Dr. Patricia Driskill, PHD

We were able to get so much help and understanding on the difficulties our newly adopted son faces. The testing was very thorough and she was able to make wonderful recommendations that have helped us in planning our sons treatments, therapies, and even plans for the future.

If you are female and presenting "daydreamy" ADD symptoms instead of hyperactive ones, this is probably the wrong provider. In my experience of this situation, Dr. Driskill blamed the individual and family and provided no further referral or support. Refusal to take female patients seriously puts them at risk for depression and other negative outcomes. We had better luck with a new primary care provider who was willing to listen, or else we might have gone to an expert in a larger metropolitan area who was more up-to-date.

We met Dr. Driskill recently in July of 2019, she and her staff were great! Warm friendly and very helpful in assisting us with a very difficult situation. My 3 yr old nephew was seen by her and her intern. They came out and greeted him with a warm and caring smile. He felt comfortable walking hand in hand with Dr. Driskill into her office. My husband and I sat down on her couch, as she actively listened to our questions of concern we had for him. She passes us some booklets/pamphlets to read over, as well as fill out a very lengthy questionnaire/assessment test concerning our needs. Throughout the entire session, we couldn't have been more blessed than to have someone make us feel comfortable and explain the "issues" we once thought were for the worse. Being able to discuss options of a positive future for his small issues, made us feel so much more at ease. I highly recommend going to her, she is a great Dr. and has quite the experience in her field.

My daughter was assessed by Dr. Driskill and the entire process was completed in a very professional, efficient manner. My daughter enjoyed her time with Dr. Driskill and felt safe and comfortable. Dr. Driskill's report was sound and she spent as much time as my husband and I needed reviewing the results of testing along with her clinical judgment. I would recommend her offices.

I had seen her as a child for many years, maybe around 4 or 5. My mother passed away and I was 8 years old in a vulnerable place. Once during therapy, which is assumed to be a safe place, I asked an innocent question (as a child!!) to her, and her mask fell. She flew into a rage and started screaming at me. It made me distrust everyone for a few months after that and her expensive therapy amounted to nothing. I needed more therapy after the experience with her.