Dr. Christopher Wright, MD

I advise anyone seeking a mental health counselor to avoid this individual. I was shocked and dismayed after meeting with him. I thought perhaps the problem was with myself but after reading other reviews, I now realize there is a common denominator and it is this individual. He is attacking and negative. His approach is odd and seems aggressive. He is very condescending and lacks any empathy or understanding. Why he is in this field, is beyond my comprehension. LOOK ELSEWHERE!!

Quite frankly i cannot believe this man has a license to practice psychiatry. Just like the below reviews which I wish I would have seen before my appointment, he was extremely rude, confrontational, and seemed to have some type of ego problem. Won't be going back again and I highly recommend if your reading this before seeing him you find someone else and not waste your time or money.

i have never been to a doctor who is so confrontational and rude in my life. this man has obviously picked the wrong profession. all he wanted to do was argue with me. told me i should stop acting like a child and act like a grown women. i'm 70 years old. was never in a yelling match with any other doctor in my life.

Christopher Wright is the rudest psychiatrist I have ever been to My first visit with this man only took 3 minutes when his first question out of his mouth was "What is your Plan" When I answered him that I did not truly understand his question and told him I didn't "have a plan he was irritated and sarcastic in which he than asked if "I just expected to walk into his office and get a prescription for drugs?", apparently accusing me of being a drug seeker, which I am certainly NOT. God help him

Dr. Wright was disrespectful and highly innaproriate. Never in my life have I been treated by a medical professional in this manner, let alone by one in the mental heath field. Instead of listening to his patients he spends a lot of time interrupting and being all around antagonistic and disruptive. This is from the get go. He came right out and said he doesn’t believe in diagnoses which I can somewhat understand but then perhaps he shouldn’t be employed to write prescriptions based on them.