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Duggan Stryker PhD
Duggan Stryker PhD
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550 Hamilton Avenue Palo Alto, CA 94301
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Duggan Stryker PhD

Duggan Stryker PhD is a Psychologist facility at 550 Hamilton Avenue in Palo Alto, CA.
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550 Hamilton Avenue, Palo Alto, CA 94301
Services Duggan Stryker PhD is a Psychologist office located in Palo Alto, CA. A psychologist focuses on the evaluation, prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of mental, emotional and behavioral health issues. A clinical psychologist uses psychotherapy and other counseling skills to improve emotional and mental health.

Please call Duggan Stryker PhD at (650) 325-9100 to schedule an appointment in Palo Alto, CA or to get more information.
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Dr. Stryker saw may son for many years and it was an enormous help to my son and my family. I can't think of anything better that could have happened.
by pam xxx.xxx.226.47
April 26, 2021
My son saw Dr. Duggan for many months. My son grew to admire and adore Stryker. We had to take a break in therapy due to COVID; my son wasn't comfortable initially having therapy sessions online from his bedroom. Over time, with online school, he became more comfortable with the idea. In the intervening months, my son's mental health issues became slightly more serious. When I reached out, Stryker used a disgusted tone when discussing my son's mental health issues and stated that he had no ability to help him. He wasn't kind or compassionate about it. As a therapist, he knows many ways to say things but decided say this to me in a way that was nearly as nasty as possible. It's ok if a patient has issues outside of a therapist's expertise but it can be said nicely and with compassion. Instead, it was said in a way that was unprofessional and cruel. I've had to tell my child that Stryker moved out of the Bay Area to avoid hurting him. As a parent, this weighs on my heart at a time when our family needs all the support we can get--not trauma inflicted by a mental health professional. I would recommend staying away.
by Momofateen xxx.xxx.18.204
October 29, 2020
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