Dr. Michael Kimball, PSY.D

From the very first session, it was clear that he doesn't follow the traditional path. What truly sets him apart is his ability to break down barriers and tackle issues head-on. Sure, his methods may not be for everyone, but if you're open to a no-nonsense, straight-talking approach, he is the perfect fit. He guided me through self-reflection, and provided practical tools to boost my self-confidence. It wasn't just about talking – it was about taking action and making positive changes. He's helped me become a more self-confident person, and I couldn't be more grateful for the unfiltered guidance and support.

I was with him for three years. If you're able-bodied, neurotypical, and can take some ribbing, he's 100% the therapist to see. Unfortunately, while I got better in some ways, my self-confidence regarding knowing myself and what's best for me was hindered by 1. His treatment of me as both neurotypical and able-bodied, 2. His stereotypes regarding kink and BDSM, and 3. His unwillingness to discuss the possibility that he was wrong. I assume he didn't know the typical symptoms of undiagnosed autistic women, the relationship between ADHD and executive dysfunction, or the effects of ableism on a disabled individual. While I'll be forever grateful for the ways he helped me, ultimately I'm the better for leaving his practice six months ago. I'm happier, more confident, and surrounded by people who both understand me as a neuroatypical person and who appreciate me as I am.