“I have been seeing Paul for my psychiatric medications for around 7-years now; he started seeing me when I was at the Mental Health Center in Billings. I feel stable on my medication and he is able to make changes that work when I start to feel depressed and anxious. I can’t remember the last time the voices bothered me. I think they might be gone for good now. I plan to keep him as my psychiatric provider until he retires.”

“My first visit there recently was a positive experience. Everyone who works there is so nice. My medicines are helping with my moods but Paul also reminded me about taking care of myself; I’m eating more better and getting some exercise at times during the week now. I feel like I’m coming out of my shell; I go and see him again in a week.”

“I’m 42 years old now. I never knew what it felt like to feel ‘normal.’ I didn’t know medicine could work like that. I’m able to go out of the house now and do things without having a panic attack which is huge for me.”

“During my tenure at the South Central Montana Regional Mental Health Center in Billings, I had the pleasure of supervising Paul for several years. I was, and remain, highly impressed with his profound empathy for our clients and the consistently positive clinical outcomes he achieved. He adopts a comprehensive, holistic approach to patient care, thoughtfully integrating standard treatments (medication and counseling) with effective, though sometimes less conventional, integrative modalities, such as light therapy, to diminish clinical depression.”