Mark Schiller, MD

This guy will do everything to get you addicted to Physcotropic drugs. He is running an operation to help the Big Pharmaceutical industry acquire new guinea pigs. His Brain Imaging therapy is a fraud. An excuse to be sent into one of his over-​priced hospitals from which he gets a large referral fee. And prescribe very strong brain damaging drugs. In other words a money grubbing quack.

Dr. Schiller asked for a review on Unilocal!Welp, here you go! For one, I feel like that is a major problem, especially given the fact that mentioning the relationship is a breach in patient/​doctor confidentiality laws. Above that, when talking about the side effects of a drug taken for ADD, the response is, «yes, that happens sometimes.»
After a follow up visit to him regarding symptoms, a visit by the paramedics on the side of a random highway, and a late night emergency room visit for a panic attack (symptoms of the known drug prescribed) each medical professional was astonished by the medical advice of «yes, that happens sometimes.»
Even though this guy was a referral from another medical professional, he is not to be trusted. What a charlatan/​quack! Stay away!

I was referred to Dr. Schiller a few years ago when I was in the midst of struggling with recurring depression and anxiety. I had seen therapists and psychiatrists where I was mismanaged on medication and had no relief from the depression. Dr. Schiller’s approach is different from other psychiatrists I’ve seen in that he uses objective, physiological testing to determine a treatment, and in my case, a medication plan. After many years of different medications and treatments I am relieved to have found Dr. Schiller. Seeing him and getting accurate diagnostics and treatment has saved my life. I no longer have the episodes of debilitating depression I once did. I recommend him highly.