Dr. Ken Murray stood by me through severe family issues to a positive conclusion. I will always value his strong ethics and non-judgemental stance. He adjusts his therapy treatment plan to the client's needs, adapting it depending on the results.

I thought that he was a great therapist at first...maybe he was and has been in decline, maybe I just didn't know any better. What I do know is this: therapists should not yell, shout at, or explode in anger at their clients. Therapists should not tell you so much about their own lives that you end up more worried about their own well being than your own. Therapists should not be the ones asking you for advice. He may have been a good therapist once but he's not anymore.

I saw Ken 10 years ago and he has still been the best Therapist I have ever seen.