192 results found for PSYCHIATRISTS in HARLEY STREET, MARYLEBONE

All very good, nothing to improve.

Transparent, highly relatable and always pleasant.

Dr Bhatia was very friendly, reassuring and encouraging. I left the session feeling better about myself than before. She did a good job adjusting to my communication style in our first session and I am sure that this will only improve over time as her demeanour and attitude are very open and observant.

I have started seeing Dr Mann for ADHD check ins and I am so pleased with my experience so far, she is fantastic. She asked all the right questions, I felt understood and listened to. She is clearly very knowledgable and experienced, but there is still such a level of empathy that comes through with her approach which I really appreciate. What I was most pleased with, was that she understood and acknowledged the nuance of ADHD in women, I felt immediately understood and didn’t have to over-explain my situation and we discussed some solutions together.

Very understanding, and great to talk to.

Good

The assessment was comprehensive and Dr Sachdev listened thoroughly to me and took onboard my thoughts and questions about the process.

Andrew Parker is an outstanding psychiatrist and I believe that his rapid intervention is one of the main reasons I returned to health so quickly. His consultations are thorough, and he has a friendly holistic approach which takes into account a patients emotional, physical and spiritual well-being. He is accessible at all times, and booking an appointment is hassle free. Rather than a pure focus on one aspect of recovery, Dr Parker discussed long term solutions for building mental resilience and well-being, resulting in a transformational effect on my mental health which I believe will last well into the future. I could not recommend him more highly.

Dr Oladinni showed me great care and compassion during my stay. I felt he genuinely had my best interests at heart, and was keen to hear my views on my treatment.

I was a little surprised when I first met him- a bit disquieted at first. I did not feel compassion which is so needed with mental health. He did show more care when I challenged him.