Dr. Gregorio Pina III, PHD

Very rude man. Condescending and arrogant. The irony is that he is a physiologist who can’t control his own emotions.

Terrible experience, sat for about 8 hours in his small office, unorganized and judged me based on my family. His questions are nothing to what he wants to hear in your answer, he has another definition to the questions that you at being asked. I thought this was about me being honest with my answers and the questions, turns out I was not In my right senses because his questions have a different definition to him. So unprofessional, he closes his eyes like if he is sleeping when you are talking about an experience like if he doesn’t want to hear your complaints. Will not recommend him. My appointment was at 9:30am and I got out about 6:30pm because he didn’t have idea who the people he had scheduled for that day, terrible.

Not so good pretty unprofessional being that he insulted me for my handwriting and asking in a condescending manor if I was sure I wasn't special Ed laughed at it asked me a question which I answered correctly but said I was wrong interrupted me multiple times later explains the question gives me an answer and what I had said was in fact correct forgot to even write it down lost my paper work gave me someone else's basically lost it for 5 minutes kept going left for an hour and 20 minutes came back told me he'd let me know the results next day to call him called once no answer called 3 times next day staff said they'd let him know I called no call till Monday I would have professional organizations go to some one else because that was totally unacceptable and felt very uncomfortable with how rude he was.

Dr. Pina does not hold to ethical practices as required by psychologists as he discloses confidential patient information with unauthorized parties. Office environment is unorganized, filthy, and extremely small and crowded. Wait times are unacceptable; appointments are made for times in which he himself arrives 30 minutes late. Professional organizations should consider contracting a psychologist more reliable, punctual, organized, and most importantly, ethical.

Dr. Pina is a long-term colleague with whom I have scheduled many referrals over the years. The evidence is in the aftercare periods where patients, who maintained a treatment plan and implemented core recommendations for aftercare, benefited greatly from having gone to him. I highly recommend him.