M. Pat O'Connor, Psychologist

"Please take my advice and look elsewhere, I went without checking around and I severely regret it. If I could give no starts and write a review I would. He told me that for google sakes I’ll say “the bad touch” was only ever wrong is when anyone else but the abuser told the child it was wrong, and if the child wasn’t told that they could go about their lives as normal… he then acted with complete offense and disbelief when I responded with what kind of therapist he was to say that?? He then yelled at me and kicked me out of his office in tears. He is egotistical, narcissistic, and sexist. If you are someone in need of help or pain (especially if you are a woman) DO NOT GO HERE! The only 5 star was a review on here, he had to make his son and law post… To the doctor, (yes you). You are a disgusting disgrace of a human being to ever obtain a degree and it should be revoked. I hope you never tell another person It’s ok to be violated in that way, god forbid an innocent child."

"Laughed in my face while I cried and gaslit me. Do not recommend."

"This guy needs to see a psychologist to help him deal with his short temper and anger-management! I worked in the building next door to his practice. Every now and then someone would park in the "loading zone" of his practice (which he uses as his personal parking spot) and he would come screaming into our office demanding to know who took his parking spot. We all knew better than to take his parking spot. but the irony in his short temper and temper tantrums (over a parking spot) is that he actually treats patients when he should be the one being treated for his own mental issues!"

"This guy is perfect if you are religious/very Chrsitian. If not, turn the other way quick. For being a psychologist he sure does not know how to listen to clients. Wouldn't work with my legal requirements or PO either."