I have known Dr. Kappler for thirty years and I have always admired his ability to work with people helping them find solutions for the problems they face in life. In the last twenty years of working on the internet and using the telephone he has been there for people when they want to talk.

I would highly recommend Dr. Kappler. He was understanding and helped me quickly and compassionately.  He was there for me in every step of the way. Whenever I needed someone to talk to I could reach him. His being a fellow amputee made him much more understanding of what I was going through. He was non-judgmental and a good listener. I always know I have someone to talk to.

Even if you have never been to a therapist before you will find that Dr. Kappler is easy to talk to and is very non-judgemental. Once I found out that he had gone through an amputation I knew he understood what I was going through. He wasn't trying to fix me. He guided me through the decisions I had to make. Being able to call him or text and get a quick reply helped immensely.

I never thought I would find a therapist who has gone through an amputation like mine. I tried to find someone who could help me. They either said they could help me but weren't very convincing or were honest enough to admit they had no idea what I was going through. His initial consultation was free and he accepted my need to talk to him when I didn't have an appointment. He is the kind of therapist who will call me if he hasn't heard from me in a while.

I have known Dr. Kappler for years. His amputation made him realize there were so few therapists who have gone through a similar experience. He set up an educational website and offering suggestions on panic attacks, phantom limb pain depression and generalized anxiety. He consults with other therapists and will answer text emails and phone calls with amputation concerns.