Dr. Sherry Labib Gergis, MD

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Psychiatry Child & Adolescent Psychiatry

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Florida Psychiatric Consultants Pa

1301 S International Pkwy Ste 2021, Lake Mary, FL, 32746

4 other locations

OVERVIEW

Dr. Gergis graduated from the Ross University School of Medicine in 2007. She works in Lake Mary, FL and 4 other locations and specializes in Psychiatry and Child & Adolescent Psychiatry. Dr. Gergis is affiliated with Florida Hospital New Smyrna.

RATINGS AND REVIEWS

Dr. Gergis's Rating

14 Ratings with 2 Reviews

Patient Perspective

3.0 Explains conditions and treatments

3.0 Takes time to answer my questions

3.0 Provides follow-up as needed

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Florida Psychiatric Consultants Pa

1301 S International Pkwy Ste 2021

Lake Mary, FL, 32746

2 REVIEWS

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"Not only did she tell me I was being disrespectful for waving my hands during my first telehealth visit, but she actually told me to find another doctor. Worst experience I have had with a doctor, hands down. If you can't handle people being weird because they are off their meds, you probably shouldn't be in healthcare."

April 24, 2023

"I wouldn’t recommend this doctor to my worst enemy. I visited Sherry Gergis in another step toward healing after a lifetime of suffering due to sexual abuse and mental illness. In exchange for my vulnerability and candidness about my traumas, I spent 2 long hours being repeatedly victim-blamed, gaslit and infantilized. This woman seemingly lacks empathy and compassion for victims of abuse, despite her several attempts to verbally assure me that she’s an empathetic person. (Actions > words.) I’m extremely thankful for my current therapist and the work we’ve done, because had this psychiatric visit occurred a few years ago, it might have provoked me to harm myself or even take my own life. I genuinely fear for the wellbeing of her patients. The newfound awareness that my journey might again land me in the office of such a judgmental and callous “mental health professional” has heightened my distrust in the mental health field, and drastically lessened my hope for recovery."