Clark Psychological Associates - Daniel C. Clark, PhD

Douglas Miller _{on Google}

Jan 26th, 2024

Maybe go straight to an actual doctor to get diagnosed... I feel in my heart that this place doesn't use the best tools necessary to properly diagnose mental illness... They have good intentions but not the skills or resources...

Jessica Lucas _{on Google}

Jan 17th, 2024

Great experience in testing for my child.

Beth Johnson _{on Google}

Nov 14th, 2023

My daughter has seen Dr. Clark for years. We are pleased with his practice and staff.

G Mon _{on Google}

Aug 25th, 2023

Dr. Clark was very insightful in his diagnosis and recommendations. Im so happy I was told about him because he was able to pinpoint my specific challenges. His recommendations have made a such a big difference for me!

Hannah Grace McDavid _{on Google}

Oct 13th, 2023

Do NOT go here if you are looking for an ADHD diagnosis. The testing is not thorough enough, and Dr. Clark is quick to misdiagnose ADHD as anxiety and depression. I went to him at 21 years old after failing out of college because I had never struggled in school and knew something else was going on. After testing me, my results indicated high likelihood of having adhd, but he declared the anxiety I was experiencing as the culprit. Ive dealt with anxiety since I was 12 years old, and it has never affected my ability to do well in school. I recently re-enrolled at my institution, and after struggling to stay on top of my assignments for 3 weeks, I got retested at Central Alabama Psychology at almost 23 years old now. They took my concerns seriously and preformed a newer version of the same test Clark used to evaluate me. My results indicated I have severe problems with inattention and impulsivity, and I was correctly diagnosed with adhd. Since then, I have gotten the CORRECT treatment needed and have excelled in my school work just as I had before college. Do not go here to get tested for adhd. You will not be taken seriously and most likely will be misdiagnosed. I am very upset that my condition was not caught/taken seriously the first time, and that I could have been living productively for the past year an a half. Since my condition was not diagnosed correctly the first time, even though I displayed a high likelihood of the disorder, I have had to fight many obstacles just to get the accommodations and treatment I need in order to function normally and do well in school so that I can graduate. I am grateful for Central Alabama Psychology for taking me seriously and addressing my concerns while also performing thorough testing, but I am very frustrated that Ive endured many setbacks along the way to get this diagnosis because of Dr. Clarks carelessness, inability to pay attention to detail, and inability to ask/perform more thorough questions and testing.