Cherrie Palmer is an excellent provider. She listens and understands to our concerns. We appreciate her.

This provider has been the most helpful provider we have had since [patient] aged out of Seattle Children's. I feel she is genuinely concerned about [patient's] well-being, she looks at his treatment considering all aspects of his health. She suggests another specialist when we come up against a physical issue that she thinks needs follow-up.

Dr. Palmer is an excellent provider who truly cares.

Cherrie is a God send. [...] She's a good listener and a good communicator. She make sure that you're part of the decisions That'll be being made. She is very caring and really wants to solve whatever problems you're having. We really appreciate her.

It was great. It was very helpful. I am very grateful!

Ms Cherrie Palmer is a very caring provider. She listened to my concerns and addressed the issues I presented. She gives clear instructions on my plan of care and follow up.

Excellent perceptive care, as usual. Care provider has provided stable long-term care, [...] over many years of consultation.

We are so grateful for the care that Sherrie Palmer has provided over the years. She is so knowledgeable and compassionate and [...] really trusts her and answers his questions well

Always a good l listener, always focused on goals. Always a positive person and a pleasure to talk to.

Dr. Palmer is very astute, observant, compassionate, and Is kind in her feedback. She homes in on key issues or responses and inquires in respectful ways to dig deeper into the skill, resource or methodology for deeper understanding, clarification, or guidance towards resolution whether at a skill set, mindset, or emotional level for 'peace of mind'. Dr. Palmer's experience, Insights and ability to resonate with neurodiversity helps promote my own discovery of how to strengthen, improve and change my behavior in response to triggers or frustrations in attempting to navigate in a neurotypical world. Dr. Palmer facilitates a feeling of acceptance and understanding that helps to create a sense of safe space in contrast to dominant culture which is predominantly hostile and rejects difference. This promotes the ability to explore, accept one's own unique patterns of learning and being in the world versus constantly having to react to a universe of dominant, almost constant bullying by neurotypical culture and behaviors. Having autism is like being tone death in a hearing world and having to sing for your supper while never knowing you're off key. The choir daily mocks and rebukes in so many ways. So, it's refreshing and surprising to encounter and receive support and guidance from a strong ethical professional who possess an comprehensive and therapeutic knowledge bank, yet imparts gentle ways of counsel and promotes change with a rare intuition of mindful insights and expertise in and of ASD.

I really like how Cherrie listens and shows that she cares.

Excellent. Very in tune to [...]'s situation and needs.

She was clear precise and concise