Reviews of Nicoletti-Flater Associates (Psychologist)

jenna coulter

My boyfriend and I went here yesterday and spoke with Ms. Field’s...we both left feeling worse than when we came. We went for help and are both dealing with our own trauma...ie. PTSD, death of mother, divorces etc. and after she scoffed at us and ridiculed us both for an hour...her best advice was stop wasting everyone’s time and break up. She said if nothing else we should do a separation. And that we have no foundation for a relationship and have no business being together. Except the truth is we love each other and have a lot of people depending on us working it out and healing together. We went there for her help. Thanks for nothing. I would definitely not advise this office if you are truly seeking solutions.

mike stringer

Horrible experience

AP AP

This firm is absolutely horrible! The psychologist named Evan & the front desk lady were very defensive towards me and I'm not sure if it's because I'm a minority or that I called them out on their lies. They will twist the information given to them and slander your name in there assessments. To add insult to injury, appointment times mean nothing to them! I arrived for a 0930 appointment time. When I walked in the Office manger never came out her office and I sat for about 20 minutes before someone gave instruction. After that it was another 40 minutes before I was called back for a brief 8 minute series of questioning before being told to take my forms to the front. Two weeks later I called about 10 times ( I was being sent to voicemail) after they opened to schedule a second appointment to have them correct their mistakes and they were unaccommodating in scheduling and told me that I would need to pay them $75 to talk about them about their mistake.

Vandrea Gonzales

I was just here at N-AF yesterday so I wanted to share my fair review as I haven’t got my test results back so the results will not influence my review. This building has other businesses in it so they don’t have an abundance of space. When I walked in the front area is kind of small with a handful of chairs. I went into an office and Michelle was very polite and gave me directions of what I needed to do before testing. After a few minutes she took everyone in the lobby to a testing room which was small but I felt they made the best with the space. She gave instructions about the test as well as telling us where the restrooms were and water and candy which we were welcome to help ourselves too. After my test I waited about 20 minutes for Evan who had 2 more people to interview before me. He was also polite introduced himself shook my hand and explained the interview process. The interview actually doesn’t take long and that’s because it’s just review of things you’ve answered on your application and some from the test. Over all I had a good experience but was nervous beforehand because of the reviews on here. Hope this helps anyone going in the future!

Brandi Camp

Horrible

paul scarlett

I have recently took the evaluation from this company/firm and failed, yes I FAIELD! I definitely do not feel that the company/firm deserves the ratings here. The staff was more than helpful and accommodating. I feel that the front desk lady explained the test quite well. The examiner that you meet with, was very nice and professional. You are solely responsible for the results of the test. You are placed in a quiet room to take the test with others taking similar type test. The best advice that I can give you is, good luck. I have passed and failed with this company/firm in the past.

CJ Quattrone

Echoing what the others have stated here, I arrived at my appointment 30 min early. The receptionist, if you can even call her that, did not look up from her desk or acknowledge that I had walked in. Scanning the room I noticed a sign on the wall with some crude instructions: find your municipality papers next to the water cooler, fill them out, have a seat and someone will be with you shortly. About 20 minutes later Evan came out and said "ok Jason come with me." My name is not Jason. So I politely informed him my name and he checked his paperwork, walked Into the receptionist office and began a 20 minute conversation. I overheard that they're having trouble passing candidates. Fast forward about 15 minutes after my appointment time, Evan comes back out and instructs me to go with him. The interview is short and fast paced. Less than 10-15 minutes. He condiscendingly questions me about my military service, specifically why I chose the MOS that I did. When it came down to questions about fights since high school, I have had 3 physical altercations that I was involved in, all self defense. I made it clear that I did not instigate anything ad I merely stepped in to break up a fight and was in turn attacked. Keep in mind this was in the early 90's now... Abruptly he says that he has all he needs and to bring my paperwork to the front. Once again the receptionist doesn't even flinch or look up. I've been warned that Evan is anti military and that he will twist your words around. Explanations into the background of any incidents are not discussed. Everything is cut and dry. Seems that if a company is hired to do the background investigation then there should be a thorough question and answer portion. This felt more like an interrogation than an interview. From my experience background suitability sessions are meant to delve into answers to your questions based off of their questionnaire. This place is a joke. They purposely fail qualified candidates to keep their numbers up since they are paid per person that they 'interivew'.

Purple Angel

I arrived in time to a room full of people, but there wasn't a receptionist nor instructions on what to do. I asked another test taker and she said someone will just come out eventually. Okay, fine. That happened and then it was test time (law enforcement). I took two tests (MMPI and another psych test). I finished the 560 questions pretty quickly. They were all simple: do you ever want to kill your self, do you prefer contact sports or individual sports, etc? My interviewer was so unprofessional, asking every question extremely fast, forgetting that while he may do that all day, the rest of us have only done it once. He told me he was concerned that he'd never seen someone finish the test so fast, ever. That it bothered him. I didn't say it but my thought was: how many people come through here having graduated high school at 16, speak two languages, have written 3 books, have a degree in quantitative Econ with an applied mathematical focus; a grad degree in portfolio theory, builds mathematical models for a living, and was with military intelligence for five years. You see, he never bothered to inquire as to why I was so capable of being a fast test taker, instead lumping me in the same bucket as the average person who arrives for testing. Had he been more thorough and not so robotic, he would have learned all of the aforementioned. As a side note: I was there for testing for a volunteer, auxiliary police role, not a full time career. Very unprofessional in his approach.

Guillermo Gallagher

I've had to visit this office twice for pre-employment evaluations. On both occasions every staff member I met was courteous and informative. Much more causal encounter than I expected going into it the first time!