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Bullion, Rebecca
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611 Woodland Street Nashville, TN 37206
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Bullion, Rebecca

Bullion, Rebecca is a Psychologist facility at 611 Woodland Street in Nashville, TN.
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611 Woodland Street, Nashville, TN 37206
Services Bullion, Rebecca is a Psychologist office located in Nashville, TN. 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 Bullion, Rebecca at (615) 414-2995 to schedule an appointment in Nashville, TN or to get more information.
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Sketchy lady. Told me by phone that she usually drug tests, and then she didn't. Raised her rates on me ($100 to $125) when I called a month later, then lowered price when I quoted her old rate. (She didn't remember I had called earlier.) WORST thing: She lost my drug assessment for a month! She acted very apologetic and hoped that I didn't get in trouble on her account. I explained that I could, and asked her to attach a note explaining her error. She did not. It could mean the difference of a paraphernalia and possession charge staying on my record instead of being dismissed!

Lastly, at the end of my consultation, I asked her if she has a minimum required treatment, she looked at me abruptly and with feigned alarm asked, "Are you trying to get me to change my assessment?!" She intimated that I should not be talking to her about this, and that if I did, she might change the report about my character. However, I had a very reasonable issue. My DUI was out of state and the court said that they did not want to monitor DUI classes or community service or anything. She suggested I take a DUI class. In retrospect, I realized that she successfully and unfairly squashed discussion with me, the person paying her bills, by intimidating me and suggesting that my honest inquiry indicated something negative about my character.

I will never use her services again.
by Anonymous
February 27, 2012