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Cherokee Educational Consultants
Cherokee Educational Consultants
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207 North Boone Street Johnson City, TN 37604
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Cherokee Educational Consultants

Cherokee Educational Consultants is a Psychologist facility at 207 North Boone Street in Johnson City, TN.
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207 North Boone Street, Johnson City, TN 37604
Services Cherokee Educational Consultants is a Psychologist office located in Johnson City, TN. A psychologist focuses on the evaluation, prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of mental, emotional and behavioral health issues. A clinical psychologist uses psychotherapy and other counseling skills to improve emotional and mental health.

Please call Cherokee Educational Consultants at (423) 926-6404 to schedule an appointment in Johnson City, TN or to get more information.
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They were far to arrogant to get any sort of outside advice, even though they knew they should. I was hoping to see someone that considered my safety more important than always having an answer. Whenever I have a question, even if it's very basic, they always make me schedule an appointment, which is extremely frustrating. They didn’t take the time to listen to me at all. It seemed like they wanted me to leave as soon as I sat down. I was left in the appointment room by myself, but they eventually returned. He is an SOB, my review rates two stars, he doesnt even deserve those two stars. He is state paid, and doesnt care about any body or anyone. Worthless human being to draw a breath.
by Anonymous
May 21, 2011