Horrible experience all around. I had the original consult with David Britton and my initial impression was that he was an asshole. Just not a very nice guy that was obviously going through the motions and I left his office in a terrible mood.
This would be a reoccurring theme throughout. Leaving that office feeling horrible and usually angry at the therapists at this practice.
After the consult, he recommended Jim Stump as my therapist and I had three sessions with him before giving up therapy altogether thanks to this idiot.
Is it normal for a therapist to yawn while you're talking about the issues causing enough problems that you'd seek out professional help? Of course much of it is race related these days and during the first session, he dismissed my experiences altogether. This white boomer telling me that racism isn't a problem in America. What a joke! That was before he began to yawn his way through remainder of the session.
The first time he started doing that, I think I was too surprised to react and after getting over the initial shock, we finished the session. The ridiculousness of this session didn't fully hit me until I got to my car and was tempted to end my sessions with these people right there but after speaking to my VA coordinator, I decided to give him another shot.
Second session went better than the first although I was definitely pretty guarded throughout the entire session. At least he didn't yawn throughout it as if he couldn't be bothered so there's that.
The third session was the worst. As soon as I started to discuss how racism has affected my life, he started to yawn again. That can't be a coincidence. He made it clear from our first session that he didn't think this was a serious issue in America and now he's yawning just as I start to discuss it. What kind of horrible boomer did I stumble upon? That was pretty much it for me and I spent the rest of the session telling him how much he and the rest of his generation sucks.
I would not recommend these guys. It's pretty obvious time has passed by these boomers and they are nowhere near equipped to help anyone these days. read more