The Integrated Clinic

I sought out Dr. Taylor Kuhn on the recommendation of another provider. I wanted to get neuropsychological testing done on myself, as I am a neurodivergent adult who has not been formally diagnosed. I borrowed over 7,000 dollars for Dr. Kuhn to do the testing. When I arrived at the office, Dr. Kuhn informed me that his intern would be doing the majority of the testing, aside from the initial hour-long interview. I was surprised, but didn't understand the full import of this choice until I got the test results. Then it became obvious to me that the person doing the testing was the same person taking the notes and drafting the report. After the testing, I was told I would have the results within 3 weeks (at the latest). A month went by and Dr. Kuhn cancelled our appt. We rescheduled, but when I arrived, the doctor told me that he doesn't provide the written report prior to the final interview. It was difficult to take everything in without seeing the actual results, but the doctor informed me that it he would provide the written report immediately after the final interview. Well, it turns out the report had not been completed! He promised it to me that day, then the following two days, and only five days later did he provide me with the written results. I was left wondering and worrying about my diagnosis, especially since during our interview, the doctor had made some references to my extraordinarily high IQ scores on some of the tests--making me excited that I had scored so high! When I finally got the results, they didn't even include any of the numbers from the testing. Dr. Kuhn's admin told me that they didn't give out the numbers as a matter of course. When I insisted on having the data, the doctor provided me only with a summary, which did not reflect the exaggerated IQ numbers he had referenced during our meeting (and now I understand that because he never planned on releasing the numbers, he must have been exaggerating for some other reason?) That last move seemed very unethical. When I wrote to Dr. Kuhn about these issues, he informed me that the way I wrote the email was evidence of my psychological problems, the ones he had just diagnosed. I thought his response was hurtful and unprofessional. Dr. Kuhn had confessed to me, during the testing, that he is antisocial and narcissistic, and I see now that he was correct about himself at least. Finally, when I asked why he had left me waiting so long for the test results, he informed me that he had a family member undergoing cancer treatment. I am sorry for the doctor and his family member,, but why should I pay for him to hire someone else--a novice just doing her postdoctoral work-- whom I did not intend to be tested by? Do not use this person.

Tova Cooper · Published December 5, 2025

I had a really positive experience with Dr. Kuhn at The Integrated Clinic for ADHD support and biofeedback. From the start, he took the time to actually listen and understand what I was dealing with instead of rushing through the appointment. I never felt dismissed or pushed into a quick fix. The biofeedback sessions were surprisingly helpful. Dr. Kuhn explained everything in a way that made sense and helped me understand how my focus and stress response actually work. Over time, I’ve noticed better concentration and more control, especially during busy or high-stress days. The office itself feels calm and professional, and the staff are friendly and organized. Overall, I felt supported and taken seriously throughout the process. If you’re looking for ADHD treatment that goes beyond just medication and gives you practical tools, I’d definitely recommend Dr. Kuhn.

Elliot Azhdam · Published February 27, 2026

The Integrated Clinic, especially Dr. Kuhn, has been an excellent experience from the start. The team goes out of their way consistently to ensure that I am informed and prepared for the next phase of my assessment and treatment. In a world where cookie-cutter services are the standard, I am so grateful to have found this partner for my health.

Jennifer Morgan · Published February 27, 2026