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Oakland Psychological Clinic is a doctor, located at 2222 Linden Rd, Flint, MI 48532, USA. They can be contacted via phone at +1 810-732-0560, visit their website www.oakpsych.com for more detailed information.

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2222 Linden Rd, Flint, MI 48532, USA
Added by Jopie, at 12 October 2011

Opening Hours

  • Monday 8:30 AM – 8:30 PM
  • Tuesday 8:30 AM – 8:30 PM
  • Wednesday 8:30 AM – 8:30 PM
  • Thursday 8:30 AM – 8:30 PM
  • Friday 8:30 AM – 5:00 PM
  • Saturday 8:30 AM – 5:00 PM
  • Sunday Closed

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9 Reviews

  • Anonymous
    10 November 2017

    Don't use this place if you are serious about getting help. It's a joke. My therapist spent most of my time talking to me about other patients. If she was talking to me about them then she was talking to them about me.

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  • Anonymous
    09 September 2017

    The other reviews for this place are spot on. My 'therapist' was interested only as long as funding was available, she cut off all contact after there was no funding. The psychiatrist was INCREDIBLY rude and arrogant, he would not even recommend a medication. This is not a place to be if you value your mental health.

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  • Anonymous
    29 August 2017

    Very rude receptionist! Kept cutting me off and speaking over me when I tried to make appt. Never made an appt. Decided not to waste my time there.

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  • Anonymous
    24 July 2017

    The receptionists are rude and Dr. is a money hungry man and doesnt care about his patients. Got my script on Tuesday and they had to fax over paperwork to my insurance in order for me to pick it up, said that it was sent out Friday. Its now Monday and they are just now sending over my paperwork. Been without medication for a week now. Also the receptionists talk about the patients badly behind their back thinking we cant hear them. They always mess up my billing. And im billed for hour long sessions with the therapist which I only get to talk to for maybe a half hour. I will be looking for a new office.

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  • Anonymous
    17 April 2017

    Darlene has been absolutely wonderful to work with.

    I was lucky enough to click with her right away, I didn't have to jump from therapist to therapist to find a match.

    I had to meet with my therapist before I could see the psychiatrist for medication. This is required. These visits can't be on the same day either. These restrictions are set by insurance and regulations, not the clinic.

    They, like any doctor's office, request you cancel your appt 24hrs in advance rather than no-show. They could put another client in your spot- someone that could be in a desperate frame of mind. So, be considerate to others.
    For the most part, the office staff are very kind and helpful.

    The building and lobby are outdated, which does not provide a good first impression. However, I'm not going there for a nice lobby.

    If you do your part, switch therapists until you find someone that you like, be patient for the meds to start working, and realize that therapists are guides- they can't fix you. YOU have to use their guidance to fix yourself. It is a difficult journey & you have to work very hard on yourself. If you do, you will be successful in regaining control of your life.

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  • Anonymous
    21 February 2017

    This place is just money hungry, insensitive people. Why are these therapist and psychiatrist in this business, if they don't understand mental illness and depression, you would think they would have empathy, but they don't. Dr. Pope is an old man with 1 foot in the grave, he can't even hear you and don't seem to understand what you're going through, he thinks you should just snap out of it, if he truly studied depression and psychiatry, he would know you can't just snap out of it. And the therapists there are no better, they talk to you like they understand but if you miss a few appointments they're ready to close your case, sometimes you can't get out of bed, that's how bad depression is and you would know that if you are a true therapist or social worker who went to school for it. Most just go into this business to look important, that's why only people who've been through depression should go into this because they understand, I should. This whole thing is just a set up, they have you see a therapist before you can see a psychiatrist, that's required, because they know most people wouldn't even see a therapist, they would just see a psychiatrist. Some people may need a therapist, but they're already telling you what you know and you have to pay them to tell you what you already know, all I need and others is medicine to get us to get going and live. This is the worst place to go, but there's not a lot of good places to get mental help in Flint Michigan. It seems we are going to have to travel out of the city or go to Grand Blanc to get help, because in Flint they treat us like we're nothing, and than they wonder why and what they could have done if a mentally ill person snaps and does something horrible in society, maybe if they were nice and empathetic and truly try to understand us, maybe we wouldn't snap.

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  • Anonymous
    06 January 2016

    I have been seeing an absolutely wonderful therapist here for several months and have spoken to her about the office staff when I have an issue but also have learned to say something to the person politely when needed.. I also see a Dr whom has difficulty being understood by me but he has been very good to me. So tha trade off has been worth the small amount of stress I have had to deal with. When I look at why I go there those problems become so small.

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  • Anonymous
    15 May 2015

    The receptionists talk about patients behind their backs, the docs conduct therapy with patients in the hall and doorway in front of others, office staff is rude and i got nothing from therapy with them at all. One of the psychiatrists (docs) is practically unable to speak English decently and he has a huge attitude problem. They don't care too much about the patients, just the almighty buck. You have to pay prior to getting to see your doctor before every appointment. That's bizarro. They misplace insurance paperwork alot and don't even apologize. A female receptionist kept commenting on the expensive handbag that my girlfriend was carrying when she came in with me, it really just made us uncomfortable and we could hear her loudly talking about us behind our backs. One of the other girls in the back office finally told her to shut up. She was obviously annoyed that my girlfriend had a really expensive purse that she couldn't afford!

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  • Anonymous
    19 October 2011

    The office staff here are rude and unprofessional. If I didn't like my therapist so much, I would dread coming here and dealing with these people. I can hear them laughing and making jokes about patients and talking about other innapropriate topics behind the glass, and they frequently ignore patients who are waiting at the desk to ask them questions. They mess up people's co-pays and billing too, and more often than not forget to let your therapist know you are there, so you are late meeting with them and then are running behind. Seriously, I don't know how they stay in business with such horrible office staff.

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