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Dr. Shelley Peery, PHD

Neuropsychology · Female

760 Market St San Francisco, CA 94102

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Dr. Shelley Peery, PHD is a neuropsychologist in San Francisco, CA and has been practicing for 14 years. She specializes in neuropsychology.

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(415) 627-9095

Dr. Peery accepts the following insurance:

Aetna: Aetna HMO; Basic HMO; Choice Plus POS II
Blue Cross Blue Shield of California: Select Plus HMO
Kaiser Permanente
MultiPlan: MultiPlan PPO; PHCS Network PPO

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No malpractice claims found for California

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Dr. Peery's conditions and procedures:

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
Neuropsychological Testing

Dr. Peery's Reviews

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3.7

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We drove 5 hours to have our daughter evaluated by Dr. Peery. Our daughter was struggling emotionally and educationally and we desperately needed information and guidance to know how to help her. We received no definitive diagnosis and Dr. Peery suggested she pursue a vocation that didn't require follow-through tasks or commitments. She suggested "She could be a lifeguard" or something. It was the most disappointing and expensive interaction we have ever had with a medical professional.

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