Dr. Sharlet Anderson, PHD works in Chicago, IL as
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Dr. Anderson was my psychologist at Rush for 3years. I was really sad to depart from her therapeutic compassion, expertise and experience but she had to do what she had to do on personal and career note by relocating to another clinic .There has been a hole in my heart since the last day we had our meeting. Dr. Anderson is the best doctor I’ve encountered in my whole life thus far. I learned so much under her care and she has helped me grow tremendously in which I feel like sometimes Ive digressed from the growth and then sometimes I feel really strong but it’s the therapy and the work that we have done together I keep pushing and inspired to bring out my best self !Being a patient of Dr. Anderson gave me so much joy , even still. I recommend her to anyone that meets the criteria of her expertise and knowledge and experience you will not be disappointed Dr. Anderson will always be in my heart as a doctor as a person as a woman that understands me. You the best Doc! .
Dr. Anderson accepts Aetna, Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Illinois and Blue Cross Blue Shield as well as many others. See all of the insurances Dr. Anderson accepts here.
Dr. Anderson's office is located at 1725 W Harrison St Chicago, IL 60612.
Dr. Anderson has a star rating of 5.0/5 and has been reviewed 2 times.
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