I have been with Dr. Tisler for several years. She is very thorough, empathetic, and goes the extra mile as a therapist. She is very kind and caring while giving attention to the whole person.

Cheryl Tisler has really poor boundaries, and repeatedly used session time to talk about her own personal issues/history and shared information about other patients. I cut her off several times because I felt uncomfortable hearing about other patients’ issues and lives, especially with identifying information (“an 80 year old man”, “a 17 year old high school senior with drug and alcohol problems whose mother abandoned her”). Outrageous!

I calld Dr. Tisler b/c I was in an urgent situation. After I explaind what happend, she said, "Wow!". She understood how bad things were, yet offered no help. Instead she talked to me about a conference call with doctors in NYC. I was appalled that she was trying to make herself seem more important than the serious problem I had. Then she abuptly said she was ending the call, without offering to call back and fit me into her schedule. This doctor has no empathy or compassion.

She's really great, knowledgeable, kind and takes time to listen.