Jonathan Fillers

Does not listen when you tell him the medicine he gives you is making you sick.Does not change medication.thats why I left.

Johnathan Fillers is a Young Tool with Zero personal skills needed for this job. If you want a young and Ignorant mind to try to help yours ? Good luck with this emotionless mind as he reinvents the wheel.

Dr. Fillers is amazing. I absolutely hate talking about my emotions and feelings or even about myself for that matter but with him it is different. He is very very easy to talk to. Fillers is very empathetic, caring, respectful, trustworthy, honest, and helpful. He listens to everything that I have to say and discusses it with me. He doesn't just nod his head like other doctors do. It is very clear that he cares about all of his patients. He is also very knowledgeable. He answers all of the questions that I have or make it known that I can contact him at any time. He is very prompt at getting back to me whether it is via phone or the messages in their phone app. I would highly recommend him to anyone.

I saw Mr. Fillers for several months for ADHD. He kept telling me he is “not a therapist" when I gave him my symptom history. He downplayed the severity of my symptoms. He was suspicious that I was seeking medication. He thought that skin picking, hair pulling, and performance-based anxiety are not related to ADHD (they are well-documented symptoms.) Because I have these, he would not prescribe first-line medications. Instead, he kept prescribing me off-label medications even when they were a risk. My first visit, I had borderline LBP (100/60), yet he prescribed clonidine (lowers BP). We talked about how I get dizzy and fall over from LBP; he told me to just drink more water. He prescribed a medication that worsened my symptoms (the ones I was seeking treatment for). He told me to keep taking it. When my GP finally prescribed me adderall, it was like night and day. Women and girls are chronically undertreated for ADHD, and clinicians like Mr. Fillers are the reason