Kyle used an odd voice (almost cartoonish) when discussing topics that he either thought were uncomfortable or difficult to discuss. There was a student observing him, so it appeared he was trying to be cool or maybe is just made uncomfortable by those topics? Those topics include: drug use, sexual activity/desire, hormones (and a couple others I do not directly remember). When asking me the customary questions about mental health, after he finished the set typically associated with schizophrenia, he made a quip about me being lucky I didn't have a psychotic break. I'm familiar with these questions because my sister is schizophrenic. This remark was beyond disrespectful, even without family history. I left the appointment fairly uncomfortable and attempted rescheduling with another provider but apparently cannot do so without discussing it with him. I'm unsure if I'll return.

Kyle always is very thorough with his assessment. I can always tell that he cares about my feelings or questions.

There was so much discussed. I hope I'll get a written summary of everything. That will be very helpful since I have a processing disorder

I love Kyle. He listened to my concerns and he's just a cool guy overall

Kyle was authentic and easy to open up to. I felt safe in his care.

Kyle is always willing to listen to my concerns and suggest solutions without overwhelming me. I also appreciate that he knows if I am being honest during my visit and calls me on it so that he can best help my condition. He's very intuitive and knows when something is off. I love having him as my provider and wouldn't wish for anyone else in the world.

Kyle is great and I would (and have) recommended him to others in a similar situation!