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  H F

  ★★★★★ 5.0 of 5 · 02 Feb 2025

  I have worked with Dr. Narron and Staff for many years and wholeheartedly recommend him. He is knowledgeable, wise, empathetic and flexible in approach. We’ve worked through some tough stuff and he’s always been there for me. His Staff is exceptional and timely at following up on things like appointments, insurance approvals, etc. I feel heard, valued and like I have a true partner in my healthcare. Thank you Dr. Narron and team for all you do!

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  Amy Hales

  ★★★★★ 5.0 of 5 · 27 Sep 2023

  Dr. Narron has worked with my family member for years and has always been very helpful! My family member is not easy to work with but somehow they respond well to his straight-forward approach. He was so much more thorough in his initial assessment than the first provider we went to at another practice who did not take a full history and barely scratched the surface of the challenges we were facing. Dr. Narron took the time to get a full history and somehow he gets my family member to talk and answer questions when other mental healthcare providers cannot.

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  Thomas Yen

  ★☆☆☆☆ 1.0 of 5 · 11 Oct 2023

  What a nightmare. When I was referred here by my therapist, I was expecting help. I was referred directly to Dr Narron, not anybody else. Nobody else’s name was said at any point during my signing up. When I arrived, I was told I’m seeing someone named Jason, who within the first 5 minutes of the appointment became judgemental and condescending. When I had my practitioner switched to Dr Narron, again, the person I was told I was going to see, it seemed fine for the first 3 weeks. Then I noticed that every appointment (I was seeing him WEEKLY) he had to spend 10-15 minutes of the 30 minute appointment looking at his notes to try and remember who I was. Every medicine he prescribed didn’t help me, only gave me awful side effects, like rapid weight gain, rage episodes, and near total emotional death. He constantly forgot my therapist’s name, which could cause issues with insurance. Lastly, he never seemed like he knew what was happening, as if he was high or just not mentally there.