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Bruce Allen, Ph.D.
Clinical Psychology and Counseling
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2861 Highway 95, Suite 100 Bullhead City, AZ 86442
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Bruce Allen, Ph.D.

Bruce Allen, Ph.D. practices as a Psychologist in Bullhead City, AZ.Bruce Allen, Ph.D. graduated from University of Chicago A.B. & Ph.D. and has been practicing since 1967.
Years In Practice 57
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Psychologist

Education University of Chicago A.B. & Ph.D.
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2861 Highway 95, Suite 100, Bullhead City, AZ 86442
Services Individual, Marital, Family therapy for adults, adolescents and children
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Thank you for helping me find the answers to my problems within me. Forever greatfull
by Missy xxx.xxx.26.148
June 28, 2021
efore I could even sit down for our first appointment, Dr. Allen told me not to worry because he had turned off the electrical current to the chair. I recoiled in horror and instead of sitting, I immediately examined the chair. The chair had a wooden frame and a thin cushion. There were no electrical devices attached to the chair nor did it make sense that this chair would be used for electroshock therapy since any shock would have been administered to the buttocks. Current practices for electroshock therapy involve placing a device on the patient's forehead to stimulate the prefrontal cortex, not shocking one's lower backside. I said as much to Dr. Allen who subsequently explained that he had been joking. He made this joke without having read my patient history information. If he had read my information, he would have seen that I am on the high performing autistic spectrum and as such, am highly literal. I spent the rest of the session mentally fretting over the chair.

After learning that I was autistic, Dr. Allen also dismissed this disability as simply being a "label." I would respectfully point out that the term "psychologist" is also a "label" though I must wonder whether this is an appropriate label for Dr. Allen. As it turns out, Dr. Allen said that he is not the "type of psychologist" who performs diagnoses. How can he not perform diagnoses? He's a clinical psychologist. According to the APA (American Psychological Association), part of his job is supposed to involve the administration and interpretation of tests to help identify the way a person thinks or behaves so that he can better define a course of treatment.
by David xxx.xxx.169.241
February 21, 2016
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