the therapist for you if you are struggling with serious mental health issues. He is not equipped or comfortable with treating trauma, especially with female clients. Instead of referring to a therapist who is, he damages clients by shutting them down when they try to speak about severe past trauma, asking why they feel it's important to bring up now and telling them to "Focus on the present.""