15 results found for BODY DYSMORPHIC DISORDER (BDD) SPECIALISTS in BEXLEYHEATH, BEXLEY

My journey with Venetia spans over 8 years, and I have nothing but good words for how she conducted herself both professionally and on the human level throughout this time. I came to her with a sense of general uneasiness in life that started to become debilitating, and thanks to her effort and dedication I have now developed the tools to understand myself and how I operate in the world to a previously inconceivable degree. She is an exceptional listener and can handle anything you throw at her, as well as being a master at picking up little threads and patterns entangled in the unconscious mind that would have taken decades to even notice, let alone act upon. I could write a long essay on all the benefits and life lessons I enjoyed throughout my experience with her but I will keep this brief to not get people to suspect I was paid to write a review! I will end with this - if you are looking for a loving, dedicated, and extremely professional psychologist to tackle life's struggles, I would highly recommend you give Venetia a try.

Dr Worsdall is just amazing in every way

Rob was superb in all respects. Listened, analysed, emphasised, humour, some positive challenge when required. Can't praise him highly enough, am always in his debt. Thank-you.

I was extremely cautious starting grief counselling, but even in a short period it has given me exceptional insight and support. Greg is personable, insightful, respectful and professional whilst having a great sense of humour which is really appreciated during delicate and difficult conversations. I would highly recommend Greg.

As he only worked in the evening once a week this just didn’t work. I don’t have a car, phone conversation is not appropriate. As the Priory hold my notes I found it unnecessary to repeat my information again. Over 2 weeks was lost having and waiting for a blood test for vitamin B12. ( it was normal)The only suggestion was to change my antidepressant .( over 65’s can’t take more than 20 mg of citalopram) This I didn’t want to do without easier access to advice. Dr Kassim agreed. He was always was polite but I’m afraid for me it was a negative experience.