Dr. Ralph Clark, MD

1000 words are not enough to explain how this excellent physician helped my entire complicated family. Well most of the complication has had to do with me and my complicated childhood. We sought his help for one of our children, but it was really needed help. Dr. Clark has pulled me through time and time again. It is not exaggeration to say that Dr. Clark saved my life and my head and heart, and in doing so, kept our lives intact. (“Our” meaning my family) Medications were very difficult to explore at the beginning, so I get the point of view of the unhappy review givers. But it was worth it. Nothing but my deepest gratitude for Dr. Clark, here. 23 years with him. Indebted.

Dr Clark is a trusted advisor to our family. He is patient and kind and explained medication choices as well as establishing a great rapport. We have tremendous respect for him and his knowledge of mental health issues.

If you want a doctor that is just a joke and has no regard for his patients except for prescribing ridiculous amounts of medicine, makes you feel like he doesn't listen ever, is always going to recommend pill after pill and always say, "At least give it a try and see if it works?" I tried that for 16 years and each pill he prescribed for me was only making me worse than the last pill. It got to the point where a lot of the pills side effects became life threatening and he just suggesting going on a different pill AGAIN. I have gone to him for 16 years(ever since I was four or five) and he has done more harm to my family relationships due to how he would rather believe people who gaslighted me, scapegoated me and do nothing but make things worse over all. If I could give him a review it had an option for negative infinite that would suit him best. Don't EVER trust this dud. In my experience (which is a lot of background with him) he is nothing more than a joke and that is all.

Dr. Clark misdiagnosed my 16 year old daughter with Bi-Polar Disorder and medicated her with Latuda. She came this close to killing herself. The necessary 72 hour hold resulted in multiple doctors vehemently disagreeing with the diagnosis and stepping her off the medication. She lived and is thriving. The nightmare was unnecessary and tragic. You want to trust this highly regarded doctor. Don't.