Dr. Christopher Christian, PHD

I saw Dr. Christian for many years. It was a true privilege to have the opportunity to work with him. He is sensitive, brillant, caring and professional. I would recommend him to a client seeking, or at least open to, a psychoanalytic approach (if you don’t know what means exactly- look it up!) I find it odd to “review” a therapist because the relationship is so intimate (like leaving an online review for a partner or a parent.) However, I came across a negative “review” someone else left him here, seemingly because she felt rejected after he referred her to someone else following the consultation appointment (which…?? Analyzing the “fit” between the client and therapist is *literally* the point of a consultation appointment.) Anyway, so I felt compelled to share my experience. He made a profound and positive impact in my life. If you get the opportunity to work with him: seize it.

Met with this doctor and opened up about myself. He had no feedback, no empathy, no recommendations aside from seeing another therapist at the end of the session. It shows that doctors like Dr. Christopher Christian with Ph.D may have a title of a doctor, yet not be able to offer any feedback, empathy, nor insight of any kind. It seems like he was promising, and even wrote a book on modern psychoanalysis, but I was surprised that he had nothing to offer of value in the session. Scholar, yet nothing to add and nothing to say. He appeared to be cold, and after 40 minutes of nothing to offer, but his cold presence, it led me to conclusion that seeing him is a waste of time and completely opposite of therapeutic. I highly do not recommend this doctor to anyone. He was full of himself, and could not even answer during the session what his specialty was or why he wanted to refer to another specialist. Highly unprofessional. I wonder if he is even a real doctor or a freud or uncaring.