Dr. Julien Guillaumot, PHD

I saw Dr. Guillaumot fours years ago and he gave me a diagnosis but my other doctors were not sure he was right. Fast forward to now. I just returned from spending four days at the Mayo Clinic and they confirmed the diagnosis that Dr. Guillaumot had suspected years ago. Brilliant doctor.

Disorders: Anxiety, Depression Sex: Male Age: 16 This is a review of his work in 2004 when I was his patient: Guillaumot has a somewhat reserved presence when assessing new patients, but you shouldn't assume that he's standoffish because of that. His silence is intentional, because he's very conscientious and deliberate about what he projects. He taught me how to navigate the confusing world we live in in a way my family never could have, and outside of scheduling another session with him, I'm incapable of telling him that. C'est très bien, mon frère. I still don't know French, but thanks for your thoughtfulness and abundant empathy. You make better people.

I would say he isn't as smart as he thinks he is, but actually; knowing he doesn't know anything is probably what makes him so defensive. He called my medical Doctor's stupid as well, he is quite insecure. I'd find someone else.

I arrived at 8:05am for my 8:15am appointment. I had a neck gator face mask on my neck but at the door and again inside did not see any signage requiring masks. I sat in the wait room for Dr Guillaumot. He arrived and reprimanded me for not having the correct face covering. He then asked me if I’ve been vaccinated to which I answered no. I informed him that I had discussed my medical conditions with my physician and we collectively decided not to get back vaccinated. Dr Julian lost it and wanted to know who my doctor was. I commented that I would like to discuss my medical conditions and would answer any questions about that during the visit. He again asked me who my physician was and I again politely told him I wasn’t gonna answer that question. He then told me we were done and showed me to the door. Very very unprofessional

Outstanding neuropsychologist: helped us understand and cope with Alzheimer's diagnosis and did so with clarity and compassion.

Dr. Guillaumot was condescending. He had an agenda of what he was going to say (with pre-made copies of information irrelevant to my situation) before we even did the testing. He was highly defensive about being questioned at all. He started out very strong, he seemed to be listening and attentive, but his follow up commentary and written notes were full of inaccuracies, some minor, others extreme. He does not seem to have a deep and wide knowledge base, but rather a deep and narrow pool of knowledge and if you don’t fall into it, he seems to just try to find a way to make you fit what he knows. I strongly recommend finding ANYONE else to do your testing. I can not express how drastically his demeanor and professionalism changed with seemingly minor questioning. He seemed very insecure in his position.

I l arrived for a 12:30 appt. However, me and Dr. Guillaumot had some issues with being seen. He asked me if I was vaccinated and I stated that I was. I informed the office manager during the phone and intake process that I had accidentally thrown my card away. They stated to me that this was fine that they could access it through the Samaritan database if need be. The Dr. stated that they never would have said this. This felt very insulting and condescending. He then asked me for my insurance card. I had a Primary Care appt the day before and I did not put it back in my wallet. He then told me that we could not proceed with the appt. I told him that they collected all of this information and he stated that I was told to bring it in with me. Maybe I was told and maybe I was not but accidents happen and they collected all of this information prior. I felt the Dr. was extremely condescending and I have no desire to do testing with him.

I was misdiagnosed by Dr. Guillaumat and it is damaging to my case. I have seen 6 doctors and 5 of the 6 have said I have Post-Concussion Syndrome. Dr. Guillaumot told me I do not have PCS and didn't even tell me what I have. He later wrote in the report that I have Pseudo Dementia, which is blasphemy. I understand he has valid credentials so my family and I are flabbergasted that he could've misdiagnosed me by that much. Many of my friends and family believe he was paid by the insurance company to give me a false diagnosis so the insurance company won't have to payout. We haven't confirmed that but many believe that is the case. I will continue to get more opinions from other doctors that actually specialize in PCS.

Very pleasant to talk to, quite friendly and patient. I did find that a number of things in his report were off (i.e. my weight was off by 40 lbs) but the core reason I went there was handled well.

Dr. Guillaumot presented information in simple easy to understand terms. He made all feel comfortable & very pleasant to work with.