Indiana Bar Application Form B-1

(Use to Supplement Questions 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, & 28; Please Print Clearly or Type; make as many copies as necessary to report each instance on a separate form.)
Bryan First Social Security Number:

Name:

John Middle 309721457

Brown Last

Date Treatment Began: 09/08 (Month/Year)

Date Treatment Ended: 05/09 (Month/Year)

Name and complete address of the attending physician, counselor, health professional, Clergy ("Provider") applicable to this response: Name of Provider William D. Alexy, Ph.D. (licensed psychologist) Address 6110 North Meridian, West Drive City, State, Zip Indianapolis, IN 46208 Telephone Number (317) 255-3729 Name and complete address of any hospital, outpatient clinic or institution: Name of hospital or institution Address City, State, Zip Telephone Number Detailed description of the type of problem, condition, impairment, diagnosis, treatment and/or monitoring program: (use supplemental sheet(s) if necessary)
After my initial two meetings with psychiatrist Dr. Elizabeth Bowman ordered me to obtain a ($600) report from psychologist Dr. William Alexy. Dr. Bowman asked Dr. Alexy was asked conduct "a comprehensive psychological evaluation for the purpose of drawing conclusions regarding Bryan Brown's personality functioning, his ability to control impulses, and any suggestion of the existence of Bipolar Disorder." Alexy found these normative: emotional functioning, cognitive functioning, cognitive processing. No suggestion of a significant thinking disturbance was found. Dr. Alexy tested my using different instruments than Dr. Ross. We spent about half a day together, and he concluded "I can certainly see Bryan functioning adequately as a practicing attorney." Ex 45. Alexy further stated that "under usual and familiar situations it can be expected that Bryan would be in control of his impulses" and that Dr. Alexy failed to "see any compelling evidence of Bipolar Disorder." Ex 45. Dr. Alexy refered to me as an "interesting gentleman" in closing, and, it must be noted, diagnosed me with no mental illness, no condition, no label whatsoever. Especially not with any label cognizable under the DSM IV, not even general anxiety. Nor did Dr. Alexy recommend any therapy or treatment, and of special notice, he did not recommend that I be placed in therapy under the care of a therapist. Dr. Alexy tendered his written report to Dr. Bowman on November, 30, 2008, a full three weeks before she authored her own report on me on December 24, 2008. Neither Dr. Bowman nor Dr. Alexy copied me on Dr. Alexy's report. I rather requested a copy of Dr. Alexy's report after the Bowman report issued, and then tendered the Alexy report to the IBLE myself on May 11, 2009. Dr. Bowman failed to accurately report Dr. Alexy's conclusions in her report, doing just the opposite, in fact. End of report.
Rev 10/11