Dr. Connie Craig, PHD

My spouse regards Dr. Craig highly. Initially, my child began seeking treatment with Dr. Craig because of high recommendations by my provider. My spouse has been the primary parent contact because of my work schedule. I am pleased with how Dr. Craig has treated my child consistently over many years (e.g. evaluation, diagnosis, good rapport with my child, and following up with prescription therapy.) However, my concerns are: she committed a microaggression and is biased towards people of my background. Having only heard from one parent (of the culture and race she identifies with), she gave unsolicited advice based on her assumption after listening to hearsay about a wounded family's diagnosis without a fair perspective from having listened to both parents. She involved herself with what didn't pertain to her and contributed to more conflict our home.

Connie Craig, ARNP is a competent psychologist/ARNP. She is kind and compassionate; the member of my family she has been giving treatment to has responded well to Dr. Craig for an extended length of time. She is effective in treating adolescents and is up to date on the most current issues and trends regarding adolescents and screen addictions. According to dictionary.com (n.d.), a 'screenager' is "a teen or young adult who is proficient with computers, smartphones, etc., and who generally spends considerable time browsing the internet, gaming, or conversing via social media: With two working parents and three screenagers, a family dinner with real conversation is a rarity."

I am a clinical psychologist who has known Dr. Craig since1998. We attended graduate school, studied and consult together. I have referred countless patients to her over these twenty years as recent as last week. My clients whom I refer have been sizably helped and like her very much. She is most well trained, competence, efficient, caring, easy to access, and very wise. She is a most unusual professional in that she can prescribe medication and do psychotherapy because of her dual degrees

I've been seeing Dr. Connie Craig for a few years and she has always acted professional, kind, thoughtful and insightful. She has helped me so much. Every time I go in for an appointment she is kind and nurturing, all in a very professional environment, and always listens to me, while offering me insights and solutions. Whether it comes to a simple matter or a serious one, she always has good advice. And its thoughtful. Connie is the best! From Ingrid Braun, North Bend Wa.

Dr. Craig gave me my life back, literally, and worked tirelessly to address my social anxiety, depression, and PTSD. I had worked with 4 psychologists before her, with no luck, and a great deal of disappointment. When I met Dr. Craig, I found great peace, reassurance, and hope—sentiments I had not experienced in years. She is highly competent, tremendously empathetic, affirming while offering insightful accountability, and always available for questions or concerns. I truly owe her everything!

I do not recommend this doctor. I went to her for medication management and on my second visit she was too lazy to write me prescriptions, instead told me to have the pharmacy call. When I went in days later for my prescriptions they said she hadn't responded to their multiple requests for refills. She is very unfriendly on the phone, her billing practices are terrible, and she dominated the conversation during therapy. She is neither organized or professional. She appears to be unraveling.

Leaves you at ease all the time. Not that difficult to get scripts or even appointments if you are flexible. Really good with kids..