Dr. Sean Seibert, PHD

Very skilled. Deep wisdom.

This man is a WOLF in sheep’s clothing, so you would be wise to avoid his “help.” I am posting my full name, and feel free to look me up and contact me for additional details because I am hoping to spare you from the brutal abuse that this man hurls upon you. He speaks with a calm voice and has a reassuring face, all the while programming you to believe things about yourself that are a) not true, b) not backed up by any actual science, and c) financially beneficial to HIM if you believe. When he tells you that you are “mentally ill” and need a lifetime of prescriptions and therapy, you realize that that is simply justifying HIS existence. Frankly I question if he’s not a consultant for the pharmaceutical companies as well because even though he only has a measly Ph.D. (NOT an M.D. as he likes to pretend while diagnosing you), he has become quite the drug pusher over the years. I started seeing Sean Seibert in 2005 and ended my relationship with him in 2018. So I know what I am talking

This is the only Dr/counselor in the world who doesnt know that "self talk" is not auditory hallucinations. He does not listen to what you say, instead he add his own personal spectulations to his reports that do not reflect what u had actually said to him. My first appt with him he was an hour late getting to his office, at 9am I waited while he saw another patient then he spoke with me for 1hr and saw more patients while i waited and took a personality profile test waited more was sent for a drug test around 1pm then i waited again for him to see other patients. He finally spoke with me more around 4pm for about 40 minutes. His report states he saw me again 3 days later yet it was 2 weeks or more between appointments. The 3rd time i went to see him my appt was at 8am and nobody was at his office, it was locked, I waited a while and left. This man appears to be professional but he is dishonest... He has this ability to twist around anything u say to him to make it sound bad.

I went to see Dr. Seibert for depression. He spent a great deal of time listening and as he got to understand my depression he had helpful suggestions. He offered ways of thinking about depression and my problems that I had not considered, and the counseling was very helpful. I am seeing things differently. I am not done with counseling, but things are definitely better.